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Open Source Summit + ELC Europe 2018

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
October 21 & October 25 | Co-Located Events, Tutorials, & Workshops
October 22-24 | Conference
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Petr Holasek

Brno, Czech Republic

10:00 BST

Registration Strathblane Hall, Level 0

15:30 BST

Tutorial: What's New in Control Groups (cgroups) Version 2? - Michael Kerrisk, man7.org Training and Consulting Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3

09:00 BST

Keynote: Welcome & Opening Remarks - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

09:25 BST

Keynote: Wanted, 10,000 Developers to Electrify the Planet - Shuli Goodman, Executive Director, LF Energy Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

09:35 BST

Keynote: Microsoft Participation and the Further Reduction of Patent Risk in the Core of Linux/OSS - Keith Bergelt, Chief Executive Officer, Open Invention Network (OIN) Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

09:55 BST

Keynote: Software-Defined Everything - Arjan van de Ven, Intel Fellow & Director of Linux Systems Engineering, Open Source Technology Center, Intel Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

10:15 BST

Keynote: The Kernel Report - Jonathan Corbet, Author, Kernel Developer and Executive Editor, LWN.net Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

10:40 BST

Coffee Break Atrium & Strathblane Hall, Level 0

11:15 BST

prplMesh: An Open-source Implementation of the Wi-Fi Alliance® Multi-AP Specification - Arnout Vandecappelle, Essensium/Mind Lennox 1, Level -2 Sustaining OSS: Going from Consuming to Contributing and Leading - Nithya Ruff, Comcast Cromdale Hall B, Level -2 How Adobe is Changing its Culture Around Open Source - Jen Gray, Adobe Cromdale Hall C, Level -2

12:05 BST

Networking: From the Ethernet MAC to the Link Partner - Maxime Chevallier & Antoine Ténart, Bootlin Lennox 1, Level -2 Container Resource Isolation @ Facebook - Tejun Heo, Facebook Moorfoot, Level 0 Debugging Network Applications Using Container Technology - Pavel Šimerda, prgcont.cz Kilsyth Room, Level 0

12:45 BST

Lunch (Attendees on Own) TBA

14:15 BST

Using Seccomp to Limit the Kernel Attack Surface - Michael Kerrisk, man7.org Training and Consulting Lennox 3, Level -2 Lifecycles, Versions, and System Administration, Oh My! - Adam Samalik, Red Hat Pentland Auditorium Developing Open-Source Software RTOS with Functional Safety in Mind - Anas Nashif, Intel Lammermuir 2, Level -2

15:05 BST

Kernel Mailing List Collaboration - Dawn Foster, The Scale Factory Moorfoot, Level 0 100 Gbps Open-Source Software Router? It's Here. - Jim Thompson, Netgate, Inc. Menteith Suite, Level -1

15:45 BST

Coffee Break Atrium & Strathblane Hall, Level 0

16:15 BST

Cooking a Debian System: One, Two, Debos! - Ana Guerrero López, Collabora Lennox 3, Level -2

17:05 BST

Automated Testing for Infrastructure-as-a-code - Florian Winkler, B1 Systems GmbH Pentland Auditorium The Art of Documentation for Open Source Projects - Ben Hall, Katacoda Cromdale Hall A, Level -2 Why I Forked My Own Project and My Own Company - Frank Karlitschek, Nextcloud Cromdale Hall C, Level -2

18:00 BST

BoF: Accelerated Linux Build System - Jeff Shaw, Digi International Kilsyth Room, Level 0 BoF: The Future Of The Linux Kernel - Tanish Shinde, Weyland Inc. Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3

19:00 BST

All-Attendee Reception at the National Museum of Scotland National Museum of Scotland

09:00 BST

DMA Safety in Buffers for Linux Kernel Device Drivers - Wolfram Sang, Renesas / Consultant Lennox 2, Level -2 EBBR: Standard Boot for Embedded Platforms - Grant Likely, Arm Lennox 3, Level -2 The Seven Year Leap - Updating a Product from Linux 2.6 to 4.15, a Real-World Project Case Study - Ed Langley, Kobilon Lennox 1, Level -2 Keynote: The Future of AI is Data...In More Ways than You Think - Eric Berlow, Co-Founder, Chief Science Officer, Vibrant Data Inc. Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

09:25 BST

Keynote: Building an Open Source Software Culture at Microsoft - Stephen Walli, Principle Program Manager, Microsoft Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

09:55 BST

Keynote: Exceeding Diversity and Inclusion Goals to Fuel Open Source Growth - Johanna Koester, Program Director of Developer Technology and Advocacy, IBM Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

10:20 BST

Keynote: Digital Echoes: Understanding Patterns of Mass Violence with Data and Statistics - Patrick Ball, Director of Research, Human Rights Data Analysis Group Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

10:40 BST

Common Attacks on IoT Devices - Christina Quast Lennox 2, Level -2 Firmware Transparency: Open All the Way Down - Josh Triplett, Intel Lennox 3, Level -2 Managing Linux Kernel Configurations with Config Fragments - Darren Hart, VMware Lennox 1, Level -2 Coffee Break Atrium & Strathblane Hall, Level 0

11:30 BST

How to Avoid Writing Device Drivers for Embedded Linux - Chris Simmonds, 2net Lennox 2, Level -2 The New Wi-Fi Experience for Linux - Marcel Holtmann, Intel Lennox 1, Level -2 Apache Kafka - "A System Optimized for Writing" - Bernhard Hopfenmüller, ATIX AG Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 MM 101: Introduction to Linux Memory Management - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading LLC Moorfoot, Level 0

12:20 BST

Performance Tuning and Troubleshooting in Container Platforms - Manoj Pillai, Red Hat Tinto, Level 0 Elivepatch: Flexible Distributed Linux Kernel Live Patching - Alice Ferrazzi & Takanori Suzuki, Cybertrust Kilsyth Room, Level 0 Automating Open Source with Probot - Bex Warner, GitHub Cromdale Hall A, Level -2 Migrating a Community: Why & How We Moved from a Mailing List to a Forum - Greg Sutcliffe, Red Hat Cromdale Hall B, Level -2

13:00 BST

Lunch (Attendees on Own) TBA

14:30 BST

Fun with Dynamic Kernel Tracing Events - Steven Rostedt, VMware Kilsyth Room, Level 0 Beyond Burnout: Caring for Your Employees’ Greatest Asset - Leslie Hawthorn, Red Hat Cromdale Hall B, Level -2 The Great Debate: Is There An Open Source Business Model, YES or NO? - Jeffrey Borek, IBM & Stephen Walli, Microsoft Cromdale Hall A, Level -2

15:10 BST

Coffee Break Atrium & Strathblane Hall, Level 0

15:50 BST

10 Years of the Industrial I/O Kernel Subsystem - Jonathan Cameron, Huawei Lennox 1, Level -2 Diary of a Drive by Coder: Tips and Tricks for Working with Upstream - James Bottomley, IBM Moorfoot, Level 0 Open Source and Open Community at a 100-year-old Company - Donnie Berkholz, Carlson Wagonlit Travel Cromdale Hall B, Level -2 Open Source Contribution Policies that Don't Suck - Tobie Langel, Codespeaks LLC Cromdale Hall C, Level -2

16:40 BST

Collaborate on Linux for Use in Safety-Critical Systems? - Lukas Bulwahn, BMW Car IT GmbH Lennox 1, Level -2 Complex Cameras on Linux - Mauro Carvalho Chehab, Samsung Lennox 2, Level -2 oomd: A Userspace OOM Killer - Daniel Xu, Facebook Moorfoot, Level 0 Open Source Software Compliance - Supriya Chitale, Siemens AG Cromdale Hall A, Level -2

09:00 BST

Keynote: Astronomy with Gravitational Waves - Dr. Alexander Nitz, Gravitational-wave Researcher, Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

09:25 BST

Keynote: Trigger’s Broom, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Open Source - Dr. Julian Friedman, Project Lead, Container Runtime & Application Autoscaler, IBM Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

09:35 BST

Keynote: Open Source Game Design - Brenda Romero, Award-Winning Game Designer, Fulbright Scholar & Entrepreneur Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

10:00 BST

Keynote: Open Source Banking: End Poverty One Line of Code at a Time - Ed Cable, President & Chief Executive Officer, Mifos Initiative Pentland Auditorium, Level 3

10:20 BST

Coffee Break Atrium & Strathblane Hall, Level 0

11:15 BST

The End of Time, 19 Years to Go - Arnd Bergmann, Linaro Ltd Lennox 1, Level -2 Why Lock Down the Linux Kernel? - Matthew Garrett, Google Moorfoot, Level 0 Backporting is so 1993 - Ricardo Salveti & Michael Scott, Foundries.io Lammermuir 2, Level -2

12:05 BST

The Flavors of Memory Supported by Linux, their Use and Benefit - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading LLC Kilsyth Room, Level 0

12:45 BST

Lunch (Attendees on Own) TBA

14:15 BST

Kernel Analysis Using eBPF - Daniel Thompson, Linaro Lennox 2, Level -2 Understanding User Namespaces - Michael Kerrisk, man7.org Training and Consulting Kilsyth Room, Level 0

15:05 BST

Getting Insights from IoT Data - Luciano Resende, IBM Fintry Auditorium, Level 3 Getting Some Peace and Quiet as an Open Source Maintainer - Cornelia Huck, Red Hat Lowther Suite, Level -1 Spectre, Meltdown, & Linux - Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation Moorfoot, Level 0 It's All about Perspective; 6 Things We Learned While Building Measure - Jeremy Garcia, Datadog / LinuxQuestions.org & Stuart Langridge, Kryogenix Consulting Cromdale Hall B, Level -2

15:45 BST

Coffee Break Atrium & Strathblane Hall, Level 0

16:15 BST

Memory Overcommit for Overcommitted Admins - Jonathan Davies, Nutanix Lowther Suite, Level -1 Kata Containers: The Speed of Containers, the Security of VMs -- Even in a Nested Environment! - Eric Ernst & Shiny Sebastian, Intel; KY Srinivasan, Microsoft Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 Test Driven Kernel Development - Knut Omang, Oracle Moorfoot, Level 0

17:05 BST

Scalability and Stability of libvirt: Experiences with Very Large Hosts - Marc Hartmayer, IBM Lowther Suite, Level -1 Kubernetes 1.12: Project Update - Ihor Dvoretskyi, Cloud Native Computing Foundation & Tim Pepper, VMware Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 Library OS is the New Container: Why is Library OS A Better Option for Compatibility and Sandboxing? - Chia-Che Tsai, UC Berkeley Kilsyth Room, Level 0