📣 Good news! We’re extending the Xen Summit 2026 Call for Proposals by one week. We’ve already received some great submissions, and we’d love to see even more from across the Xen community. Whether you’re working on embedded systems, automotive, safety, cloud, data centers, security, or anything Xen related, we’d love to hear your story. 🗓 New CFP deadline: July 7 🎤 Submit your talk: https://lnkd.in/esdtpbYr We’ll see you in Munich this September!
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The Xen Project is the home for several virtualization-related open source projects. The community is focused on advancing virtualization in a number of different commercial and open source applications, including server virtualization, Infrastructure as a Services (IaaS), desktop virtualization, security applications, embedded and hardware appliances, and automotive/aviation.
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📣 The Xen Summit 2026 Call for Speakers is now open! Join us in Munich, Germany, from September 15-17, 2026, for three days of technical talks, collaboration, and discussions around Xen and virtualization technologies. We’re looking for talks covering topics such as: • Xen development • Embedded and automotive systems • Functional safety and security • Cloud and datacenter infrastructure • Performance and benchmarking • Tooling and automation • Real-world deployments and case studies • Open source collaboration and community building Whether you’re a long-time contributor or sharing your first Xen-related experience, we’d love to hear from you. First-time speakers are encouraged to submit. 🗓️ CFP closes June 30, 2026 Submit your proposal: https://lnkd.in/esdtpbYr See you in Munich! #XenProject #OpenSource #Virtualization #EmbeddedSystems #Automotive #FunctionalSafety
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🚀 Have something interesting you’ve built with Xen? We’d love to hear about it. The current Call for Proposals deadline for Xen Summit 2026 is tomorrow. If you’ve been thinking about submitting a talk, now is the perfect time to get your proposal in. We’re looking for presentations on topics including: • Embedded systems • Automotive and software-defined vehicles • Safety and mixed-criticality systems • Cloud infrastructure • Security • Performance optimization • Tooling and developer experience • Virtualization research • Real-world deployments and case studies You don’t need a major product announcement or groundbreaking research. Some of the best talks come from practical engineering experiences, lessons learned, and technical deep dives that help others build better systems. 📅 Xen Summit 2026 📍 Munich, Germany 🗓 September 15-17, 2026 🎤 Submit your proposal: https://lnkd.in/esdtpbYr 🎟 Register for the event: https://lnkd.in/e86CD85r ℹ️ Learn more about the conference: https://lnkd.in/e72SE4yj We’d love to see what you’ve been working on. I hope to see many of you in Munich this September! #XenProject #OpenSource #Virtualization #Embedded #Automotive #SafetyCritical #Linux #CloudComputing #SystemsEngineering
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Xen Summit 2026 is officially underway! 🎟️ Registration is now open! Join us in Munich, Germany, on September 15-17 for three days of technical talks, community collaboration, and discussions about the future of virtualization. We’re also looking for speakers! If you’ve been working on Xen, embedded systems, automotive, cloud infrastructure, security, performance, or open source virtualization, we’d love to hear from you. The CFP is currently open, and we’re especially excited to welcome first-time speakers alongside long-time contributors. Interested in supporting the event? Sponsorship opportunities are still available, with packages that help showcase your organization’s commitment to the Xen community. 👉 Register: https://lnkd.in/eZ-CvvNx 🎤 Submit a talk: https://lnkd.in/esdtpbYr 🤝 Sponsor the event: https://lnkd.in/e6CACyeB Whether you’re a long-time contributor or simply curious about Xen, we’d love to see you in Munich this September! #XenProject #XenSummit #OpenSource #Virtualization #EmbeddedLinux #Automotive #CloudComputing #Linux
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Xen functional safety is nearing the finish line! Watch my Open Source Summit NA talk: "The Final Phase of Xen Safety: Solving Coverage and Residual Gaps" https://lnkd.in/gFcEYiUn
The Final Phase of Xen Safety: Solving Coverage and Residual Gaps - Stefano Stabellini, AMD
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📣 The Xen Summit 2026 Call for Speakers is now open! Join us in Munich, Germany, from September 15-17, 2026, for three days of technical talks, collaboration, and discussions around Xen and virtualization technologies. We’re looking for talks covering topics such as: • Xen development • Embedded and automotive systems • Functional safety and security • Cloud and datacenter infrastructure • Performance and benchmarking • Tooling and automation • Real-world deployments and case studies • Open source collaboration and community building Whether you’re a long-time contributor or sharing your first Xen-related experience, we’d love to hear from you. First-time speakers are encouraged to submit. 🗓️ CFP closes June 30, 2026 Submit your proposal: https://lnkd.in/esdtpbYr See you in Munich! #XenProject #OpenSource #Virtualization #EmbeddedSystems #Automotive #FunctionalSafety
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Xen + The Zephyr Project + Automotive Grade Linux : Your mixed-criticality automotive stack is ready… and open source! We are looking forward to seeing Yuichi Kusakabe talk on YouTube! Honda is driving the future of software defined vehicles!
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AMD is doing some amazing work with Xen. Looking forward to seeing what’s next!
Thank you to everyone who joined my talk "The Final Phase of Xen Safety: Solving Coverage and Residual Gaps" yesterday - great to see so much interest in the room! Slides are attached. And a warm welcome to Boeing, who just joined Xen Project!
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Dom0 now boots on Xen for RISC-V. The RISC-V port has reached the point where Dom0, the control domain, comes up and answers xl info and xl list. That's the last big milestone before guest domains. Getting there meant building out event channels and interrupt handling, the hypercall dispatch table, xenstore startup, and XSM operations, with the inevitable detours into the Linux kernel. Baptiste Le Duc, a hypervisor and kernel engineering intern at Vates Virtualization Management Stack (XCP-ng / Xen Orchestra), did the work and wrote it up. It builds on the ongoing upstream RISC-V port led by Oleksii Kurochko and the RT-RK team. The part worth trying yourself: a Docker image that builds and runs a Dom0 from any x86 machine, with no toolchain to assemble by hand. It bundles the Linux kernel, QEMU with AIA support, and OpenSBI, so you go from clone to a booting Dom0 without the usual cross-compiler setup. If you've wanted to poke at Xen on RISC-V but didn't fancy the plumbing, this is your way in. Read the write-up on the XCP-ng blog: https://lnkd.in/edjDJuJW Docker image: baptleduc/xen-riscv64-trixie Branch: https://lnkd.in/eNaW5ecq Guest domain creation (xl create) is next. #Xen #RISCV #Hypervisor #OpenSource #Virtualization
Dom0 now boot on Xen RISC-V, and you can run it by youself. As a Hypervisor & Kernel engineer intern at Vates Virtualization Management Stack (XCP-ng / Xen Orchestra), I'm working on bringing guest domain creation to Xen on RISC-V. First step: getting the xl VM management tools to work with xl info and xl list commands. These weeks were intense, but packed with learning: device tree generation, event channels, hypercalls, xenstore, and inevitably, a deep dive into the Linux kernel. I also built a Docker image so anyone can build and run a dom0 from any x86 laptop. No cross-compiler setup needed. 👉 Read the full post on the XCP-ng blog: https://lnkd.in/dvvETgHA 📦 Docker image: baptleduc/xen-riscv64-trixie 🔧 Branch: https://lnkd.in/dgbSV_d2 Next post: xl create and booting an actual guest domain on RISC-V. #Xen #RISCV #Hypervisor #OpenSource #Linux
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Looking forward to an exciting webinar
Can open source support functional safety in avionics, automotive, and industrial systems? Join the ELISA Project Seminar on May 13 to learn how Xen, Zephyr Project, and Linux are evolving to meet safety-critical requirements. Speakers Ayan Kumar Halder (AMD) and Matthew Weber (Boeing) will share insights into architecture, safety mechanisms, and collaborative development of open safety cases. Secure your spot and join the discussion. https://hubs.la/Q04fpxfJ0 #opensource #ELISAproject #safety #linux
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