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DESCRIPTION:Despite all controversies\, Rust in recent times has gained pop
 ularity as the second Linux kernel high-level language. The author once de
 cided to go with the flow. What had started as an attempt to overcome zsma
 lloc inefficiency for large (16K+) pages became a broader initiative to re
 write parts of the swapping infrastructure in Rust\, gaining better safety
  and reducing the code footprint in one of the most crucial Linux kernel s
 ubsystems. This talk will briefly cover this historical background and the
 n the focus for the discussion will be which parts of the swapping subsyst
 em and related drivers (e. g. zram) are better off reimplemented in Rust\,
  and why.
DTSTAMP:20261103T091754Z
LOCATION:Room 1
SUMMARY:Moving kernel swapping infrastructure to Rust - Vitaly Wool
URL:https://cfp.nluug.nl/nluug-najaarsconferentie-2025/talk/N8SA8J/
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