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Container Orchestration Platform
Optimized for Automotive Environments

Pullpiri safely orchestrates various workloads in a way optimized for automotive environments.

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What is Pullpiri?

Pullpiri is an open-source orchestration platform optimized for in-vehicle environments.

Based on the Kubernetes orchestration model, it has been redesigned to account for the unique constraints of automotive systems, including limited resources, real-time requirements, and safety demands.

It enables consistent, container-based execution, management, and deployment of software within the vehicle.


Pullpiri's Features

  • Condition-based Workload Control


    Pullpiri applies predefined condition-based policies to control workload execution and switching automatically and dynamically.

  • Resource-aware Workload Monitoring & Offloading


    Pullpiri continuously monitors CPU, memory usage, and container states, and dynamically controls the execution, redeployment, and offloading of workloads according to system resource status.

  • Unified Container Lifecycle Management


    Pullpiri provides an integrated management framework for the entire container lifecycle—including deployment, execution, updates, and termination—enhancing the stability and operational efficiency of in-vehicle software.

  • Standardized Component Packaging


    Pullpiri enables automotive software components to be packaged and executed in a standardized container format, strengthening architectural consistency, scalability, and modularity across the vehicle system.

  • OEM Policy-driven Control


    OEM operational policies and constraints can be directly reflected in orchestration policies. This includes software execution priorities, resource allocation rules, and allowable operating ranges specified by the OEM.

  • Mixed-Criticality Orchestration


    Pullpiri runs criticality workloads (e.g., ADAS, control) alongside non-criticality services (e.g., infotainment) within one system, ensuring strict isolation and required safety/real-time priorities.