ARMS: An Analysis Framework for Mixed Criticality Systems

L. Colaco, Arun S. Nair, Anurag Madnawat, B. Raveendran
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The current era of ubiquitous computing and infor-mation overload prompts for a collaborative knowledge manage-ment and decision support system to pursue genuine scientific re-search. Diverse results by various research groups in the real-time mixed criticality community mandates an online decision support system to disseminate information. The prevalence of real-time mixed criticality systems in a large number of application domains has given birth to several task models in literature. Rigid certification requirements and accurate schedulability analysis in the mixed criticality domain require appropriate and well-defined task models, tools and techniques. This paper presents our efforts in the design and development of a knowledge management and decision support system ARMS - a cloud-based analysis tool for mixed criticality systems. ARMS is a unique and novel platform that brings synthesized knowledge on contemporary research in mixed criticality systems together and provides a platform to collaborate with like-minded academicians and engineers. The harmonized research results disseminated by ARMS serves both as an exploratory platform as well as a decision support system for assisting industrial deployment. ARMS is hosted on Amazon Amplify and the user interface is implemented using ReactJS. ARMS serves as a ready-made analyzer for researchers to validate their designs and acts as a quintessential reference aid for academicians and engineers in the mixed criticality domain.
ARMS:混合临界系统的分析框架
当今的无所不在的计算和信息超载的时代要求一个协作的知识管理和决策支持系统来追求真正的科学研究。实时混合临界社区中不同研究小组的不同结果要求在线决策支持系统来传播信息。实时混合临界系统在大量应用领域的流行,在文献中产生了几个任务模型。在混合临界领域中,严格的认证需求和准确的可调度性分析需要适当且定义良好的任务模型、工具和技术。本文介绍了我们在设计和开发一个知识管理和决策支持系统ARMS -一个基于云的混合临界系统分析工具方面所做的努力。ARMS是一个独特而新颖的平台,汇集了混合临界系统当代研究的综合知识,并提供了一个与志同道合的学者和工程师合作的平台。ARMS传播的统一研究成果既是一个探索平台,也是一个辅助产业部署的决策支持系统。ARMS托管在Amazon Amplify上,用户界面使用ReactJS实现。ARMS可作为研究人员验证其设计的现成分析仪,并可作为混合临界领域院士和工程师的典型参考辅助工具。
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