Keynote: Software-Defined Everything
summary
Argues that the data-center pattern becomes the architecture of everything and lists concrete pieces: Clear Linux and Clear Containers for stack integration, a lightweight hypervisor acorn for functional-safety partitions, and a reduced-emulation hypervisor Nemo that shrinks QEMU from ~2M to ~200k lines. Cites automotive specifics — ~100 MCUs and ~100M LOC per car — and claims vertical stack tuning can yield ~8–15× performance (and power) gains.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:10SoftwareDefined Everything
- 1:43Data Center Architecture
- 3:14Automotive
- 4:08Safety
- 7:01Linux
- 8:18Isolation Layer
- 8:28Acorn
- 10:08Containers vs Virtual Machines
- 10:37Security and Speed
- 13:06Hardware features
- 13:23Optimizations
- 14:05Big Data
- 14:32Outro
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