KVM Forum 2011 was held in Vancouver, Canada on August 15–16, 2011.

List of presentations

Monday, August 15th

• Avi Kivity, Keynote
• Paul Mackerras, KVM on the IBM POWER7 Processor
• Alex Williamson, VFIO: PCI device assignment breaks free of KVM
• Kevin Wolf, The reinvention of qcow2
• Stefan Hajnoczi & Paolo Bonzini, Virtio SCSI: An alternative virtualized storage stack for KVM
• Asias He, Native Linux KVM tool
• Andrea Arcangeli, What’s coming from the MM for KVM
• Stuart Yoder, KVM on Embedded Power Architecture Platforms
• Rik van Riel, Guest memory resizing - free page hinting & more
• Jan Kiszka, Using KVM as a Real-Time Hypervisor
• Mark Wagner, Optimizing Your KVM Instances
• Bryan Cantrill, Experiences porting KVM to SmartOS
• Michael S. Tsirkin, virtio networking status update and case study
• Daniel Berrange, Introduction to the libvirt APIs for KVM management and their future development
• Ryan Harper, IO Throttling in QEMU
• Dan Kenigsberg, VDSM is now Free
• Yoshi Tamura, The best of both worlds: Network virtualization and KVM
• Dan Magenheimer, Transcendent Memory and Friends (lightning talk)

Tuesday, August 16th

• Keynote, Anthony Liguori
• Performance monitoring in KVM guests, Avi Kivity
• AHCI - doing storage right, Alexander Graf
• Code Generation for Fun and Profit, Anthony Liguori
• QEMU’s device model qdev: Where do we go from here?, Markus Armbruster
• SPICE Roadmap, Alon Levy
• Fixing the USB disaster, Gerd Hoffmann
• KVM Graphics Direct Assignment, Paul Lu
• Making KVM autotest useful for KVM developers, Marcelo Tosatti
• AMD IOMMU Version 2 Support in KVM, Jagane Sundar
• Implementing a Hardware Appliance Product: Applied usage of qemu/KVM and libvirt, Kei Ohmura
• Improving the Out-of-box Performance When Using KVM, Benoit Hudzia
• Yabusame: Postcopy Live Migration for Qemu/KVM, Takahiro Hirofuchi

Videos are available on YouTube and Archive.org