Explore the long-term plans for DAMON (Data Access MONitor), a Linux kernel feature, in this 14-minute conference talk presented at the Linux Plumbers Conference. Gain insights into the vision for creating a kernel that "just works" while remaining extensible, as explained by SeongJae PARK. Learn about the future developments and strategies aimed at improving data access monitoring and memory management in the Linux kernel ecosystem.
DAMON - Long-term Plans for Kernel That Just Works and Is Extensible
Linux Plumbers Conference via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
DAMON: Long-term Plans for Kernel That {Just Works,Extensible} - PARK, SeongJae
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Linux Plumbers Conference
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