The Team
About the
LEG SCThe LMG SC is responsible for:
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- Advising the Management Team, and through it the Board, on the key technological matters associated with achieving Linaro's objectives
- Setting the technical goals of Linaro
Reviewing, modifying, and at its discretion approving proposals from the Working Groups and Segment Groups in relation to such matters as choice of IP License to be adopted for a particular Working Group Project and roadmaps (including tasks and priorities);
- Ensuring technical alignment between Linaro Core and Club members, the core and product engineering teams and Linaro segment groups
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Linaro Enterprise Group Steering Committee
The Linaro Enterprise Group (LEG) was established in November 2012 as the first segment focused group within Linaro. The group was established to accelerate Linux ARM server ecosystem development and it extended the list of Linaro members beyond ARM silicon vendors to Server OEM’s and commercial Linux providers.
LEG leverages and extends Linaro’s existing shared engineering, legal and open source collaboration structures. This joint collaboration focuses on identifying and addressing gaps/optimizations in the ARM Linux server software ecosystem, enabling SoC support upstream to meet LEG requirements, agreeing LEG requirements for SoC software standardization and upstreaming all relevant output.
The LEG steering committee defines the high level tasks – be it heavy lifting “mighty” projects or quick “low hanging fruit” optimizations – and the corresponding priorities and timelines as “cards”. The technical leaders in the engineering team then analyze each card and break it into multiple smaller and more detailed tasks, each one with a clear requirement and acceptance constrains for completion. Once the engineers are assigned, work enters the development phase. Each card is fully visible to Linaro members in JIRA.
The Committee Members
Elsie Wahlig Qualcomm
Hui Han Aliyun
Jeff Underhill ARM
Jon Masters Red Hat
Kangkang Shen Huawei
Larry Wikelius Cavium
Linda Knippers HPE
Surupa Biswas Facebook
Guests
- George Grey (CEO, Linaro)
Andrea Gallo (of Segment Groups, Linaro)
- Mark Gregotski (Director of LHG, Linaro)
- Martin Stadtler (Director of LEG, Linaro)
- Matt Locke (Director of LITE, Linaro)
- Francoise Ozog (Director of LNG, Linaro)
- Tom Gall (Director of LMG, Linaro)
About LEG
When Linaro was established, the Linaro Technical Steering Committee (Linaro TSC) was responsible for both Linaro's technical roadmap and for operational oversight. As Linaro grew, the TSC devolved low level operation responsibility to the Operational Steering Committee (OPSCOM). Following discussions at the July 2014 Members' Meeting in Paris and later at LCU14, it was decided to formally split technical and operational responsibility between the TSC and a new committee, the Operational Steering Committee (OSC).
In 2012 Linaro formed its first group, the Linaro Enterprise Group (LEG). Since then three more groups (Networking: LNG, Home: LHG and Mobile:LMG) have been formed. These groups focus on a particular market or technology. They are independent, hosted groups that both rely on and contribute to Linaro's core engineering and product teams.Current Engineering Activities
Common development center for the ARM Enterprise ecosystem
Eliminates fragmentation, reduces cost and accelerates time to market
Members can focus on innovation and differentiated value-add
Working on core open-source software for ARM servers
Boot architecture – UEFI/ACPI
ARMv8 bringup & optimization
OpenJDK, Hadoop and Spark
Software Defined Infrastructure, such as OpenStack, Ceph and DPDK
Developer Cloud for wider ecosystem deployment
LEG Introduction 2016-Q4
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