COSMOS – DevOps for Complex Cyber-physical Systems of Systems
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- Projektleiter/in : Dr. Sebastiano Panichella
- Projektteam : Bruno ALMEIDA, Dr. Domenico BIANCULLI, Prof. Lionel BRIAND, Christian Birchler, Davide DE PASQUALE, Prof. Massimiliano DI PENTA, Christopher Drexler, Thomas Graf, James HUNT, Scott Hansen, Pedro MALÓ, David Malgiaritta, Sajad Mazraeh Khatiri, Petr Novobílský, Dr. Annibale Panichella, Dr. Fabrizio Pastore, Oliver Remus, Dr. Carolin Rubner, Dr. Marcela Ruiz, José António SALVADO NEVES, Prof. Jürgen Spielberger, Dr. Andreas ULRICH, Prof. Andy ZAIDMAN
- Projektstatus : laufend
- Drittmittelgeber : EU und andere Internationale Programme (Horizon 2020 / Projekt Nr. 957254)
Beschreibung
Much of the increasing complexity of ICT systems is being driven
by the more distributed and heterogeneous nature of these systems,
with Cyber Physical Systems accounting for an increasing portion of
Software Ecosystems. This basic premise underpins the COSMOS
proposal which focuses on blending best practices DevOps solutions
with the development processes used in the CPS context: this will
enable the CPS world to deliver software more rapidly and result in
more secure and trustworthy systems.
COSMOS brings together a balanced consortium of big industry, SMEs
and academics which will develop enhanced DevOps pipelines which
target development of CPS software. These pipelines will integrate
more sophisticated validation and verification (V&V) which will
comprise of a mix of static code analysis correlated with issues
and bug reports, automated test case generation, runtime
verification, Hardware in the Loop (HiL) testing and feedback from
field devices. Approaches based on Machine Learning, model based
testing and search based test generation will be employed.
Techniques to prioritize and schedule testing to maximize efficacy
of the testing process and to minimize security threats will also
be developed. COSMOS will leverage existing prototype technologies
developed by the partners supporting enhancing them throughout the
project.
The COSMOS CPS pipelines will be validated against 5 use cases
provided by industrial partners representing healthcare, avionics,
automotive, utility and railway sectors. These will act as
reference use cases when promoting the technology amongst Open
Source and standardization communities. For the former a specific
community building activity will be performed to stimulate
engagement with Open Source; for the latter, the standards
experience of the coordinator and partners will be employed to
promote COSMOS technologies within heavily regulated sectors where
there is an increasing need for well-defined software V&V
solutions.