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16:00 CEST

Keynote Session: Welcome & Xen Project Weather Report - George Dunlap, Citrix Systems R&D Uk Ltd Budapest

16:30 CEST

Sponsored Keynote Session: Xen Safety and Security Design Patterns for Automotive and IoT Software Compositions - Robin Randhawa, ARM Budapest

17:00 CEST

Break & Hallway Chats Fairfax

17:30 CEST

Enabling UEFI Secure Boot on Xen - Robert Eshleman, Vates SAS Toronto Unikraft Weather Report - Felipe Huici, NEC Laboratories Europe GmbH Nanjing Xen FuSa SIG updates - Artem Mygaiev, EPAM Systems & Stefano Stabellini, Xilinx Chicago

18:00 CEST

A New Role Model for Xen - Daniel Smith, Apertus Solutions, LLC Toronto Cloning Unikernels on Xen - Costin Lupu, University Politehnica of Bucharest Nanjing PCI Device Passthrough on ARM Chicago

18:30 CEST

Break & Hallway Chats Fairfax

19:00 CEST

Design Session - PCI Device Passthrough on ARM Shanghai

19:45 CEST

Design Session - Start a Real World Best Practices Doc for Productive Setups Shanghai

20:30 CEST

Closing Remarks Budapest

16:00 CEST

Keynote Session: Hyperlaunch: A New Start for Xen! - Christopher Clark, Consultant & Daniel Smith, Apertus Solutions LLC Budapest

16:30 CEST

Sponsored Keynote Session: XCP-ng: Project State and Perspectives - Olivier Lambert, Vates Budapest

17:00 CEST

Break & Hallway Chats Fairfax

17:30 CEST

A Year of Fuzzing with Xen - Tamas K Lengyel, Intel Nanjing Clang-format for Xen Coding Style Checking - Anastasiia Lukianenko, EPAM Chicago Protection Hypervisor: Atto-sized Hypervisor Design - Daniel Smith, Apertus Solutions, LLC Toronto

18:00 CEST

Gitlab-CI for Xen Project - Stefano Stabellini, Xilinx Chicago How to Deliver Modern WiFi Connectivity for BSD-based Firewall VM? - Piotr Król, LPN Plant Sp. z o.o. Toronto Structure-aware Fuzzing of Oxenstored: The Dawn of a Security Audit - Edwin Török, Citrix R&D Limited Nanjing

18:30 CEST

Break & Hallway Chats Fairfax

19:00 CEST

Design Session - Hyperlaunch: Design Session Shanghai

19:45 CEST

Design Session - Alternative vTPM 2.0 Backend to Comply with Upcoming SVVP Changes Shanghai

20:30 CEST

Closing Remarks Budapest

16:00 CEST

Keynote Session: Hypervisor Extensions in RISC-V - Robert Eshleman, Vates SAS Budapest

16:30 CEST

Sponsored Keynote Session: Have your Cake and Eat it: Reliably Running Stateful Virtual Machines in Cheap Spot Markets - Hakim Weatherspoon, Exotanium Budapest

17:00 CEST

Break & Hallway Chats Fairfax

17:30 CEST

Livepatching Xenstored - Björn Döbel, Amazon Nanjing Making Xen Traces Look Good with KernelShark - Giuseppe Eletto, University of Turin & Dario Faggioli, SUSE Toronto Virtio with Xen and Full Grant Support - Jürgen Groß, SUSE Chicago

18:00 CEST

Live Replacing Xen with KVM (and vice versa) in 10 seconds - Tu Dinh Ngoc, IRIT, University of Toulouse Toronto Live-update: State of Art - Julien Grall & Hongyan Xia, Amazon Web Services Nanjing RunX: Deploy RTOSes and unikernels as Containers at the Edge - Stefano Stabellini & Bruce Ashfield, Xilinx Chicago

18:30 CEST

Break & Hallway Chats Fairfax

19:00 CEST

Design Session - VirtIO Cross-Project BoF (Birds of a Feather) for Xen and Guest OS (Linux, Windows, FreeBSD) developers Shanghai

19:45 CEST

Design Session - Using Gitlab MR for Xen Shanghai

20:30 CEST

Closing Remarks Budapest

16:00 CEST

On the Emergence of DPUs in the Datacenter - Olivier LAMBERT, Vates Chicago Prevent Speculative Leaks - Norbert Manthey & Michael Kurth, Amazon Web Services Nanjing The Root VM: A New Xen Domain Species - Connor Davis, AIS Toronto

16:30 CEST

Improving Virtual Periodic Timers - Roger Pau Monné, Citrix Systems R&D Toronto Introducing Xen to Armv8-R: AArch64 with MPU Support - Wei Chen & Penny Zheng, Arm Chicago Xen 4.15 - Retrospective, from the Release Manager's Point of View - Ian Jackson, Citrix Nanjing

17:00 CEST

Break & Hallway Chats Fairfax

17:30 CEST

Arm's Weakly-Ordered Memory Model and Barrier Requirements - Ash Wilding Amazon Chicago x86 Stack Switching, and the Improvement Proposals from Hardware Vendors - Andrew Cooper, Citrix Toronto

18:00 CEST

Design Session - DPUs and Xen: building a path toward integration London Design Session - Secure graphics stacks with minimal attack surface Shanghai

18:45 CEST

Break & Hallway Chats Fairfax

19:15 CEST

Design Session - Xen Live-Update: design session Shanghai

20:00 CEST

Design Session - XSM-Roles Shanghai

20:45 CEST

Closing Remarks Budapest