OSv – The OS designed for the Cloud
- Glauber Costa | Clodius Systems
A lot of the cloud discussion centers around which are the best hypervisors, and which management tools will simplify one’s life the most. But is it the whole story? While addressing the problems from the lower and higher layers, the middle man – the guest operating system – is usually left behind.
In this talk will introduce OSv, a new, from-scratch operating system written by a group of former Linux veterans designed specifically for cloud deployments. We will showcase the operating system architecture and explain the performance and manageability improvements that can be expected.
Any Links to work: osv.io
Speaker Details
Glauber Costa is one of the early engineers responsible for OSv. He previously worked with IBM and Red Hat, contributing for the Xen and KVM hypervisors and other Linux topics in general. More recently he was with Parallels, where he was a Lead Engineer in their Linux Containers efforts.
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