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February 5, 2019
Participants:
- Gunnar Andersson
- Artem Mygaiev
- Bernhard Rill
- Christian Schulenberg
- Dmitry Morozov
- Franz Walkembach
- Kai Lampka
- Matt Spencer
- Philippe Robin
Minutes
- Last
Participants:
- Franz Walkembach (taking minutes)
- Philippe Robin
- Gunnar Andersson
- Dimitri Morozov
- Vasco Fachin
- Andreas Prosell
- Artem Mygaiev
- Erik Jaegervall
- Vivek Galatage
- Matt Spencer
- Stephen Lawrence
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- Introduction of workgroup members and available content to the new team members
- Review of last meeting minutes
- Looking for RISC-V knowledgeable persons at Genivi
- It was stated that RISC-V might be a good member for Genivi, but currently not important for the HV workgroup
- AMM in Munich in May is approaching quickly
- Gunnar gave feedback on the FOSDEM conference (link in Wiki) on 2 and 3 February in Brussels with some presentations on virtualization topics and tools, secure boot, virtual IOMMU implementation using HW nested paging. Virt audio by Red Hat
- Please have a look at the videos and content where interested.
Fosdem tracks - recommended readings
virtualization and IaaS track - look in particular at
Software Defined Networking track - look in particular at
- Artem: one update I wanted to share - finally Linaro OP-TEE (FOSS implementation of secure OS and environment for ARM Trust Zone) have just merged support for virtualization of guests running Trusted Applications that we've developed @EPAM & Xen Project: https://github.com/OP-TEE/optee_os/pull/2370, this allows native execution of TAs and can be included in spec
- Draft of virtual platform definition, API and synergy document created by Gunnar, incl. auto requirements and scoping. Gunnar will post it on the Wiki for people that are interested
- Erik is working on a group at Bosch focussing on security and was wondering how security influences the HV work group. We should work on a top level feature overview.
- Andreas at Luxoft with PELUX open source platform that might include hypervisor technology including shared graphic functionality.
- Vivek will investigate the work group content and get back with topics
- Gunnar highlighted the contribution need to make the group successful
- Philippe reminded all to propose topics for the AMM in May
January 29, 20192018
Participants:
- Gunnar Andersson
- Artem Mygaiev
- Bernhard Rill
- Christian Schulenberg
- Dmitry Morozov
- Franz Walkembach
- Kai Lampka
- Matt Spencer
- Philippe Robin
Minutes
- Last week's meeting review. Franz: RISC-V consortium and GENIVI board cooperation should be discussed. Gunnar sees no issue in trying new hardware architecture in the technical project, and GENIVI organization is generally hardware-independent. Gunnar requests appropriate contact (from Franz), especially if someone works on Virtualization technologies.
- Participation. No updates from Green Hills regarding a new participant → We have not reached out to our contacts, Philippe will do it. Anup has a conflict on this time slot but wants to participate via email. Gunnar proposes to shift the meeting (some of the time, not all of the time), for Anup, but also (maybe a different shift) to allow people from the US to participate.
- SEL2.
- Bernard: API specification (alpha revision) is about to be released. It will be accessible only under NDA. Artem proposes to create an internal review team.
- Bernard could invite colleagues to discuss SBSA (possibility to join in two weeks or so).
- Draft specification. Gunnar: Last week I felt we did not have full agreement on what we want to achieve. The project description I will show later is one input to that discussion.
- Come up with ideas for tech presentations for AMM meeting in Munich (May 14-16). Two weeks deadline has been proposed.
- PV IO interface by Xen as an alternative to VirtIO. Artem proposes the topic for discussion. No documents with description so far. Artem is to share related links.
Reviewing Virtual Device Categories table. No progress. We need to clarify VM responsibilities.
Also we need to convince people from OEMs to participate. We need requirements in general regarding usage of hypervisors in automotive.
- Gunnar agrees, but proposes that we also know fairly well (as suppliers) the generalized use-cases and needs on a high level. It is unfortunate but should not make us stop completely.
From interest to participation. Gunnar introduces the Project description: a high level idea of requirements and respective solutions. OCI as an example. Everyone is welcome to read and give some feedback. Franz asks about the list of VMs (OSes) we want to support. Gunnar: Any OSes that are in the scope of automotive industry (for example Linux (multiple variations), Android, QNX, INTEGRITY, AUTOSAR Adaptive).
January 22, 2019
Participants:
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