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2024-04-25 Linaro Data Center Group steering committee Meeting Agenda/Minutes

2024-04-25 Linaro Data Center Group steering committee Meeting Agenda/Minutes

Apr 25, 2024

Meeting Date: 2024-04-25

Attendance
Steering Committee Members 

 

Name

 

 

Alternate

 

Name

 

 

Alternate

 

Leonardo Garcia, Linaro

 

Tom Gall, Linaro

Andy Wafaa, Arm

 

Ashok Bhat, Arm

Shun Kamatsuka, Fujitsu

 

 

 

Jonathan Cameron, Huawei

 

Kangkang Shen, FutureWei

, Red Hat

 

 

 

Jon Masters, Google

 

 

 

 

Guests

Name

 

Name

 

Kevin Zhao, Linaro

Gen Shimada, Linaro

Mikael Rolfhamre, Linaro

Meeting Logistics

When? 4th Thursday of each month.

Zoom connection details

 Agenda

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Minutes

  • Project updates

    • System Ready Compliant Platform Collaboration (SRCPC)

      • Leonardo discussed with Marcin on the reasons why we are removing device tree requirement from EDK2 on SBSA machine type emulated by QEMU. Yes, as Jonathan commented a few times, this is not required. This is just a view on how a reference implementation should be.

    • Big Data and Data Science (BDDS)

      • Ganesh Raju is not within Linaro anymore.

      • We are working on hiring a replacement for him.

    • Deploy CCA on Arm Platforms (DCAP)

      • v2 of patches for Linux kernel (including KVM) and EDK2 have been posted by Arm. We were able to boot a Realm with them. Linaro also posted updated patches for QEMU.

      • QEMU: working to integrate RME support onto SBSA reference machine type.

      • Kata Containers: working to be able to UEFI boot a Realm.

      • Kevin Zhao presented on the latest advancements we had on the project w.r.t. the high level management stack at the Open Source Summit North America last week. Abstract and slides available here. Very good discussions at the conference around our presentation.

      • .Upcoming presentations about the work we have been doing:

        • Linaro Connect

        • Confidential Computing Summit

    • Enhance Software-Defined-Storage on Arm Servers (STOR)

      • Recently, the DAOS Foundation acknowledged the contributions that Linaro has been making to the DAOS project, by enabling it to run on Arm64 servers (here). This is a direct result of the work we have been doing in the Enhance Software-Define-Storage on Arm Servers (STOR) project.

      • Another outcome of our work on the STOR project has been that many users of openEuler have deployed Lustre on Arm64 systems both in production and test environments.

  • Linaro Ecosystem Dashboard

  • Events

  • AOB