Inclusion

CppCon 2016: Alfred Bratterud “#include ＜os＞: from bootloader to REST API with the new C++"

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http://CppCon.org — Presentation Slides, PDFs, Source Code and other presenter materials are available at: https://github.com/cppcon/cppcon2016 — IncludeOS is a brand new open source library operating system that turns your modern C++ source code into a minimal, self contained virtual machine. No Linux inside, just your service and whatever your service needs from the operating system library. Creating the virtual machine is just as fast as compiling a binary and the resulting virtual machine image can run unchanged on Linux, Windows or Mac. Early in the design process we made a hard choice; no C interfaces and no blocking POSIX calls. We’ve done everything from scratch with modern C++ 11/14 - Including device drivers and the complete network stack all the way through ethernet, IP and ARP, up to and including UDP, TCP and recently also an http / REST API framework. To achieve maximum efficiency we decided to do everything event based and async, so there's plenty of opportunities to use lambdas and delegates. In this talk you’ll get the first overview of our first feature-complete release and the first application built with IncludeOS. We’ll show you what we’re proud of and what we’d like your help to improve. And of course, we’ll show you how to write an application for IncludeOS, deploy it locally on your PC or in an IaaS cloud such as OpenStack, and then hook it up to the internet. — Alfred Bratterud IncludeOS CEO Oslo Area, Norway Websiteincludeos.org MSc. in mathematical logic from the dept. of Informatics, University of Oslo. Employed since 2011 as Assistant professor at Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied science, the largest institution for engineering education in Norway , where I taught an undergrad course in C++ for 5 years. I'm working on a PhD in the area of cloud computing under the working title "Resource efficient Cloud Computing using minimal virtual machines" and IncludeOS is the result of that work. We have recently received a grant from the Norwegian research council to further develop IncludeOS into a commercially viable product and leading this work (as CEO of the startup IncludeOS AS) is currently my main focus. — Videos Filmed & Edited by Bash Films: http://www.BashFilms.com