Re: [sdv-wg] Fwd: Proposal to form a Rust SiG within Eclipse SDV

[Guy Lunardi <guy.lunardi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Florian, and Eclipse SDV members,

+1 for Collabora

Would like to express on behalf of Collabora to join such a Rust SIG.

Regards,
-Guy

(Breaking the thread, forwarded from personal Eclipse account)



> ---------- Forwarded message ---------
> From: Florian Gilcher via sdv-wg <sdv-wg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Wed, May 22, 2024 at 9:23 AM
> Subject: [sdv-wg] Proposal to form a Rust SiG within Eclipse SDV
> To: sdv-wg@xxxxxxxxxxx <sdv-wg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Cc: Florian Gilcher <florian.gilcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> 
> 
> Hello Eclipse SDV!
> 
> I’d like to file a proposal for the creation of a Rust SiG within the
> Eclipse Foundation, within the Eclipse SDV group. With an initial
> focus on Eclipse SDV, I propose the group to be open to everyone with
> Rust needs, we don't see use in further compartmentalization within
> Eclipse around the topic of Rust.
> 
> This is the first time I'm filing such a group, I'm happy about
> comments and questions!
> 
> # Rationale
> 
> Over recent years Rust has established itself as a language for
> mission-critical applications in cloud and system programming. A
> mature ecosystem has evolved providing open source libraries and
> tools supported by an active community. The wider adoption of Rust in
> the automotive industry has begun. Within Eclipse SDV we see the
> first projects being written in Rust, e.g. SommR, a SOME/IP
> implementation, or Ankaios, a workload manager for edge- and
> automotive systems.
> 
> The Eclipse SDV working group is fostering open source and technical
> innovation for the transition into the era of software-defined
> vehicles. We believe that a Special Interest Group for Rust will
> support its adoption and further strengthen the collaboration between
> automotive companies, cloud providers and the Rust community. Rust
> has the potential to become a foundational enabler for safety-
> certifiable open source software, the SiG aims to be in the center of
> that evolution.
> 
> The group should focus on work output first and foremost and be
> rooted in the practical projects Eclipse SDV implements.
> 
> # Scope
> 
> Initial focus areas of the Rust Special Interest Group are:
> * Exchange experience and discuss opportunities and challenges around
> the adoption of Rust in the automotive and other safety-critical
> industries
> * Create and publish documents for practical guidance
> * Advise and promote Rust-based SDV projects
> * Promotion and potential future creation of open source tooling
> * Collaboration with the Rust Foundation on the topic of safety Rust
> * Recommendations for changes for the upstream Rust project
> 
> # Initial interested participants
> 
> A number of people have already shown interest in such a group, among
> them:
> 
> Florian Gilcher/ Ferrous Systems
> Pietro Albini/ Ferrous Systems
> Daniel Krippner/ ETAS
> Michael Fait/ Thoughtworks
> Andrew Banks/ LDRA/ MISRA
> Wanja Zaeske/ DLR
> Thomas Fleischmann/ CARIAD
> Florian Bartels/ Elektrobit
> Daniel Silverstone/ Codethink
> 
> Not all of them are Eclipse members (yet), but all are around the
> Eclipse SDV space.
> 
> Greetings from Berlin,
> Florian
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