The ELISA Project hosts workshops on a regular basis to gather the project community to accelerate technical collaboration and output, and plan for future goals. It is intended as a technical community collaboration forum to advance the mission of the ELISA Project. More specifically, the Workshop series provide the avenue to:
- Explore ideas about approaches, processes, tooling, and testing that can be incorporated into building safety-critical applications and systems
- Exchange perspectives and feedback from the Linux kernel, safety, and other adjacent open source project communities
- Provide updates about the various Working Groups’ current activities and priorities and future roadmaps
- Enable real-time collaboration to make more accelerated progress on current work streams
- Define and articulate near-term technical goals and priorities
- Educate and onboard new community members
- Activate and increase engagement and contributions from a broader range of contributors
The workshops are generally held in person to facilitate more open discussions and real-time collaboration. Virtual access can be provided if there is sufficient interest. Several workshops were held virtually during the pandemic.
Upcoming Workshops
Workshop at NASA Goddard – Space Grade Linux: December 10-12 (details coming soon)
Recent Workshops
September 2022 Manchester Workshop
Virtual Workshops
April 2022 Workshop (recordings)
November 2021 Workshop (recordings)
May 2021 Workshop (recordings)