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authorJan-Simon Möller <dl9pf@gmx.de>2016-11-21 12:23:36 +0100
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+May  28,  2015
+**2   Architecture**
+The  Automotive  Grade  Linux  Software  Architecture  diagram  is  below.  The  architecture  consists
+of  five  layers.  The  App/HMI  layer  contains  applications  with  their  associated  business  logic  and
+HMI.  Generally  applications  are  out  of  scope  for  this  document  since  they  are  product  specific
+for  the  OEM  that  is  developing  a  system  based  on  AGL.
+The  Application  Framework  layer  provides  the  APIs  for  creating  both  managing  and  running
+applications  on  an  AGL  system.  The  Services  layer  contains  user  space  services  that  all
+applications  can  access.  The  Operating  System  (OS)  layer  provides  the  Linux  kernel  and  device
+drivers  along  with  standard  OS  utilities.
+Page  7  of  159
+![](media/picture97.jpeg)![](media/picture98.jpeg)Automotive Grade Linux Requirements Spec v1.0