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Application lifecycle management in automotive: Adaptive AUTOSAR example

Currently, the automotive industry is facing with rapid development and is the subject of great changes. This expansion emphasizes the need for new functionalities, like applications for “over the air” updating, in-vehicle infotainment, driving assistance algorithms or managing lifecycle of in-car applications. Managing lifecycle and defining terms in which different applications are executed is very challenging task. What also extends this challenge is lack of provided solutions due to sudden necessity for knowledge in this area. Today, one of the leading automotive standards AUTOSAR, has been extended with Adaptive Platform (AA). AA is a new architecture which offers support for new automotive features. This paper presents a solution for managing the lifecycle of different in-car applications, following AA functional cluster, Execution Management.