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Open Source Summit North America 2018

Vancouver, BC, Canada
August 27 & 28 - Co-Located Events, Tutorials, Labs & Lightning Talks
August 29-31 - Conference
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6:45am PDT

Sightseeing Bus Tour (Additional Registration Required) The Lobby

7:30am PDT

Continental Breakfast Ballroom Lobby Registration Ballroom Lobby

8:00am PDT

First-time Attendee Breakfast Ocean Foyer (Level 1)

9:00am PDT

Keynote: Welcome & Opening Remarks - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation & Sarah Novotny, Head of Open Source Strategy, Google Cloud West Ballroom A/B

9:30am PDT

Keynote: Open Source and the Decentralized Web - Shawn Wilkinson, Founder & Ben Golub, Executive Chairman, Storj Labs West Ballroom A/B

9:55am PDT

Keynote: Software-defined Everything - Imad Sousou, Corporate Vice President and General Manager, Open Source Technology Center, Intel West Ballroom A/B

10:15am PDT

Keynote: Preethi Kasireddy, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, TruStory in conversation with Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation West Ballroom A/B

10:35am PDT

Coffee Break West Ballroom C/D Office Hours: Ihor Dvoretskyi, Developer Advocate, Cloud Native Computing Foundation Ocean Foyer (Level 1) Office Hours: Paul Tyng, Engineering Manager, Terraform, HashiCorp Ocean Foyer (Level 1) Office Hours: Shreya Sharma, Technical Product Manager & Ashish Aggarwal, Principal Software Engineer, Expedia Ocean Foyer (Level 1) Sponsor Showcase West Ballroom C/D

11:00am PDT

LFCS Training - Module 1 - Getting Started with Linux and LFCS (Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required) Room 205 Linux on Azure Training - Module 1 - Getting Started with Azure (Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required) Room 208

11:10am PDT

Panel Discussion: Going Further Faster: The Role of Allies in Diversity & Inclusion - Moderated by Nithya Ruff, Comcast Room 121 From XML to Flat Protobufs: Markup in the Twenty-teens - Elliotte Rusty Harold, Google Room 207 Got the Need for Speed? Hit the Gas Pedal and Accelerate Your Prometheus Dashboard Using Trickster - James Ranson & Shilla Saebi, Comcast Room 119/120 High Altitude, Low Risk: Measuring Reliability in the Cloud Using Open Source Technology - Alex Kass, DigitalOcean Room 114/115 From Notebook to Cloud Native, a Modern Path for Data Driven Applications - Michael McCune, Red Hat Room 118 Scheduling Applications at Scale with Nomad - Anubhav Mishra, HashiCorp Room 116/117 An Empirical Study of an Advanced Kernel Tailoring Framework - Junghwan Kang, National Security Research Institute of South Korea Room 110 Introducing Cache Pseudo-Locking to Reduce Memory Access Latency - Reinette Chatre, Intel Room 109 Building Effective Community Leaders: A Guide - Jono Bacon, Jono Bacon Consulting Room 212 Is There an Open Source Business Model: YES or NO? - Jeffrey Borek, IBM & Stephen Walli, Microsoft Room 214 VM/Container/Cloud Overview (History and Differentiation Talk) - Phil Hopkins, The Linux Foundation (Seating Limited to First 50 Attendees) Room 204

12:00pm PDT

How NLP and Spark Can Enrich Your Customer Data in Salesforce - Mark Balkenende, Talend Room 118 Active Diversification: The Case of the Open Source Mexico Working Group - Griselda Cuevas, Google Cloud Room 121 Deep Learning Neural Network Acceleration at the Edge - Andrea Gallo, Linaro Room 207 Disclosure Policies in the World of Cloud: A Look Behind the Scenes - Lars Kurth, Xen Project / Citrix Room 116/117 How the Heck Do You Apply TDD to Infra as Code? - Daniel Pacrami, SAP Canada Room 119/120 A Flexible Test Automation System for Various Embedded Linux Usecases - Khiem Nguyen, Renesas Design Vietnam Room 109 Spectre, Meltdown, & Linux - Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation Room 110 10 Pragmatic Lessons for Building Data Collaboration - Patrick McGarry, data.world Room 212 Improving the Perception of Fairness in Open Collaboration Environments - Dr. Daniel German, University of Victoria Room 213 Three Cs to an Open Source Program Office - Justin Rackliffe, Fidelity Investments Room 214

12:40pm PDT

Lunch (Attendees on Own) TBA

1:00pm PDT

Women in Open Source Lunch, Sponsored by Intel Room 301

2:10pm PDT

"CASE": A Mesos Scheduler for Distributed Machine Learning - Karthik Anantha Padmanabhan & Steven Bairos-Novak, Pinterest Room 116/117 Bringing Students from Underprivileged Backgrounds into Tech through Open Source and Mainframe - Dr. Cameron Seay, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Room 121 Upcoming Projects: LF Energy, ASWF, KernelCI - Michael Dolan, The Linux Foundation & David Morin, Academy Software Foundation Room 207 Jumpstarting Your Cloud Journey with OSS on Amazon Lightsail - Mike Coleman, AWS Room 114/115 Gettting Started with Logging in Kubernetes - Eduardo Silva, Treasure Data Room 119/120 Spice Up Your Workloads With Kata Containers - Ricardo Aravena, Branch Metrics Room 118 Building Stable Trees with Machine Learning - Sasha Levin, Microsoft & Julia Lawall, Inria Room 110 Linux Jargon - Lucy Wyman, Puppet Room 109 Creating a Positive Compliance Program - Nithya Ruff & Krista Khare, Comcast Room 212 Launching Open Source Projects - Jeffrey "Jefro" Osier-Mixon, Intel Room 213 OSPO Best Practices: Open Source as a Critical Supplier - Kevin Wang, FOSSA Room 214 Xen: The Way of the Panda - Lars Kurth, The Xen Project (Seating Limited to First 50 Attendees) Room 204

3:00pm PDT

Is the Software Itself Gender-Biased? OSS Tools and Gender Inclusivity - Anita Sarma, Oregon State University Room 121 The Open Source Approach to Enabling Vehicle Autonomy - Brian Gerkey, Open Robotics Room 207 ACRN Hypervisor for Embedded & IoT - Anthony Xu, Intel Room 114/115 Logging, and Errors, and Metrics - Oh My! - Chloe Condon, Sentry.io Room 119/120 Building With, Instead of On, Kubernetes - Bryan Liles, Heptio Room 116/117 Enabling Developers with Open Source: Containers, Canaries, Cloud, and Continuous Delivery - Nicholas Parks, Kenzan Room 118 Bringing Bluetooth Mesh to Linux - Marcel Holtmann, Intel Room 109 PREEMPT_RT in 2018: Where is the "RT Patch" Now? - Julia Cartwright, National Instruments Room 110 CHAOSS: Exploring Open Source Project Growth, Maturity, and Decline - Matt Germonprez, University of Nebraska at Omaha & Sean Goggins, University of Missouri Room 213 Open Source and Standards Collaboration - Craig Northway, Qualcomm Technologies Inc Room 212 LFCS Training - Module 2 - Advanced LFCS Topics, Part 1 (Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required) Room 205 Linux on Azure Training - Module 2 - Using Containers in Azure (Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required) Room 208

3:40pm PDT

Coffee Break West Ballroom C/D

3:45pm PDT

Office Hours: Alex Kass, Engineering Manager, Digital Ocean Ocean Foyer (Level 1) Office Hours: Jono Bacon, Founder, Jono Bacon Consulting Ocean Foyer (Level 1)

4:00pm PDT

Sustainable Community Investment in Action - A Look at Some of the R Consortium Funded Grant Projects and Working Groups - John Mertic, Linux Foundation Room 116/117 Panel Discussion: All Ages, Genders, & Skills Welcome —How to Grow Our Movement - Moderated by Rikki Endsley, Opensource.com Room 121 Blockchain Ledger in the Wild: Using the Hyperledger Platform to Manage Open Source - Mark Gisi & Sameer Ahmed, Wind River Room 207 Finding a Needle in the Haystack - Ashish Aggarwal & Shreya Sharma, Expedia Group Room 118 Helm Yeah! – How Helm Came to Be - Matthew Fisher, Microsoft Room 119/120 The Flavors of Memory Supported by Linux, their Use and Benefit - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading LLC Room 110 The Modern Operating System, A Clear Choice - Ianeta Hutchinson, Intel Room 109 Lessons Learned Building Messaging Software with a Fully Remote Team - Corey Hulen, Mattermost Room 212 Open Source Compliance: Reworking Internal Processes - Meng Chow & Aida Rivas, VMware Room 213 Open Source and Open Community at a 100-year-old Company - Donnie Berkholz, Carlson Wagonlit Travel Room 214 KVM: Kernels within Kernels - Lee Elston, The Linux Foundation (Seating Limited to First 50 Attendees) Room 204

4:50pm PDT

Machine Learning for CI - Andrea Frittoli, IBM Room 118 Make Change Work: Strategies for Navigating the STEM/Engineering Landscape through Transitions - Ashma Sethi, INTEL Corp Room 121 The Apache Way - Daniel Ruggeri, Mastercard Room 207 Automating Stateful Applications with Kubernetes Operators - Josh Wood & Ryan Jarvinen, Red Hat Room 116/117 Verify Your Kubernetes Clusters with Upstream e2e Tests - Kenichi Omichi, NEC Room 114/115 Improving the Linux Page Cache - Matthew Wilcox Room 110 The New Wi-Fi Experience for Linux - Marcel Holtmann, Intel Room 109 Improving the Development Process with Metrics-Driven Insights - Jack Humphrey, Indeed Room 212 Why "Go social" and How to Communicate using Social Media - Arpana Durgaprasad, IBM Room 213 How Adobe is Changing Its Culture around Open Source - Steven Gill & Filip Maj, Adobe Room 214

5:40pm PDT

BoF: Inclusion, Diversity, and Community: The R-Ladies Initiative - Gabriela de Queiroz & Augustina Ragwitz, R-Ladies Room 213 BoF: ACRN – The Little Hypervisor for IoT Development - Jeffrey "Jefro" Osier-Mixon, Intel Room 109 BoF: Driving the Future of Data Infrastructure for High-Scale Data Centers - Ihab Hamadi, Western Digital Room 121 BoF: Open Source Project to Deploy Software Updates to IoT - Eystein Stenberg, Mender.io Room 114/115 BoF: Software for Software Development Analytics: Status on CHAOSS Software Projects - Jesus M., Bitergia & Sean Goggins, University of Missouri Room 207 BoF: Real-World Compliance in the Large Scale Enterprise: Minimizing Legal Dissonance in a Well-Orchestrated Software Lifecycle - Francis Ip, SAP Room 116/117 BoF: Introducing ViryaOS: Secure Containers for Embedded and IoT - Stefano Stabellini, Xilinx Room 110 BoF: Improving External Perception & Internal Experience in Open Source - Christine Peterson, Foresight Institute Room 118 BoF: Using OSS to Build the Digital Workspace for the Government of Canada - Sébastien Lemay, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat Room 212 BoF: JanusGraph - A Graph Database - Susan Malaika & Jason Plurad, IBM Room 214 Open Source Career Mixer Ocean Foyer (Level 1)

7:00pm PDT

All-Attendee Opening Reception at the Vancouver Aquarium Vancouver Aquarium