2009 Linux Plumber's Conference


Videos from the 2009 Linux Plumber's Conference, in Portland, OR.
LPC 2009: Linux-iSCSI.org BoF Discussion

LPC 2009: Linux-iSCSI.org BoF Discussion

Milestones in LIO 3.1 since LPC 2008
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October 24, 2009
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LPC 2009: Modern Configuration API for Wireless Networking
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The wireless extensions API is universally hated by wireless developers on both sides of the user/kernel divide. Fortunately the cfg80211
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API is maturing as a modern alternative. What is needed is for drivers (both new and old) to adopt cfg80211 as their configuration mechanism so that the long wireless extensions nightmare can finally end.
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LPC 2009: Modern Configuration API for Wireless Networking

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October 24, 2009
LPC 2009: A New SELinux Policy Infrastructure
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This talk will discuss the requirements and design of a new SELinux policy infrastructure. It is hoped that this talk
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will lead to the SELinux community validation of the requirements, acceptance of the new architecture, and a plan to replace the old infrastructure.
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LPC 2009: A New SELinux Policy Infrastructure

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October 24, 2009
LPC 2009: Using IMA for Integrity Measurement and Attestation
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Linux 2.6.30 includes the Integrity Measurement Architecture (IMA) system, which measures (hashes) files before they are accessed, and which can
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use a TPM for hardware signed attestation for centralized management of client integrity.
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LPC 2009: Using IMA for Integrity Measurement and Attestation

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October 24, 2009
LPC 2009 Keynote: Networking Futures : Multiqueue Networking
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David S. Miller on Networking Futures : Multiqueue Networking.
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LPC 2009 Keynote: Networking Futures : Multiqueue Networking

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October 24, 2009
LPC 2009: Smack and the Application Ecosystem
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Our sample application is a commercial database server. It provides database services over the network using TCP connections. The security
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goal we're using Smack to address is the isolation of the database files from the users on the server.
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LPC 2009: Smack and the Application Ecosystem

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October 24, 2009
LPC 2009: BOF Data Center Bridging
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Birds of a Feather session: Data Center Bridging
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LPC 2009: BOF Data Center Bridging

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October 24, 2009
LPC 2009: Plug and Play Multiseat
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Linux multiseat configurations hold the potential to get the cost per Linux user down to half or less of even
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the cheapest PCs. But can we make multiseat plug and play?
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LPC 2009: Plug and Play Multiseat

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October 24, 2009
LPC 2009: An Advanced Git Tutorial
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Linus Torvalds delivers a deep tutorial on the features of git.
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LPC 2009: An Advanced Git Tutorial

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October 8, 2009
LPC 2009: Receive Packet Steering: A Software Solution to Scaling the Network Receive Path
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The subject of this talk from Google's Tom Herbert is a software-based solution for scaling performance of the networking receive
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path. This is particularly useful with a single queue (legacy) NIC on a multi-core computer.
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LPC 2009: Receive Packet Steering: A Software Solution to Scaling the Network Receive Path

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October 8, 2009
LPC 2009: Threaded Network Device Interrupts
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Red Hat's Steven Rostedt discusses increasing networking performance by using threaded interrupts for the network devices.
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LPC 2009: Threaded Network Device Interrupts

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October 8, 2009
LPC 2009: Video API Deathmatch: VDPAU vs. VAAPI
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This talk is the infamous “Video API Deathmatch: VDPAU vs. VAAPI”, where “VDPAU” is NVIDIA’s Video Decode and Presentation API
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for Unix, and “VAAPI” is the Video Acceleration API led by Intel.
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LPC 2009: Video API Deathmatch: VDPAU vs. VAAPI

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October 8, 2009
LPC 2009: Why Network Namespace Sucks and How to Make it Suck Faster
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Core PVC/OpenVZ kernel developer Pavel Emelyanov outlines various ways of establishing a networking communication between a network namespace (a container)
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and the outer world, compares their performance and features.
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LPC 2009: Why Network Namespace Sucks and How to Make it Suck Faster

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October 8, 2009
 
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