Project Summary
SUSI is a Universal System Interface
SUSI is a lean application server for the internet of things and distributed systems. Components are asynchronously connected via the SUSI event core and can be written in various languages such as C++, JavaScript, Go, or other. The multilanguage approach of SUSI enables developers of different domains (e.g. web and embedded developers) to easily contribute to one project. Each developer can use the language that fits best to his domain for his application components.
Due to its asynchronous nature, SUSI is very ressource efficient and consumes only a few MB of RAM. Its footprint is at 5-10MB depending on the build configuration. It is possible to build applications where the application including SUSI footprint requires less than 12 MB of RAM.
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took an estimated 15 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in July, 2014
ending with its most recent commit almost 8 years ago
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