Sustainable AI: Software and Hardware design

Demo Day - Hacktober

Invited keynote speaker at Hack4Earth Green AI Challenge Demo Day

Research Presentation at Open Compute Platform Sustainability Group

Presentation on energy and carbon tracking for Linux

The environmental impact of software & carbon measurement in the linux kernel

"Details Two exciting topics, two very experienced speakers and much networking opportunity. We are very much looking forward to the next DevOps Meetup Zurich. Here's what's planned for the evening: 17:30 - 18:00 - Arrival and first drinks 18:00 - 18:45 - The environmental impact of software by Christian Abegg 18:45 - 19:30 - Carbon Measurement And Attribution For Processes And Hardware Devices In The Linux Kernel by Aditya Manglik 19:30 - 20:30 - Networking, Open Space & More drinks The environmental impact of software by Christian Abegg At first glance, the IT industry seems to be a relatively clean sector. However, the development and operation of software have a significant environmental impact that is often overlooked. In this talk, we will explore the energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions associated along the software lifecycle, and discuss ways to reduce it with measures ranging from coding over datacenter operation to the way individuals are working. By the end of the presentation, attendees will have an overview of the key factors, as well as actionable suggestions for addressing them. Christian Abegg Christians passion is sustainable software engineering. He's convinced that everyone's contribution is required to tackle the climate crisis. In his role as lead architect at Zühlke, he focuses on continuously improving quality, providing rock-solid architectures, writing the right tests and setting up reliable build pipelines. He never ceases to be amazed by what people can achieve together when they collaborate and work to each other’s strengths. Carbon Measurement And Attribution For Processes And Hardware Devices In The Linux Kernel by Aditya Manglik This talk details the development of carbon and energy measurement infrastructure in the Linux kernel. The objective is to determine the energy consumption and link it to carbon emissions of hardware devices and software applications (processes). This infrastructure allows the programmers and users to see which hardware devices and processes are responsible for the system’s energy consumption and carbon emissions. These statistics are extremely useful for both user-level applications and kernel developers. Aditya Manglik Aditya Manglik is a graduate student at ETH Zurich, specializing in sustainable computing. He has three years of professional experience in high‑performance code optimization, coupled with three years of research experience in research on computer architecture and cloud systems. He has contributed to open-source software as a Google Summer of Code student with the GNOME Foundation. Many thanks to our sponsors: Catering Sponsor: DevOpsDays Zürich https://www.devopsdays.ch/ Location Sponsor: Digicomp https://www.digicomp.ch/"

The environmental impact of software & Carbon measurement in the linux kernel, Thu, May 23, 2024, 5:30 PM | Meetup

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Green kernels: Carbon measurement and attribution for processes in the Linux kernel

This talk aims to detail the recent developments in carbon tracking infrastructure in the Linux kernel for measuring the carbon (and energy) consumption of hardware devices and processes (software applications).

Green Kernels: Carbon Measurement and Attribution for Processes in the Linux Kernel

devopsdays.org

Green Software for Practitioners course

Completed the course Green Software for Practitioners from Green Software Foundation on Linux Foundation courses platform

Carbon measurement and attribution for processes and hardware devices in the Linux kernel

This talk details the recent carbon measurement infrastructure developments in power subsystems in the Linux kernel. The objective is to determine the energy consumption and link it to carbon emissions of hardware devices and software applications (processes).

ecoCompute - Aditya Manglik

www.eco-compute.io

Power measurement and attribution for processes and hardware devices in the Linux kernel

This talk aims to detail the recent developments in power tracking infrastructure in the Linux kernel for measuring the energy consumption of hardware devices and software applications.

Power Measurement and Attribution in Kernel for Embedded System Processes

Seattle, United States

Linux Foundation Embedded Summit 2024 would be a great platform to present the work to the developer community and get feedback to improve the system.

Carbon measurement and energy attribution in Linux

Brussels, Belgium

Open source community presentation of carbon attribution work

Green Kernels

Guest Speaker

The episode focused on measuring software energy consumption, with the emphasis that "you cannot improve what you cannot measure" when it comes to software's carbon footprint. The segment also touched upon the difficulty of measuring this energy consumption and the need for new ways to track it.

Measuring Carbon Footprint of Personal Computing

Paris, France

The focus was on a detailed discussion of multivariate regression models to determine application and hardware device energy consumption.

Estimating Energy Consumption of Embedded Platforms to Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Processes

Tokyo, Japan

The talk focuses on power measurement and attribution for software (processes) and hardware devices in embedded platforms

Energy attribution systems in Linux kernel

Online

Demo presentation of the design

Power management in Linux

Virtual Conference

Talk on power management in Linux

Volunteer talk for high school students

Gresik, Indonesia

Volunteer talk for high school students on Linux and energy efficiency