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Linux Plumbers Conference 2018

13–15 Nov 2018
America/Vancouver timezone

Session

Kernel Summit Track

13 Nov 2018, 09:00

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  1. 287. Linux's Code of Conduct Panel
    Chris Mason (Facebook), Greg Kroah-Hartman (Linux Foundation), Mishi Choudhary (Linux Foundation), Olof Johansson (Facebook)
    13/11/2018, 09:00
  2. 288. TBD / Unconference
    13/11/2018, 09:45

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  3. 289. Virtio as a universal communication format
    Michael S. Tsirkin (Red Hat)
    13/11/2018, 11:00
  4. 290. GCMA: Guaranteed Contiguous Memory Allocator
    SeongJae Park
    13/11/2018, 11:45
  5. 291. TBD / Unconference
    13/11/2018, 14:00

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  6. 292. When eBPF meets FUSE: Improving Performance of User File Systems
    Ashish Bijlani (Georgia Institute of Technology)
    13/11/2018, 14:45
  7. 293. Building Stable Kernel Trees with Machine Learning
    Julia Lawall, Sasha Levin
    13/11/2018, 16:00
  8. 294. TBD / Unconference
    13/11/2018, 16:45

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  9. 295. TAB Elections
    13/11/2018, 17:30
  10. 296. TBD / Unconference
    14/11/2018, 09:00

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  11. 297. Zinc: Minimal Light-weight Kernel Cryptography API
    Jason Donenfeld
    14/11/2018, 09:45
  12. 298. An Introduction to RISC-V
    Palmer Dabbelt (SiFive)
    14/11/2018, 11:00
  13. 299. Clang + Linux
    Nick Desaulniers (Google)
    14/11/2018, 11:45
  14. 300. TBD / Unconference
    14/11/2018, 14:00

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  15. 301. Elivepatch: Flexible Distributed Linux Kernel Live Patching
    Alice Ferrazzi
    14/11/2018, 14:45
  16. 302. XArray
    Matthew Wilcox
    14/11/2018, 16:00

    Now that the XArray is in, it's time to make use of it. I've got a git tree which converts every current user of the radix tree to the XArray as well as converting some users of the IDA to the XArray.

    The XArray may also be a great replacement for a list_head in your data structure.

    I can also talk about currently inappropriate uses for the XArray and what I might do in future to make the...

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  17. 303. TBD / Unconference
    14/11/2018, 16:45

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  18. 304. ZUFS - Zero Copy User-Mode FileSystem - One Year Later
    Mr Boaz Harrosh
    15/11/2018, 09:00

    One year after its inception there are real hardened FSs.
    Many innovative fixtures. But is it ready for upstream?

    Few highlights:

    • ALL VFS api working including dax, mmap IOCTL xattrs ACLs ....
      (Missing quota)
    • IO API changed (From last year)
    • Support for ASYNC operations
    • Support for both pmem and regular block devices
    • Support for private memory pools
    • ZTs multy-channel and...
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  19. 174. Filename encoding and case-insensitive filesystems
    Gabriel Krisman Bertazi (Collabora)
    15/11/2018, 09:45

    Case-insensitive file name lookups is a recurrent topic on Linux filesystems, but its stalled development has regained traction in the past few years, thanks to its applications in platforms like Valve's SteamOS and Android. Despite aiming at simplifying the file lookup operation from a user point of view, since human languages don't directly correlate to arbitrary case folding and encoding...

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  20. 305. Who stole my CPU? Steal time mitigation at Digital Ocean
    Leonid Podolny (DigitalOcean), Vineeth Remanan Pillai (DigitalOcean)
    15/11/2018, 11:00

    Steal time due to hypervisor overcommitment is a widespread and well-understood phenomena in virtualized environments.
    However, sometimes steal appears even when a hypervisor is not overcommitted. This talk will lay out our quest for better utilization of hypervisor hardware by reducing steal. We will talk about kernel heuristics causing it, how we handle disabling these heuristics by...

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  21. 306. TBD / Unconference
    15/11/2018, 11:45

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  22. 307. Concurrency with tools/memory-model
    Andrea Parri, Paul McKenney (IBM Linux Technology Center)
    15/11/2018, 14:00
  23. 308. SoC Maintainer Group
    Olof Johansson (Facebook)
    15/11/2018, 14:45
  24. 309. Multiple Time Domains
    Thomas Gleixner
    15/11/2018, 16:00
  25. 310. TBD / Unconference
    15/11/2018, 16:45

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