Explore the future of SLUB (Slab Last Used Buckets) memory allocation in this 30-minute Linux Foundation conference talk by Vlastimil Babka. Gain insights into upcoming developments, potential improvements, and challenges facing this crucial memory management mechanism in Linux systems. Delve into technical discussions on optimizing memory allocation, enhancing performance, and addressing current limitations of SLUB. Understand how these advancements may impact kernel development and system efficiency in future Linux distributions.
SLUB: What's Next? - Memory Management in Linux
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SLUB: what's next? - Vlastimil Babka
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