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Xen Summit November 2007

The following are presentations from the Xen Summit fall 2007, November 14- 16th.

Presentations are ordered by the order in which they were presented.

Introductory Comments and Xen Status/Roadmaps	Ian Pratt: Project status and organization Keir Fraser: Roadmap and releases
Xen Community: A Sampling of Status and Roadmaps	Todd Clayton: OpenSolaris, Xen, and the xVM project - Abstract Clyde Griffin: Novell Xen Roadmap - Abstract Jeremy Fitzhardinge: Linux paravirtops status - Abstract Aron Griffis: IA64 update - Abstract
Add One-half Xen and Stir Briskly	Mick Jordan: JavaGuest - Abstract Gerd Hoffman: Introducing xenner - Abstract John Zulauf: Xen Extensions to Enable Modular/3P Device Emulation for HVM - Abstract Daniel Berrange: Directions for development & integration of Xen and QEMU - Abstract
CPUs updates, scheduling, mobile	Tom Woller: AMD Update - Abstract Jun Nakajima: Intel Updates - Abstract Scott Rixner: Scheduling Pitfalls for I/O-intensive Guests - Abstract Sang-bum Suh: Secure Xen on ARM - Abstract
Xen Networking	Greg Law: The Convergence of Storage and Server Virtualization - Abstract Jose Renato Santos: Netchannel2: Improving Xen Network Performance - Abstract David Edmondson: OpenSolaris xVM network architecture - Abstract
Xen Memory and Storage	Grzegorz Milos: Memory CoW in Xen - Abstract Hitoshi Matsumoto: SCSI support status at Xen Summit #5 - Abstract Dutch T. Meyer: Parallax: A VM Storage Infrastructure - Abstract
Xen Security	Vedvyas Shanbhogue: VIS:Virtualization-based Integrity Services - Abstract Derek Murray: Improving Xen security through domain-zero disaggregation - Abstract Joseph Cihula: Trusted Boot: Verifying the Xen Launch - Abstract
Xen Deployment	Roman Marxer: Ganeti - a Xen based high availability cluster - Abstract Dave Lively: Running Xen diskless - Abstract Brendan Cully: High-speed checkpointing for high availability - Abstract
Xen Deployment	Donald Dugger: Updating Xen for the Client Environment - Abstract Padmashree K Apparao: Characterization and Analysis of a Server Consolidation Benchmark - Abstract Frank Martin: Virtualization of Enterprise Data Centers Using Xen - Abstract

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