CentOS Virt SIG - Community virtualization packages on an immutable coreThe Linux Foundation
CentOS is a "distribution" with a rather unique description: it is a free (gratis) clone of a commercially-supported "distribution" with all the branding removed. Being enterprise-grade distribution means solid and well-tested; but it also means not having the latest functionality. It also means having a small enough feature set to provide commercial support in a viable manner: and that typically means choosing one technology and sticking with it.
But what if you wanted your entire system to be solid, and well-tested, but want the latest features for one particular package or program? Or what if you really wanted an enterprise system, but wanted to use one of the alternate technoligies that were not selected?
This is where CentOS SIGs come in. The new CentOS is still at its core a clone of an upstream enterprise distribution. But having had success with the Xen4CentOS project, which provided a version of Xen to run on CentOS 6, they have now generalized the process.
This talk will talk about CentOS SIGs: the vision, the structure, what SIGs are available. We will compare and contrast them to other community distro development models like Fedora, OpenSuSE, Debian, Ubuntu, and so forth. We will also share lessons from the CentOS Virt SIG, in which a number of virtualisation and related technologies such as Xen, oVirt, Docker and others collaborate.
Very short overview of the Xen Project Release and Roadmap Process (for the blog). It covers the process valid up to and including Xen 4.5, and the proposal for Xen 4.6 and newer.
The 4.5 release no a minor "point" update: it is one of the most feature-rich releases in the project's history. It contains several important additions. Most notably, new Xen PVH virtualization mode now supports running as dom0, enhanced support for Remus, significant ARM architecture updates, security improvements, real-time scheduling, support for Intel Cache Monitoring Technology (CMT), as well as improvements for automotive and embedded use-cases. Other enhancements include additional support for FreeBSD, systemd support, additional libvirt support, the release of Mirage OS 2.0, and more.
Besides giving an overview of Xen 4.5, we will explain the project's roadmap process and share what's ahead for 2015: such as improved OpenStack integration and hotpatching (applying security fixes without the need to reboot).
Import this, that, and the other thing: custom importersZoom Quiet
Mr. Brett Cannon
in PyCon2010-USA-Atlanta
45min ◊◊◊ Advanced
Friday 11:45am, Centennial I
categories: core
Since Python 2.3, the ability has existed to customize the import process so that one can support code stored in alternative formats, e.g. zipimport and its support of importing code from a zip file. The aim of this talk is to make sure you understand how the custom import mechanism works and how to write your own custom importers using importlib from Python 3.1.
The topic shows the design process for software architect.Also there are serveal architect style descibed int the topic.
In the end , to demo a call center atchitect design.
CentOS Virt SIG - Community virtualization packages on an immutable coreThe Linux Foundation
CentOS is a "distribution" with a rather unique description: it is a free (gratis) clone of a commercially-supported "distribution" with all the branding removed. Being enterprise-grade distribution means solid and well-tested; but it also means not having the latest functionality. It also means having a small enough feature set to provide commercial support in a viable manner: and that typically means choosing one technology and sticking with it.
But what if you wanted your entire system to be solid, and well-tested, but want the latest features for one particular package or program? Or what if you really wanted an enterprise system, but wanted to use one of the alternate technoligies that were not selected?
This is where CentOS SIGs come in. The new CentOS is still at its core a clone of an upstream enterprise distribution. But having had success with the Xen4CentOS project, which provided a version of Xen to run on CentOS 6, they have now generalized the process.
This talk will talk about CentOS SIGs: the vision, the structure, what SIGs are available. We will compare and contrast them to other community distro development models like Fedora, OpenSuSE, Debian, Ubuntu, and so forth. We will also share lessons from the CentOS Virt SIG, in which a number of virtualisation and related technologies such as Xen, oVirt, Docker and others collaborate.
Very short overview of the Xen Project Release and Roadmap Process (for the blog). It covers the process valid up to and including Xen 4.5, and the proposal for Xen 4.6 and newer.
The 4.5 release no a minor "point" update: it is one of the most feature-rich releases in the project's history. It contains several important additions. Most notably, new Xen PVH virtualization mode now supports running as dom0, enhanced support for Remus, significant ARM architecture updates, security improvements, real-time scheduling, support for Intel Cache Monitoring Technology (CMT), as well as improvements for automotive and embedded use-cases. Other enhancements include additional support for FreeBSD, systemd support, additional libvirt support, the release of Mirage OS 2.0, and more.
Besides giving an overview of Xen 4.5, we will explain the project's roadmap process and share what's ahead for 2015: such as improved OpenStack integration and hotpatching (applying security fixes without the need to reboot).
Import this, that, and the other thing: custom importersZoom Quiet
Mr. Brett Cannon
in PyCon2010-USA-Atlanta
45min ◊◊◊ Advanced
Friday 11:45am, Centennial I
categories: core
Since Python 2.3, the ability has existed to customize the import process so that one can support code stored in alternative formats, e.g. zipimport and its support of importing code from a zip file. The aim of this talk is to make sure you understand how the custom import mechanism works and how to write your own custom importers using importlib from Python 3.1.
The topic shows the design process for software architect.Also there are serveal architect style descibed int the topic.
In the end , to demo a call center atchitect design.
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Mr. Brett Cannon
in PyCon2010-USA-Atlanta
45min ◊◊◊ Advanced
categories: core
Since Python 2.3, the ability has existed to customize the import process so that one can support code stored in alternative formats, e.g. zipimport and its support of importing code from a zip file. The aim of this talk is to make sure you understand how the custom import mechanism works and how to write your own custom importers using importlib from Python 3.1.
