[opensuse-kernel] Workshop on profiling, tracing, debugging both userspace and kernelspace for openSUSE conference
Kernel developers,
I've seen some requests for a workshop (see $subject) for the openSUSE conference. Are there any volunteers?
Details on how to submit a proposal: http://news.opensuse.org/2011/06/02/opensuse-conference-cfp-going-strong/
You can also submit other proposals that you like!
Andreas
Hi,
On Wed 29-06-11 13:25:17, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
I've seen some requests for a workshop (see $subject) for the openSUSE conference. Are there any volunteers?
That's a rather broad topic. You can spend days on this ;) I could speak about some of this in kernel space but I'm not sure about audience - I guess general people would not be interested in debugging kernel oopses or performance issues in IO scheduler or memory management?
Honza
On 6/29/2011 11:32 AM, Jan Kara wrote:
Hi,
On Wed 29-06-11 13:25:17, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
I've seen some requests for a workshop (see $subject) for the openSUSE conference. Are there any volunteers?
That's a rather broad topic. You can spend days on this ;) I could speak about some of this in kernel space but I'm not sure about audience - I guess general people would not be interested in debugging kernel oopses or performance issues in IO scheduler or memory management?
Honza
.oO( I would. Hm, maybe I'm not general people. Wait a minute... )
How many general people go to a linux conference?
On Wed 29-06-11 11:37:20, Brian K. White wrote:
On 6/29/2011 11:32 AM, Jan Kara wrote:
Hi,
On Wed 29-06-11 13:25:17, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
I've seen some requests for a workshop (see $subject) for the openSUSE conference. Are there any volunteers?
That's a rather broad topic. You can spend days on this ;) I could speak about some of this in kernel space but I'm not sure about audience - I guess general people would not be interested in debugging kernel oopses or performance issues in IO scheduler or memory management?
Honza.oO( I would. Hm, maybe I'm not general people. Wait a minute... )
OK, +1 to the number of interested people ;)
How many general people go to a linux conference?
OK, I should have said general Linux audience. But thinking about it reasonable topics for 40 minutes could be: Tracing IO in Linux kernel - blktrace and some basics how to understand what it says Linux kernel tracing - using function traces, kernel trace points, performance counters... Setting up and analyzing kernel crash dump
The question is what will be more interesting to the people coming.
Honza
Am Wed, 29 Jun 2011 22:19:15 +0200 schrieb Jan Kara jack@suse.cz:
OK, I should have said general Linux audience. But thinking about it reasonable topics for 40 minutes could be: Tracing IO in Linux kernel - blktrace and some basics how to understand what it says Linux kernel tracing - using function traces, kernel trace points, performance counters...
Kernel (and userspace) debugging with systemtap.
Setting up and analyzing kernel crash dump
Yeah, that sounds good and useful, too. I can probably do that workshops / presentations. I'll get this submitted by our marketing folks (not sure if I will actually be doing it or a coworker).
Maybe if more people are trying to use crashdump, someone will actually work on making it work :-P
The question is what will be more interesting to the people coming.
Or the other way round: what will make more people come :-)
On Thursday, June 30, 2011 08:29:37 Stefan Seyfried wrote:
Am Wed, 29 Jun 2011 22:19:15 +0200
schrieb Jan Kara jack@suse.cz:
OK, I should have said general Linux audience. But thinking about it
reasonable topics for 40 minutes could be: Tracing IO in Linux kernel - blktrace and some basics how to understand
what it says
Linux kernel tracing - using function traces, kernel trace points,
performance counters...
Kernel (and userspace) debugging with systemtap.
Setting up and analyzing kernel crash dump
Yeah, that sounds good and useful, too. I can probably do that workshops / presentations. I'll get this submitted by our marketing folks (not sure if
Cool!
I will actually be doing it or a coworker).
Please tell Martina to finally submit your proposals ;)
Maybe if more people are trying to use crashdump, someone will actually work on making it work :-P
The question is what will be more interesting to the people coming.
Or the other way round: what will make more people come :-)
Indeed ;)
Thannks, Andreas
Hi,
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 10:19:15PM +0200, Jan Kara wrote:
On Wed 29-06-11 11:37:20, Brian K. White wrote:
On 6/29/2011 11:32 AM, Jan Kara wrote:
On Wed 29-06-11 13:25:17, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
I've seen some requests for a workshop (see $subject) for the openSUSE conference. Are there any volunteers?
That's a rather broad topic. You can spend days on this ;) I could speak about some of this in kernel space but I'm not sure about audience - I guess general people would not be interested in debugging kernel oopses or performance issues in IO scheduler or memory management?
Honza.oO( I would. Hm, maybe I'm not general people. Wait a minute... )
OK, +1 to the number of interested people ;)
You can add me too :)
How many general people go to a linux conference?
OK, I should have said general Linux audience. But thinking about it reasonable topics for 40 minutes could be: Tracing IO in Linux kernel - blktrace and some basics how to understand what it says
Definitely very interesting for me!
Linux kernel tracing - using function traces, kernel trace points, performance counters...
I'd be very interested in some introductory talk about 'perf' tool.
Setting up and analyzing kernel crash dump
The question is what will be more interesting to the people coming.
Petr
-- Petr Uzel IRC: ptr_uzl @ freenode
Hello,
On Thu 30-06-11 08:35:49, Petr Uzel wrote:
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 10:19:15PM +0200, Jan Kara wrote:
On Wed 29-06-11 11:37:20, Brian K. White wrote:
On 6/29/2011 11:32 AM, Jan Kara wrote:
On Wed 29-06-11 13:25:17, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
I've seen some requests for a workshop (see $subject) for the openSUSE conference. Are there any volunteers?
That's a rather broad topic. You can spend days on this ;) I could speak about some of this in kernel space but I'm not sure about audience - I guess general people would not be interested in debugging kernel oopses or performance issues in IO scheduler or memory management?
Honza.oO( I would. Hm, maybe I'm not general people. Wait a minute... )
OK, +1 to the number of interested people ;)
You can add me too :)
Two listeners! Great! One more and a criterion for having a lecture at my alma mater is satisfied ;) OK, I'll send some proposal for the workshop.
How many general people go to a linux conference?
OK, I should have said general Linux audience. But thinking about it reasonable topics for 40 minutes could be: Tracing IO in Linux kernel - blktrace and some basics how to understand what it says
Definitely very interesting for me!
Probably I'll have this one - some introduction + demonstration on one/two real-world bugs.
Honza
On 6/30/2011 8:01 AM, Jan Kara wrote:
Hello,
On Thu 30-06-11 08:35:49, Petr Uzel wrote:
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 10:19:15PM +0200, Jan Kara wrote:
On Wed 29-06-11 11:37:20, Brian K. White wrote:
On 6/29/2011 11:32 AM, Jan Kara wrote:
On Wed 29-06-11 13:25:17, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
I've seen some requests for a workshop (see $subject) for the openSUSE conference. Are there any volunteers?
That's a rather broad topic. You can spend days on this ;) I could speak about some of this in kernel space but I'm not sure about audience - I guess general people would not be interested in debugging kernel oopses or performance issues in IO scheduler or memory management?
Honza.oO( I would. Hm, maybe I'm not general people. Wait a minute... )
OK, +1 to the number of interested people ;)
You can add me too :)
Two listeners! Great! One more and a criterion for having a lecture at my alma mater is satisfied ;) OK, I'll send some proposal for the workshop.
How many general people go to a linux conference?
OK, I should have said general Linux audience. But thinking about it reasonable topics for 40 minutes could be: Tracing IO in Linux kernel - blktrace and some basics how to understand what it says
Definitely very interesting for me!
Probably I'll have this one - some introduction + demonstration on one/two real-world bugs.
Honza
Warning, I only said I'd find the topic interesting, which is meant to address how likely people in general may find it interesting, not that I personally will actually be at this conference and thus be a listener.
sowry ;)
On Wed, 29 Jun 2011, Jan Kara wrote:
The question is what will be more interesting to the people coming.
How about asking on opensuse-project@ (or a more specific lists if there is one for the conference that escapes me)?
(Personally I'd be interested in any of the options you listed. :-)
Gerald
On Wednesday, June 29, 2011 17:32:35 Jan Kara wrote:
Hi,
On Wed 29-06-11 13:25:17, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
I've seen some requests for a workshop (see $subject) for the openSUSE conference. Are there any volunteers?
That's a rather broad topic. You can spend days on this ;) I could speak about some of this in kernel space but I'm not sure about audience - I guess general people would not be interested in debugging kernel oopses or performance issues in IO scheduler or memory management?
Let's figure out together what'S best.
We will have at the combined SUSE Labs and openSUSE conference users and developers. So, state in your proposal your audience and speak about what you know.
We could also have more than one session - in any case, I'm asking for proposals, the program committee has the final say about the program,
Thanks Andreas
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