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SUMMARY:Real-Time Linux User Forum
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting the Real-Time Linux User Forum on Tuesday\, October 6\, 13:30–17:00\, the day before Open Source Summit Europe in Prague. \nThe User Forum is intended to bring together PREEMPT_RT developers and tooling experts with users who are building products and solutions with PREEMPT_RT. It is an opportunity for users to share real-world experiences\, and exchange ideas and collaborate with developers on the challenges and opportunities shaping Real-Time Linux. \nWe invite you to submit a speaking proposal highlighting your user story\, implementation experience\, lessons learned\, technical challenges\, best practices\, or innovations related to Real-Time Linux. \n\nCFP submission: now through August 16th by using this form https://forms.gle/iRK48ACWnMatihg59\nSpeaker notification: August 28\nSchedule published: first week of September\n\nThis is an in-person event designed to encourage meaningful discussion and collaboration. If your proposal is accepted\, you will be expected to attend the event in Prague and present your session in person.
URL:https://realtime-linux.org/event/real-time-linux-user-forum/
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SUMMARY:Scheduler and Real-Time MC at LPC 2026
DESCRIPTION:Event Name: Scheduler and Real-Time Microconference \nEvent Time: October 7\, 10:00-13:30 \nLocation: Prague Congress Center \nBuilding upon the success of last year\, we propose a combined microconference focused on the Real-Time and Scheduler subsystems. These two areas are fundamentally intertwined and continue to drive cross-cutting changes\, especially following the upstream integration of PREEMPT_RT. The Linux scheduler is central to overall system performance. Addressing the challenges of modern computing—from achieving low latency to maximizing high throughput across diverse topologies and workloads\, and scaling from small\, power-constrained devices to large-scale HPC systems—is key to delivering the optimal user experience. \nSince last year’s microconference\, progress has been made on the following topics:\n– Cache aware scheduler\n– Paravirt Scheduling: Framework for better physical CPU utilization\n– CPU Isolation and IPI interference\n– Push callback for fair scheduler\n– Runtime verification\n– Proxy execution \nDiscussions on certain topics were also carried forward at the OSPM 2026 conference. \nIdeas of topics to be discussed include (but are not limited to):\n– Responsiveness of fair tasks\n– Improve PREEMPT_RT\n– Locking and priority inversion\n– Improve SCHED_DEADLINE\n– CPU isolation\n– New topology\, including hybrid or heterogeneous system\n– Tooling for debugging low latency analysis \nThis is not an exhaustive list. We welcome all proposals related to process scheduling.\nThe goal is to discuss open problems\, preferably with patch set submissions already being discussed on the mailing list. Presentations are meant to be limited to 2 or 3 slides intended to seed a discussion and debate – allowing for high bandwidth discussion with key stakeholders in the same room. \nKey attendees:\n– Ingo Molnar\n– Peter Zijlstra\n– Juri Lelli\n– Vincent Guittot\n– Dietmar Eggemann\n– Steven Rostedt\n– Ben Segall\n– Mel Gorman\n– Valentin Schneider\n– K Prateek Nayak\n– Thomas Gleixner\n– John Stulz\n– Sebastian Andrzej Siewior\n– Shrikanth Hegde\n– Phil Auld\n– Dhaval Giani\n– Clark Williams
URL:https://realtime-linux.org/event/scheduler-and-real-time-mc-at-lpc-2026/
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