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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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Tomas Didžiokas

Vilnius, Lithuania

11:15 BST

A Pragmatic Introduction to Machine Learning for Engineers - Maartens Lourens, Automation Logic Fintry Auditorium, Level 3 A Day in the Life of a Log Message: Navigating a Modern Distributed System - Kyle Liberti & Josef Karasek, Red Hat Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3

12:05 BST

AIOps: Anomaly Detection with Prometheus - Marcel Hild, Red Hat Fintry Auditorium, Level 3 Building a Fault-Tolerant Custom Resources Controller on Kubernetes - Morgan Bauer & Srinivas Brahmaroutu, IBM Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 Container Resource Isolation @ Facebook - Tejun Heo, Facebook Moorfoot, Level 0 Debugging Network Applications Using Container Technology - Pavel Šimerda, prgcont.cz Kilsyth Room, Level 0

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 Who's Running my Pods!? A Deep Dive into Kubernetes and the Container Runtime Interface - Phil Estes, IBM Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3

15:05 BST

Streaming Pipelines for Neural Machine Translation - Suneel Marthi, ASF Fintry Auditorium, Level 3 Story of a Kubectl Command - Indradhanush Gupta, Kinvolk Pentland Auditorium Building Kubernetes Native Apps with the Operator Framework - Tony Campbell, Red Hat Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 100 Gbps Open-Source Software Router? It's Here. - Jim Thompson, Netgate, Inc. Menteith Suite, Level -1

16:15 BST

Are You Insured Against Your Noisy Neighbor? - Sunku Ranganath, Intel Pentland Auditorium Data Mobility for Kubernetes Persistent Volumes - Xing Yang, Huawei Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3

17:05 BST

Hassle-free, Scalable Machine Learning with Kubeflow - Barbara Fusinka, Google Fintry Auditorium, Level 3 Automated Testing for Infrastructure-as-a-code - Florian Winkler, B1 Systems GmbH Pentland Auditorium Handling Security Flaws in an Open Source Project - Jeremy Allison, Google Kilsyth Room, Level 0

18:00 BST

BoF: Ceph - John Spray, Red Hat Pentland Auditorium

09:00 BST

DMA Safety in Buffers for Linux Kernel Device Drivers - Wolfram Sang, Renesas / Consultant Lennox 2, Level -2

09:50 BST

Large Scale Deployments for Automated Kernel Testing - Dave Pigott, Linaro Lennox 2, Level -2

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

Zephyr and Trusted Execution Environments - Andy Gross, Linaro Lammermuir 2, Level -2

11:30 BST

Apache Kafka - "A System Optimized for Writing" - Bernhard Hopfenmüller, ATIX AG Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 Three years of Lessons from Running Potentially Malicious Code Inside Containers - Ben Hall, Katacoda Pentland Auditorium

12:20 BST

Introducing FfDL - Deep Learning as a Service on Kubernetes - Animesh Singh, IBM Fintry Auditorium, Level 3 Performance Tuning and Troubleshooting in Container Platforms - Manoj Pillai, Red Hat Tinto, Level 0 Apache Metron in the Real World - Dave Russell, Hortonworks Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3

14:30 BST

Compliance as Code - Lessons Learned from Regulated Organizations - Sergiu Bodiu, Standard Chartered Pentland Auditorium Deploying Apache Kafka for Exabyte Scale Data Coordination - James Mountifield, Sumo Logic Tinto, Level 0 Toro Kernel, A Dedicated Kernel for Microservices - Matias Vara Larsen, Silicon Gears & Cesar Bernardini, Barracuda Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 Fun with Dynamic Kernel Tracing Events - Steven Rostedt, VMware Kilsyth Room, Level 0

15:50 BST

Cloud Object Storage: The Right Way - Orit Wasserman, Lightbits Labs Pentland Auditorium Establishing Image Provenance and Security in Kubernetes - Adrian Mouat, Container Solutions Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3

16:40 BST

oomd: A Userspace OOM Killer - Daniel Xu, Facebook Moorfoot, Level 0

11:15 BST

Real-time Testing with Fuego - Hirotaka MOTAI, Mitsubishi Electric Corp Lennox 2, Level -2 Beyond the DSL—Unlocking the Power of Kafka Streams with the Processor API - Antony Stubbs, Confluent Inc. Tinto, Level 0 Super Fast Packet Filtering with eBPF and XDP - Helen Tabunshchyk, Cloudflare Kilsyth Room, Level 0 Why Lock Down the Linux Kernel? - Matthew Garrett, Google Moorfoot, Level 0

12:05 BST

Effective Virtual CPU Configuration with QEMU and libvirt - Kashyap Chamarthy, Red Hat Pentland Auditorium To Kill, or to Checkpoint - That is the Question - Mike Rapoport, IBM & Adrian Reber, Red Hat Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 What are My Microservices Doing? - Juraci Paixão Kröhling, Red Hat Fintry Auditorium, Level 3 The Flavors of Memory Supported by Linux, their Use and Benefit - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading LLC Kilsyth Room, Level 0

14:15 BST

Swimming with the New KernelShark - Yordan Karadzhov, VMware Moorfoot, Level 0 Open Design Toolkit (ODT) - Veethika Mishra, Red Hat Cromdale Hall B, Level -2

15:05 BST

Full Stack Observability with Elastic: Logs, Metrics and Traces - Carlos Pérez-Aradros, Elastic Sidlaw Auditorium, Level 3 Spectre, Meltdown, & Linux - Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation Moorfoot, Level 0

16:15 BST

Scalable Monitoring of Apache Spark with Prometheus - Diane Feddema & Zak Hassan, Red Hat Fintry Auditorium, Level 3 Memory Overcommit for Overcommitted Admins - Jonathan Davies, Nutanix Lowther Suite, Level -1

17:05 BST

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