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Arm Virtual Hardware (AVH) is a scalable, on-demand virtual platform environment for software development and testing, that provides Arm based virtual hardware that runs your full software stack as fast as real silicon.
Overview
ARM Virtual Hardware powered by Corellium (AVH) enables you to run Arm-based virtual hardware. Included models are based on 32- and 64-bit Arm Cortex A, R and M cores and represent boards from Raspberry Pi, NXP, ST, and Arm. All virtual hardware models are fully cloud-native and can be managed and integrated using REST APIs with multiple language bindings. I/O interfaces can be accessed using transaction-based APIs and have been successfully integrated into multiple software in the loop environments. AVH leverages ARM-based AWS Graviton computing resources bring the scalability and high-performance of the cloud to Arm based software developers. Advanced APIs support automated deployment with scriptable execution for seamless development, debug, and testing flows. Cost efficient provisioning dynamically scales based on project needs and optimizes resources based on usage. Accelerated development timelines through seamless CI/CD pipeline integration and standard remote access reduce the time to prototype and validate mission critical systems. The elimination of dependency on physical board availability and exposure to SoC shortages reduces overall program uncertainty
Highlights
- Ideal development environment for creating a proof of concept at an entry level price point. Applications targeted to ARM architectures, delivering smooth transitions from development to production.
- Eliminate the wait for physical boards and the challenge of testing with globally distributed teams with a scalable virtualized platform for secure development and testing.
- Linux offerings from Red Hat and Debian, AUTOSAR offerings from Elektrobit, Vector, and ETAS, and real time offerings including QNX, Zephyr, Kernkonzept and more Integrations with leading debug tools including: Lauterbach TRACE32, Tasking WinIdea, VSCode, Arm DS, GDB, and many more.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/unit |
|---|---|---|
core hours | Cost per core hour | $0.50 |
Dimensions summary
You pay based on usage, measured in core hours. A core hour reflects one processor core running for one hour on a virtual device. Your cost scales directly with how much compute your virtual devices consume over time. There are no tiers or fixed plans here. You run devices when you need them, and billing tracks the total core hours used. This single usage-based dimension means costs rise or fall with your actual activity, giving you control over spending by managing how long and how many cores your virtual devices run.
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A core hour reflects one processor core running for one hour on a virtual device. If a device uses multiple cores, each core counts separately. So a device running four cores for one hour bills as four core hours. Your total is the sum of all cores across all running devices, multiplied by their runtime.
Billing tracks core hours consumed, which meters cores running for time. Devices that are not running do not accrue core hour charges. You control cost by managing how long devices stay active. You can save a device state and restore it later to reduce active runtime while preserving your setup.
On applicable Android devices, you can modify the number of CPU cores allocated to a virtual device. Since billing counts core hours, running more cores raises your core hour total for that runtime. Fewer cores lower it. RAM and GPU settings affect device behavior, but core count drives the core hour metering.
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