This webinar explores how hypervisors (Xen, ACRN) provide robust workload isolation for mixed-criticality embedded applications.
We examine their ability to securely partition compute resources between real-time tasks, general-purpose OS environments, and safety-certified applications while maintaining deterministic performance.
The session covers hypervisor configuration for resource-constrained devices, including memory protection schemes, interrupt handling optimizations, and secure inter-VM communication protocols.
For applications with less stringent isolation requirements, we’ll discuss how Docker containers can serve as a lightweight alternative, examining their tradeoffs in performance overhead versus security guarantees.
Real-world examples from automotive will feature Elektrobit’s EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications and NXP’s S32G Vehicle Network Processors.
Key topics and takeaways:
- Apply hypervisors effectively in real automotive architectures
- Balance safety, performance, and flexibility in complex systems
- Gain hands-on insights from real-world automotive implementations
- How EB tresos Studio integrates with dSPACE’s tooling to make virtualization easier
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