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====== Two approches to real-time virtualization - Jailhouse and KVM ======

Tuesday, October 11, 2016 • 10:40 - 12:00

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===== Abstracts =====
==== Lightweight real-time partitioning for Linux with Jailhouse ====
The Jailhouse hypervisor project was created to partition multicore
systems with the help of virtualization technology - and Linux. It is
designed for simplicity and, thus, provides isolation between partitions
at minimal costs.

This talk will briefly present the concept of Jailhouse, its latest
state of development and typical use cases around real-time as well as
safety critical systems. It will address the question which unique role
this project can play within the Linux ecosystem.

==== Real Time KVM ====

KVM is now suitable for low latency real time workloads.
Getting there required several changes to the code, which
are now now upstream. Real time KVM also requires very
careful system configuration. This presentation will describe
some of the issues faced (and fixed) during development, and
pitfalls in deploying real time KVM.

===== Audience =====
The talk addresses systems architects and developers who need to meet
real-time and/or safety requirements on highly integrated network,
entertainment or control systems that run Linux, or Linux aside other OSes. The talk addresses as well KVM developers and people looking to deploy Real Time KVM. There are equal
amounts of magic in the code, and in system configuration.

===== Biography =====
==== Jan Kiszka, Siemens ====
Jan Kiszka is working as consultant and senior software engineer in the
Competence Center for Embedded Linux at Siemens Corporate Technology. He
is supporting Siemens sectors with adapting and enhancing open source as
platform for their products. For customer projects and whenever his
spare time permits, he is contributing to open source projects,
specifically in the area of real-time and virtualization.

==== Rik van Riel, Red Hat ====

Rik van Riel is a principal software engineer at Red Hat,
and a long term contributor to the Linux kernel. He has
contributed to the memory management subsystem, the scheduler,
and various components related to virtualization. Rik is active
in community projects like kernelnewbies.org and likes to hike
and rock climb in his spare time.

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