Planning [FreeBSD WIKI]

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BSDCam 2018 Ideas / Topics

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pkgbase (brd) +++++
ZFS (allanjude) +++
toolchain (emaste) ++
LTO
Security
CPU architectural security features (emaste, andrew) ++++++
vulnerability mitigations (emaste) ++++++
SGX +
VM permissions [W^X, etc.]
capsicum +++
Identity Authentication Access Control (IAA) (des)
Audit
BSM
Hardware tokens
SMP scaling (???) +++
VM Subsystem (???) +++
Templates for meetup/hackathon (thj or bcr) ++++++
Newbus passes +
network transport (jtl) +++
TCP (tuexen) ++
Hardware TLS +
Embedded
arm sbc support (manu) ++
i2c (gavin)
arm32 and arm64 +++
IPv6 (bz) ++
WiFi drivers, 802.11 n/ac/ad/(/ay) (bz)
Jails
live migration (bz) ++
Jails w/ ZFS +++++
Formal verification +
clusteradm (gavin) +
FreeBSD on desktops and laptops (zeising) ++
FreeBSD on lowend Intel laptops ++
FreeBSD Graphics (zeising) +++++
DHCP/SLAAC/network stuff (gavin) ++
other desktopy things
Wayland (emersion, zeising) ++
FreeBSD Wiki Renovating/Restructuring (0mp) ++
wiki (new software, better oganization, etc) +
CI/CD (lwhsu) +++
security testing
Development support services (code review, etc.) (lwhsu) +++
Power mgmt (Ben?) ++
Embedded interfaces (i2c, SPI, 1wire etc) (gavin) ++
Ports & Packages (zeising) ++
Poudriere
Kernel crash dumps (def)
Crash dump to ZVOL (???) ++
FreeBSD on cloud services (thj) +
Patching & deployment (less manual) (dch) + https://hackmd.io/KJWpHwQCRxSMmeNTQzvXyw#
power management (bwidawsk)
Documentation (bcr) ++
quartery status reports (bcr) ++++
DTrace docs for beginners (sevan)
Collaboration with Linux (mark rutland) ++
eBPF (hrs) +
Storage
Encryption
GELI
Faster FreeBSD boot (cperciva) +++
Build system, cross-building on !FreeBSD +++
9P client support (nwf)
USB
Hypervisors / X / bhyve +
dtrace (sevan)
debugging (sevan)
base commands performance and usability improvement (daichi)
Linuxulator (trasz)
Hardware (CPU) tracing
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