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Programm

Vorläufiges Programm

Vorlesungseinheiten:

  1. Simon Peter (University of Texas at Austin): The Quest for Low Latency
  2. Dieter Kasper (Fujitsu): Future hardware technologies and their impact on the OS
  3. Steffen Reith (Hochschule RheinMain): Cryptography in Automotive OS
  4. Wolfgang Schröder-Preikschat, Timo Hönig (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg): Predictability Issues in Operating Systems (time, space, energy)
  5. Andrea Bastoni (SysGo): Certifiable Time-Critical Hypervisor: Industrial State of the Art and Challenges
  6. Bruno Mesnet (IBM Nice): OpenCAPI and CAPI Hardware acceleration enablement
  7. Tim Harris (Amazon): Five ways not to fool yourself - designing experiments for understanding performance

Workshops/Hands-on-Labore:

  • Labor 1.1: Dieter Kasper (Fujitsu): Programmierung mit Persistent Memory
  • Labor 1.2: Alexander Lochmann, Michael Engel (TU Dortmund, FH Coburg): Kernel Level Debugging and Profiling in Linux
  • Labor 2: Bruno Mesnet, Alexandre Castellane (IBM Nice, IBM Montpellier): Hands on FPGA Acceleration Praktikum

Benötigte Software:

Industrievorträge:

  1. Christoph Schlameuss (IBM): Secure Service Container im Mainframe
  2. Jürgen Gross (SUSE): Spectre, Meltdown et al. - mitigation work behind the scenes
  3. Tim Harris (Amazon): tba

Supported by:

TU Graz Lead Project "Dependable Internet of Things"

Firmenpartner:

  • Fujitsu
  • IBM
  • Amazon
  • SYSGO AG