Hello Real-time Linux community,
We're excited to announce that there will be a Real-Time Linux Summit as part
of the umbrella conference of Embedded Open Source Summit in Seattle,
April 16-18.
The Real-Time Linux Summit is intended to gather developers and users of
Linux as a Real-Time Operating System. The main intent is to provide room
for discussion between developers, tooling experts, and users, in a friendly
environment.
The Call for Proposal (CFP) is now open through January 14th.
We are looking for proposals for topics in the following areas
- Best practices for writing Linux drivers to work with real-time
- Lessons learned setting up and configuring systems with real-time
- Working with real-time Linux in containerized systems
- Working with real-time Linux and hypervisors
- Lessons learned debugging and analyzing latencies
- Best practices using Linux on safety-critical systems
- Future evolution of real-time Linux
Please consider submitting a talk proposal for consideration. Details on the
CFP can be found here:
https://events.linuxfoundation.org/embedded-open-source-summit/program/cfp/
Please help us spread the word about this conference and CFP
within your network.
-- Daniel
Hi Again
This is a gentle reminder of the CFP! This is an excellent chance to participate
in the community, showing results and helping real-time Linux :-)
The CFP closes this weekend!
-- Daniel
On 1/2/24 18:11, Daniel Bristot de Oliveira wrote:
> Hello Real-time Linux community,
>
> We're excited to announce that there will be a Real-Time Linux Summit as part
> of the umbrella conference of Embedded Open Source Summit in Seattle,
> April 16-18.
>
> The Real-Time Linux Summit is intended to gather developers and users of
> Linux as a Real-Time Operating System. The main intent is to provide room
> for discussion between developers, tooling experts, and users, in a friendly
> environment.
>
> The Call for Proposal (CFP) is now open through January 14th.
>
> We are looking for proposals for topics in the following areas
>
> - Best practices for writing Linux drivers to work with real-time
> - Lessons learned setting up and configuring systems with real-time
> - Working with real-time Linux in containerized systems
> - Working with real-time Linux and hypervisors
> - Lessons learned debugging and analyzing latencies
> - Best practices using Linux on safety-critical systems
> - Future evolution of real-time Linux
>
> Please consider submitting a talk proposal for consideration. Details on the
> CFP can be found here:
>
> https://events.linuxfoundation.org/embedded-open-source-summit/program/cfp/
>
> Please help us spread the word about this conference and CFP
> within your network.
>
> -- Daniel