Embedded Summer Camp Session #3 - Rust in the Linux Kernel

The Future of Kernel Development: Rust in the Linux Kernel

Join us for an exciting and final installment of our meetup series - Embedded Summer Camp ☀️ , where we dive deep into the revolutionary integration of Rust into the Linux kernel. Whether you're new to our series or have been with us from the start, this meetup is not to be missed!

Topics We Will Discuss:

• Explore the pioneering integration of Rust into the Linux kernel, poised to transform kernel programming through improved safety and efficiency.
• Get hands-on guidance on setting up, developing, and debugging a simple Rust-based kernel module.
• Learn about the potential impacts and improvements Rust brings to kernel programming, highlighting synergies and differences from traditional C/C++ modules.

Don’t miss this chance to be part of the future of kernel development! 🚀
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📍 Time & Location

• Tuesday, Sep 17th, 2024, 17:00-20:00 PM @ Ra'anana
• Address: Hapnina 8, Ra'anana, Infinity Building, 19th floor.
• Parking: There is free parking near the building (see detailed directions on right section of this page 👉).
• This is an in-person meetup. There will not be a recording or live stream.

📃 Agenda

• 17:00 - Gathering & Networking, with cool summer swag, snacks, beer & more surprises! 🍺🥳
• 17:30 - Explore the integration of Rust into the Linux kernel
• 18:00 - Demonstrations in Action
• 19:00 - Break for coffee, dessert & mingling ☕🍨
• 19:20 - Key Takeaways from the Session
• 20:00 - Wrap up and More Networking & Fun! 🍻

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Looking for a new role? What a great opportunity! Our HR team will be on-site, eager to discuss exciting job opportunities with you 🚀

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📌 Go ahead and save your spot!
We have limited seats available, don’t wait for the last minute.
See you soon!

✍️ Use the hashtag #EmbeddedSummerCamp to spread the word when you invite your friends to join the meetup on social media + don’t forget to tag us @abra