CFP: Gunyah Hypervisor support in Linux/Qemu
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Srivatsa
Jun 5, 2024, 1:22:59 AMJun 5
to Kernel Meetup Bangalore
Gunyah is a high performance and scalable Type-1 hypervisor developed by Qualcomm and
built for demanding battery-powered, real-time, safety critical systems and currently supports
ARM64 architecture. A Linux driver for it is being developed taking active inputs
from kernel maintainers and community. It will allow applications such as Qemu
to interact with the hypervisor for VM management. The Linux driver is expected
to be merged upstream very soon this year. Support for gunyah hypervisor in Qemu
is also being developed concurrently with couple of versions already published.
In this session, we intend to briefly cover Gunyah hypervisor overview, proposed
features of its Linux driver and finally the proposed changes to Qemu for
supporting Gunyah. We discuss the proposed changes to manage both confidential
guests and non-confidential (aka unprotected) guests.
ARM64 architecture. A Linux driver for it is being developed taking active inputs
from kernel maintainers and community. It will allow applications such as Qemu
to interact with the hypervisor for VM management. The Linux driver is expected
to be merged upstream very soon this year. Support for gunyah hypervisor in Qemu
is also being developed concurrently with couple of versions already published.
In this session, we intend to briefly cover Gunyah hypervisor overview, proposed
features of its Linux driver and finally the proposed changes to Qemu for
supporting Gunyah. We discuss the proposed changes to manage both confidential
guests and non-confidential (aka unprotected) guests.
Presenter : Srivatsa Vaddagiri (Principal Engineer, Qualcomm Bangalore)
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