Building a 300+ seat inflight entertainment system controller in twisted

David Novakovic

Thursday 6 November 2014 from 10:00 to 10:30

Talk in English - UK at Open Source Developers' Conference 2014
Track Name: Session 1
View Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/davidnovakovic/building-an-ife-system-in-twisted
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Building a 300+ seat inflight entertainment system controller in twisted

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Daniel Black at 10:32 on 6 Nov 2014

nice demonstration as to what twisted can do on multiple protocols.

Fraser Tweedale at 13:10 on 7 Nov 2014

Great presentation - I'm glad there was plenty of time spent on IFE requirements, architecture and contrasting the legacy approach with the digEcor IFE system.

Would like to know more about PKI/Identity Management requirements in this space. Can you suggest any resources?

Ben Dechrai at 10:37 on 10 Nov 2014

I came to this talk with a curiosity of what it takes to create a high availability multi-user system in a somewhat hostile (inaccessible) location, albeit no prior twisted knowledge.

David's talk covered both in good detail, and also included a few anecdotes and comparisons about relevant areas of the airline industry and some of the regulations for in-flight computing systems.

Very interesting. Thanks!