Ubuntu on ARM
summary
Arm uses Ubuntu as the primary platform for workload testing, performance analysis and partner enablement across cloud, datacenter, edge and 5G; labs run Juju and MAAS deployments and Launchpad builders, testing on AWS Graviton and Ampere hardware. Work includes upstream patches for Real Time Linux, multi‑arch support, benchmarking with DeathStarBench and a demo Android‑in‑cloud using ambox; database optimizations show 30–40% faster SQL on Arm in some cases and ongoing work targets wider multi‑arch CI/CD.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 4:11Infrastructure Performance & Solutions Engineering
- 9:45Workloads & System Analysis
- 13:16Ubuntu and Me
- 16:46Then there was a Pivot...
- 18:07Canonical Had a Vision...Ubuntu Led the Way
- 21:37Key Compute Libraries Optimized Using Ubuntu
- 22:11Key Compute Workloads Optimized Using Ubuntu
- 22:44Key Compute Workloads Optimized on Ubuntu (contd..)
- 23:17Key Web Services Optimized on Ubuntu
- 27:22Keep Up The Great Work!
- 30:35Multiarch Support is the Future...Again
- 33:21arm Developer Program
- 34:32Member vs Ambassador
- 35:12Arm experts
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