Middleware & DevOps

A NEW APPROACH TO SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Creating tomorrow’s software-defined vehicles requires a robust software architecture, advanced tools and streamlined processes.

Innovation, Accelerated

AUTOMOTIVE SOFTWARE DONE RIGHT

Aptiv’s software development unit is using best-practice development and operations (DevOps) processes to build an in-vehicle technology stack and cloud-based toolchain to support Smart Vehicle Architecture™. The group is creating a horizontal layer of software (middleware) that will support multiple application domains, including ADAS, infotainment, body control and connectivity

 

Middleware & DevOps Objectives

KEYS TO THE SOFTWARE-DEFINED VEHICLE

ABSTRACT SOFTWARE FROM HARDWARE

ABSTRACT SOFTWARE FROM HARDWARE

ACCELERATE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

ACCELERATE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

SUPPORT CROSS DOMAIN FUNCTIONALITY

SUPPORT
CROSS-DOMAIN FUNCTIONALITY

To the Cloud


An important tenet of Aptiv’s approach is our use of cloud-based technologies. The Middleware & DevOps unit is working with leading cloud and enterprise software vendors to codevelop a continuous integration / continuous deployment (CI/CD) environment for automotive applications. These allow developers to collaborate from around the world to modify, test and deploy software updates to vehicles in the field – reliably, securely and safely.

To the Cloud
A Common Language

A Common Language


The Middleware & DevOps team is also focused on creating a base software layer or “middleware” that helps to decouple software applications from the vehicle hardware that they run on. Middleware handles many common functions, freeing developers to concentrate their efforts on the features and functions of their application instead.

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While the Middleware & DevOps group is building on Aptiv’s deep software development experience, there is much work to be done. If you want to help us build the next generation of software-defined vehicles, check out opportunities on our Careers page.

 

 

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