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VA Linux announced today
that it will be speaking at the "Xen Summit North America 2010" taking
place between April 28- 29 2010 in Sunnyvale, CA. Xen Summit events are
the technical developer focused community gatherings to discuss the
latest technology updates, roadmap, and new features. These events are
now held twice a year in the US and Asia. As for details about Xen
Summit, please refer to Xen.org (http://www.xen.org/community/xenevents.html) .
Our technical developers who have been involved in the Xen community as
a maintainer and an advisory board member will be speaking about the
overview of new technology, updates and new features related to Xen
Cloud Platform and Xen Hypervisor. We will provide this event report on
our website later (http://www.valinux.co.jp/contents/tech/eventreport/index.html).
The details of our presentations are as follows:
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Date
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April 28, 2010
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Speaker
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Hirokazu Takahashi, General
Manager, Technology & Engineering Dept.
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Topic
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VastSky - Cluster Storage
System for XCP
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Abstract
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VastSky is a cluster storage
system which is made up with commodity hardware - PC servers and SATA
disks. This is designed to be used in cloud environment, which is
scalable and fault-tolerant, and has a feature that virtual machines
can directly run on the system. In this presentation, I will talk about
the concept, design and roadmap of VastSky. We will make the code open
by the summit at sourceforge.net(
https://sourceforge.net/projects/vastsky/).
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Date
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April 28, 2010
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Speaker
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Isaku Yamahata, Linux Kernel
Professional
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Topic
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Status update on PCI express
support in qemu
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Abstract
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This presentation is update
of my last presentation which I gave at the summit in Shanghai. In this
presentation, the on-going development for PCI express support in qemu
and its status will be shown. Currently passing through of PCI is
supported and PCI express device can be passed through as PCI device.
However it can't as PCI express natively. PCI express has more features
than PCI like MMCONFIG, native hot plug (not ACPI based),
ARI(Alternative Route ID), AER(Advanced Error Reporting) and stuff. It
requires to enhance QEMU and BIOS. The issues for PCI express will be
discussed in this session.
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