Introducing Upstream Kernels to Google's Data Centers
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore Google's journey in introducing upstream kernels to their data centers in this 44-minute conference talk presented by Andrew Delgadillo and Dylan Hatch. Gain insights into the challenges, strategies, and benefits of implementing upstream kernels in large-scale data center environments. Learn about the "Icebreaker" project, which aims to modernize Google's kernel infrastructure and improve performance, security, and maintainability. Discover the technical considerations, testing methodologies, and lessons learned during this significant transition, as well as the potential impact on the broader Linux ecosystem.
Syllabus
Icebreaker: Introducing Upstream Kernels to Google’s Data-centers - Andrew Delgadillo & Dylan Hatch
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Linux Foundation
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