I will have a talk at the Linux Kernel Summit 2022
I will present current status and future plans for DAMON in KernelSummit'22. The title of the talk is “Current Status and Future Plans of DAMON”. https://lpc.events/event/16/contributions/1224/
I will present current status and future plans for DAMON in KernelSummit'22. The title of the talk is “Current Status and Future Plans of DAMON”. https://lpc.events/event/16/contributions/1224/
My paper introducing DAMON and related works for making Linux a more data access-aware operating system has been accepted to be presented by the HPDC'22. The title of the paper is “DAOS: Data Access-aware Operating System”.
Whenever reading the kernel development statistics report for each release from LWN, I wanted to scope it down to specific subsystems. For that, I wrote a script. Belows are the top 10 kernel hackers who contributed to the memory management subsystem of Linux kernel, sorted by number of commits and changed (added, deleted, or modified) lines, respectively. $ ./authors.py ~/linux --file mm/ --since 2021-01-01 --author_identity name --sortby lines --max_nr_authors 10 1....
record interesting papers that I (partially) read
I will present DAMON/DAMOS in KernelSummit'21. The title of the talk is “Writing a fine-grained access pattern-oriented lightweight kernel module using DAMON/DAMOS in 10 minutes”. https://linuxplumbersconf.org/event/11/contributions/984/