Conférence organisée par l'Institut de l'Elevage et présidée par Jean-Marc Alibert, Président de la commission bovin viande de FGE et Président du Herd-Book Limousin.
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The document discusses OpeLa, a programming system created by the author to build an entire operating system and programming language from scratch. OpeLa stands for Operating and Language processing system. The author provides background on their involvement in OS and language development communities. They describe initial steps taken in OpeLa, such as using the SDL library to display graphics. Considerations for calling external functions from OpeLa are also mentioned.
Brief introduction to PC timers: PIT, RTC, HPET, ACPI PM Timer, Local APIC Timer, TSC. This slides also describes how to use ACPI PM Timer and Local APIC Timer.
This presentation describes USB 3 host driver structure.
The host driver has 3 layers: host controller driver, bus driver, and class driver.
Recent days, hobby OS creators must implement USB host driver to support keyboard and mouse.
WalB: Real-time and Incremental Backup System for Block Devicesuchan_nos
WalB is an open-source backup system that consists of block devices, called WalB devices, and userland utilities, called WalB tools. A WalB device records write-I/Os. WalB tools extracts them to create restorable snapshots in an incremental manner.
Compared with dm-snap and dm-thin, WalB is designed to achieve small I/O latency overhead and short backup time. We conducted an experiment to take an incremental backup of a volume under random write workload. The result confirms those advantages of WalB.
Cybozu cloud platform, which has 500TB volumes and processes 25TB write-I/Os per day, is required to achieve (1) stable workload performance without I/O spikes which may affect application user experience and (2) short backup interval specified in our service level objective. WalB satisfies the requirements, while dm-snap is not enough to and dm-thin is not expected to.
The document discusses OpeLa, a programming system created by the author to build an entire operating system and programming language from scratch. OpeLa stands for Operating and Language processing system. The author provides background on their involvement in OS and language development communities. They describe initial steps taken in OpeLa, such as using the SDL library to display graphics. Considerations for calling external functions from OpeLa are also mentioned.
Brief introduction to PC timers: PIT, RTC, HPET, ACPI PM Timer, Local APIC Timer, TSC. This slides also describes how to use ACPI PM Timer and Local APIC Timer.
This presentation describes USB 3 host driver structure.
The host driver has 3 layers: host controller driver, bus driver, and class driver.
Recent days, hobby OS creators must implement USB host driver to support keyboard and mouse.
WalB: Real-time and Incremental Backup System for Block Devicesuchan_nos
WalB is an open-source backup system that consists of block devices, called WalB devices, and userland utilities, called WalB tools. A WalB device records write-I/Os. WalB tools extracts them to create restorable snapshots in an incremental manner.
Compared with dm-snap and dm-thin, WalB is designed to achieve small I/O latency overhead and short backup time. We conducted an experiment to take an incremental backup of a volume under random write workload. The result confirms those advantages of WalB.
Cybozu cloud platform, which has 500TB volumes and processes 25TB write-I/Os per day, is required to achieve (1) stable workload performance without I/O spikes which may affect application user experience and (2) short backup interval specified in our service level objective. WalB satisfies the requirements, while dm-snap is not enough to and dm-thin is not expected to.