Daniel Lezcano

about

Daniel worked in 1998 in the Space Industry and Air traffic management for distributed system project in life safety constraints. He acquired for this project a system programming expertise.

He joined IBM in 2004 and since this date he does kernel hacking and pushed upstream the resource virtualization with the namespaces. He is the author and maintainer of the Linux Container (LXC).

In 2012, he joined Linaro to work in the power management team. Deeply involved in the power management improvements for the different members of Linaro, he continues to contribute and maintain some parts of the Linux kernel.

Posts

• Linaro and the Linux Kernel

  Monday, November 9, 2020

  In this article, Daniel Lezcano reviews the work Linaro continues to undertake & the contributions the company has made, together with the wider OS community.

• Force Idle When a CPU Is Overheating

  Friday, September 18, 2020

  In this article, Daniel Lezcano focuses on a new technique to cool down the CPUs to help avoid overheating. Click here to read about this new technique!

• Thermal Notifications With Netlink

  Thursday, July 30, 2020

  Daniel Lezcano introduces thermal framework design & where notification takes place to allow userspace to be aware of overall thermal profile of the system.

• Using Energy Model To Stay In TDP Budget

  Wednesday, July 29, 2020

  In this intriguing article, Daniel Lezcano looks into the power consumption complexities and the challenges this creates.