Feature Architecture#
Note
The complete feature architecture template as shown here is intended to document the idea about the architecture of a feature (if needed) when a CR is created. After the CR is granted, it is moved and further detailed / maintained in the module where the feature resides. See module template documentation. Only the logical interfaces remains in the feature architecture platform documentation, as they are relevant for the overall platform architecture. The detailed architecture of the feature is documented in the module documentation, and the logical interfaces are linked from there to the platform documentation. This is to avoid that the platform documentation becomes too detailed and hard to maintain, while still providing the necessary information about the feature architecture in the platform documentation. Depending from the project it might be that in the reference integration of the platform the full feature architecture including the implementation of the features and its components becomes visible in the platform documentation. See Deployment example.
[Your Feature Name] Architecture
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status: draft
security: NO
safety: ASIL_B
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Attention
The above directive must be updated according to your Feature.
Modify
Your Feature Nameto be your Feature NameModify
idto be your Feature Name in upper snake case preceded bydoc__and followed by_architectureAdjust
statusto bevalidAdjust
safetyandtagsaccording to your needs
Overview#
<Brief summary>
Description#
<General Description>
<Design Decisions - For the documentation of the decision the Decision Record Template can be used.>
<Design Constraints>
Requirements#
.. needtable:: Overview of Feature Requirements
:style: table
:columns: title;id
:filter: search("feat_arch_sta__archdes$", "fulfils_back")
:colwidths: 70,30
No needs passed the filters
Rationale Behind Architecture Decomposition#
Mandatory: A motivation for the decomposition
Note
Common decisions across features / cross cutting concepts is at the high level.
Static Architecture#
The live feature architecture template snippets are maintained in the module template documentation.
Logical Interfaces#
.. logic_arc_int:: Interface Name
:id: logic_arc_int__feature_name__interface_name1
:security: YES
:safety: ASIL_B
:status: invalid
:version: 1
:fulfils: feat_req__feature_name__some_title
:included_by: feat__feature_name
<General Interface Description with description of the interface and its
purpose. The description should be as detailed as possible to provide a
clear understanding of the interface's role within the feature
architecture and the input/output interactions and data (on high level)
it supports. Also, include any relevant information about the
interface's design decisions (if not already covered in the general
description of the feature), constraints, and any specific requirements
(for example timings) it have to fulfill. This will help in
understanding the rationale behind the interface's design and its
contribution to the overall feature architecture. Please describe also
the intended error handling mechanisms on high level, security
considerations, and any other relevant aspects that are crucial for the
interface's implementation and usage within the feature architecture.>
.. needarch::
:scale: 50
:align: center
{{ draw_interface(need(), needs) }}
.. logic_arc_int_op:: Operation
:id: logic_arc_int_op__feature_name__operation
:security: YES
:safety: ASIL_B
:status: invalid
:version: 1
:included_by: logic_arc_int__feature_name__interface_name1
<General Operation Description with description of the operation of the
interface and its purpose. The description should be as detailed as
possible to provide a clear understanding of the operation's role within
the interface and the input/output interactions it supports. Also,
include any relevant information about the operation's design decisions,
constraints, and any specific requirements it fulfills. This will help
in understanding the rationale behind the operation's design and its
contribution to the overall feature architecture. Please describe also
the intended error handling mechanisms on high level, security
considerations, and any other relevant aspects that are crucial for the
operation's implementation and usage within the feature architecture.