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BKK16-500K4: Demo w/ Lunch

Monday, February 22, 2016

Event Date: March 11, 2016

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LVC20-316 RunX: deploy real-time OSes as containers at the edge
Friday, July 24, 2020
Containers are incredibly convenient to package applications and deploy them quickly across the data center.

This talk will introduce RunX, a new project under LF Edge that aims at bringing containers to the edge with extra benefits. At the core, RunX is an OCI-compatible containers runtime to run software packaged as containers as Xen micro-VMs. RunX allows traditional containers to be executed with minimal overhead as virtual machines, providing additional isolation and real-time support.

It also introduces new types of containers designed with edge and embedded deployments in mind. RunX enables RTOSes, and baremetal apps to be packaged as containers, delivered to the target using the powerful containers infrastructure, and deployed at runtime as Xen micro-VMs. Physical resources can be dynamically assigned to them, such as accelerators and FPGA blocks.

This presentation will go through the architecture of RunX and the new deployment scenarios it enables. It will provide an overview of the integration with Yocto Project via the meta-virtualization layer and describe how to build a complete system with Xen and RunX.

The presentation will come with a live demo on embedded hardware.
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LVC20-315 Using Rust in MCUboot
Friday, July 24, 2020
It seems the Rust programming language comes up frequently these days, and there is a lot of interest in it. We have been using Rust to implement a simulation test environment within MCUboot since 2017. This presentation will discuss our experience with Rust, and our hopes of how this language might help other projects in the future, especially in regards to security.
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LVC20-314 System Device Tree update: Bus Firewalls and Lopper
Friday, July 24, 2020
System Device Tree is an ongoing effort to expand the scope of Device Tree to describe and configure modern heterogeneous SoCs, including multiple CPUs clusters, their views of the system, and the software running on them. System Device Tree comes with Lopper, an Open Source Python tool to read a System Device Tree and produce one traditional Device Tree for each software execution domain.

The System Device Tree specification progressed significantly in the last year. This presentation will provide an update on the latest developments, such as the new bindings for the description and configuration of bus firewalls. The talk will deep-dive into Lopper, its flexible plugins architecture, and explain how to use it with System Device Tree today. If time allows, some common System Device Tree and Lopper use cases will be demonstrated.
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BKK19-104 - Latest storage status on Arm
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Introduce the latest status of storage related open source projects on aarch64 platform.
Supports Ceph enabling SPDK on aarch64 with 4KB and 64KB kernel page size, patches are accepted on Ceph, SPDK and DPDK upstream.
Extends ISA-L library to supports aarch64 platform and offer the unique common library for storage related projects and boost the performance in aarch64 ecosystem. It includes the optimization on compression, hash, crypto, data integrity, data protection and so on.
LVC20-307 Android Runtime Development Update 2020
Friday, July 24, 2020
In this presentation, we will give an update on ART team's development progress on Android Runtime; including our deep-dive performance analysis on ART workloads, the compiler optimisations we've developed based on our performance analysis results; and we will share our progress of optimising ART with ARMv8.x features (FP16, SVE, etc) and how we improve new ARM architecture feature testing in upstream AOSP/ART project.
BKK16-203: Irq prediction or how to better estimate idle time
Monday, February 22, 2016
Review design. The current approach to predict the idle time duration is based on statistics on the previous idle time durations. The presentation will show the weaknesses of this approach...
HKG18-217 - OpenCDM/CDMi (Multi DRM) work with WPE & Chromium
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Session ID: HKG18-217 Session Name: HKG18-217 - OpenCDM/CDMi (Multi DRM) work with WPE & Chromium Speaker: Sivasubramanian Patchaiperumal Track: Digital Home ## Session Summary This session will provide an overview...
KVM/Arm Nested Virtualization Support and Performance - SFO17-410
Friday, October 6, 2017
Session ID: SFO17-410 Session Name: KVM/Arm Nested Virtualization Support and Performance - SFO17-410 Speaker: Jintack Lim Track: Virtualization ★ Session Summary ★ Nested virtualization is increasingly important because of the...

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