ConSerts M Contracts’ mechanics Sample Clauses

ConSerts M Contracts’ mechanics. The contracts are to be evaluated automatically by the composing systems before any service consumption and provision. In the horizontal level, each service composing a safety critical functionality, provided by every unit of composition, shall have its own contract. Adaptive systems might need different contracts in different modes of operation (if it affects the functionality). In the vertical level, the platform contains a single contract that describe all vertical guarantees for all services. The vertical demands of an application are related to further horizontal guarantees of services or to services designed for the final user. On the vertical level, the contracts are assessed latest at deployment time. In case of horizontal interfaces, the contract evaluation can be postponed to runtime. Services can be provided directly to the end user or to another component that uses it to build more complex services. Providing raw sensor signal is a type of service that is consumed by other modules while airbag activation is a service consumed by the end user. There will be cases when the detachment between application and platform does not make sense, having a system like contract (i.e. platform and application are described using a single contract). A gas pedal component, for example, would have such type of contract.
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