Linaro Connect Bangkok: Full Schedule

Linaro Connect resources will be available here during and after Connect!

Booking Private Meetings
Private meetings are booked through bkk19.skedda.com and your personal calendar (i.e. Google Calendar). View detailed instructions here.

For Speakers
Please add your presentation to Sched.com by attaching a pdf file to your session (under Extras > + File). We will export these presentations daily and feature on the connect.linaro.org website here. Videos will be uploaded as we receive them (if the video of your session cannot be published please let us know immediately by emailing connect@linaro.org).

Puzzle:
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2:30pm GMT+07

BKK19-107 LEDGE Overview and Goals

The LEDGE SIG is exploring the technologies and structures needed to support Edge computing, a new business model that allows semi-autonomous services to be provided close to mobile end users and devices for improved latency and augmented capabilities. This talk provides an overview of the SIG and its goals.

Speakers

François-Frédéric Ozog

Director Business Development, Linaro

François-Frédéric is chairman of the two groups at Linaro directed to collaborative engineering for embedded systems. Linaro is a not for profit organization that gathers companies such as Arm, Google, Huawei, Qualcomm to accelerate open source innovation on the Arm ecosystem... Read More →

Monday April 1, 2019 2:30pm - 2:55pm GMT+07
Session Room 3 (Lotus 10)

IoT Fog/Gateway/Edge Computing

4:30pm GMT+07

BKK19-121 XDP for TSN

ne of the challenging tasks of TSN (Time-Sensitive Networking) is it’s low latency and bounded jitter strict requirements. Although XDP (eXpress Data Path) does not offer any jitter guarantees it offers significantly lower latency, by offloading traffic off the kernel and directly into user-space sockets (AF_XDP), compared to the linux kernel network stack. This talk is about a brief XDP introduction and the latency numbers we got on our initial tests.

Speakers

Ivan Khoronzhuk

software engineer, Texas Instruments

Ilias Apalodimas

Principal engineer, Linaro

Linux kernel developer with a taste for networking and performance

Monday April 1, 2019 4:30pm - 4:55pm GMT+07
Keynote Room (World Ballroom BC)

IoT Fog/Gateway/Edge Computing, Linux Kernel, Networking

8:30am GMT+07

BKK19-203 JVM on ARM. From sensor to cloud

A variety of Java virtual machines on ARM have been around for a long time. Nowadays, OpenJDK makes it easy and secure to receive and process data at all stages. Using modern expressive language Kotlin and Docker containers, we will program a simple, but secure gateway that controls a sensor. We'll demonstrate further data processing in the cloud as BigData and then visualization for end user using JavaFX. We will discuss additional features such as deployment and provisioning and also how the new release model of the Java platform is connected to security.

Speakers

Dmitry Chuyko

Performance Architect, BellSoft

Dmitry Chuyko is a Performance Architect at BellSoft, one of the most active corporate OpenJDK developers. Previously he worked on HotSpot JVM in Oracle. His experience with Java showed that the most interesting problems in applications find their solutions in the underlying platform... Read More →

BKK19 203 pdf

Tuesday April 2, 2019 8:30am - 8:55am GMT+07
Session Room 2 (Lotus 3-4)

IoT Fog/Gateway/Edge Computing, Tools, IoT Fog/Gateway/Edge Computing

11:30am GMT+07

BKK19-411 Boot Requirements and Strategies for the Edge

Edge computing has some unique requirements and challenges in the boot area. LEDGE team and guests are digging in the details during a sprint at Connect. This BoF session will summarize the findings and strategies to meet those requirements. Any presentation material will be made available after the sprint happens.

Speakers

François-Frédéric Ozog

Director Business Development, Linaro

Thursday April 4, 2019 11:30am - 11:55am GMT+07
Session Room 1 (Lotus 1-2)

IoT Fog/Gateway/Edge Computing, Boot Architecture

8:30am GMT+07

BKK19-504 XDP Offload for OPC UA

OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA) is a machine to machine communication protocol for industrial automation. One of the challenging task is to lower network latency for request on measurement node (receive part of the network stack). Because of measurement value carry timestamp there is no strict latency requirement to tx path. This talk is about experimental way to use eXpress Data Path (XDP) sockets merged to the latest mainline kernel with zero copy packets to userspace with LWIP network stack in application instead of linux kernel network stack.

Speakers

Maxim Uvarov

Sr. Software Engineer, Linaro

Maxim Uvarov is developer and maintainer in Linaro LEDGE group. Recently Maxim was maintainer of OpenDataPlane (networking API project) in Linaro, kernel maintainer at Oracle and Linux developer in MontaVista. Maxim holds a Ph.D. in Engineering from Moscow State University of Instrument... Read More →

BKK19 504 XDP offload for OPC UA pdf

Friday April 5, 2019 8:30am - 8:55am GMT+07
Session Room 3 (Lotus 10)

IoT Fog/Gateway/Edge Computing

11:00am GMT+07

BKK19-509 Software architecture for High-end IoT devices

Arm's Corstone-700 foundation IP offers a flexible compute architecture combining Cortex-A and Cortex-M processors.
This will help enable a new generation of secure SoCs for rich IoT nodes, gateways, and embedded applications.

The talk will focus on the open source software implications for these emerging devices. Topics include:
- Open source OS/RTOS choices for different commute components
- TinyLinux for memory constrained devices
- Inter processor communication frameworks
- Secure boot flow and run time services
- Yocto recipes for managing software configuration

Speakers