Document Library
| Title | Speaker | Summary | Year | Get the slides |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A quarter century of Linux open source: my personal journey | Jens AXBOE | Having been involved with the Linux kernel and open source projects for 25 years teaches you as much about people as it does technology. From struggli | 2023 | |
| A unique way to maintain a Linux kernel subsystem | Steven ROSTEDT | Steven Rostedt maintains the tracing subsystem of the Linux kernel. He has a unique workflow that incorporates several tools. He uses quilt on top of | 2023 | |
| Demystifying the Linux kernel security process | Greg KH | There is a lot of misunderstanding about how the Linux kernel deals with security vulnerabilities. This talk will go into how the different Linux kern | 2023 | |
| Evolving ftrace on arm64 | Mark RUTLAND | The Linux kernel’s ftrace mechanism makes it possible to dynamically attach hooks to kernel functions, and can be used for a variety of purposes inclu | 2023 | |
| Fast by Friday: Why Kernel Superpowers are Essential | Brendan GREGG | It is not ok that we speed weeks, even months, trying to solve why software is slow. Companies waste money on compute costs, users are unhappy with la | 2023 | |
| Faster & Fewer Page Faults | Matthew WILCOX | We have improved the Linux page fault mechanism to reduce the number of faults and handle them more quickly when they do happen. By managing memory in | 2023 | |
| Gaining bounds-checking on trailing arrays | Gustavo AR SILVA | Having a dynamically-sized trailing array at the end of a structure is a popular code construct in the Linux kernel. However, trailing arrays can also | 2023 | |
| Getting the RK3588 SoC supported upstream | Sebastian REICHEL | The Rockchip RK3588 system-on-chip (SoC) is an impressive flagship with 8 ARM cores (4x A76, 4x A55), plenty of cache, and a vast amount of peripheral | 2023 | |
| Hardware and its Concurrency Habits | Paul E MCKENNEY | This talk will present a high-level overview of the hardware structure of modern computer systems, and then will use this structure to show how the la | 2023 | |
| How not to submit a patchset? | Frederic WEISBECKER | What makes an apparently good patchset fail? Despite the fact it hasn’t been applied, did you know that working on this patchset might have actually b | 2023 | |
| Linux and gaming: the road to performance | Andre ALMEIDA | Playing games on Linux has come from a painful reality, with a lot of tinkering, to (sometimes) a one-click experience. This happened because a lot of | 2023 | |
| Netconf 2023 Workshop | David MILLER | David will present a summary of the netconf workshop happening at Kernel Recipes this year. | 2023 | |
| On the way to io_uring networking | Pavel BEGUNKOV | io_uring has set a remarkably high bar for storage performance. Consequently, attention has naturally turned towards networking as the next frontier. | 2023 | |
| Panic Attack | Guilherme G. PICOLI | The crash/panic path and all its related machinery were always subject to polemics; it’s an area naturally full of trade-offs, conflicting views and a | 2023 | |
| Resource control in production at Meta | Chris DOWN | Control groups (or cgroups for short) are one of the most fundamental technologies underpinning our modern love of containerisation and resource contr | 2023 |