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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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7:00am PDT

Morning Meditation (Additional Registration Required) Outside at the Digital Orca statue, Vancouver Convention Centre

8:00am PDT

Continental Breakfast West Ballroom C/D Registration Ballroom Lobby

9:00am PDT

Keynote: Prediction Machines: The Simple Economics of Artificial Intelligence - Ajay Agrawal, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Expert, Author of Prediction Machines, and Founder of The Creative Destruction... West Ballroom A/B

9:30am PDT

Keynote: Who Pays for Open Source? A Case for Open Governance & Enterprise Contributions - Angel Diaz, VP Developer Technology, Open Source & Advocacy, IBM West Ballroom A/B

9:50am PDT

Keynote: Josh Wood, Developer Advocate, Red Hat West Ballroom A/B

10:00am PDT

Keynote: The Power of Story in Changing our Experiences - Jennifer Cloer, Founder of reTHINKit, Creator and Executive Producer, The Chasing Grace Project West Ballroom A/B

10:10am PDT

Coffee Break West Ballroom C/D Sponsor Showcase West Ballroom C/D

10:30am PDT

Chasing Grace - Episode 1 Screening TBA Puppy Pawlooza Ballroom Foyer

11:00am PDT

Accelerating I/O in Big Data – A Data Driven Approach and Case Studies - Yingqi (Lucy) Lu, Intel Corporation Room 119/120 No, No, Don't Tell Me - I am More than AI - Juanita Dion, IBM Watson and Cloud Platform Room 118 Panel Discussion: The Missing Generation: Bringing Youth Into Open Source - Moderated by Guy Martin, Autodesk, Inc. Room 121 Multimodal Operating System - Bridge Traditional and Software-Defined Infrastructure - Kai Dupke, SUSE Room 207 Scaling Big Data Interactive Workloads across Kubernetes Cluster - Luciano Resende, IBM Room 116/117 All About Linux Kernel Selftest - Shuah Khan, Samsung OSG Room 110 Perceval, Graal and Arthur: The Quest for Software Project Data - Santiago Dueñas & Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona, Bitergia Room 109 Contributability: Getting More Hands On Your Open Source Project - Johanna Smith, Pivotal Room 213 Debian to DC/OS: Factors that Shape Open Source Communities - Elizabeth K. Joseph, Mesosphere Room 212 Clear Linux Shoptalk with Matthew Johnson // Presented by Intel (Pre-Registration Required) Room 210 Software Defined Networking and You - Timothy Serewicz, The Linux Foundation (Seating Limited to First 50 Attendees) Room 204 Surviving the Chaos, a Field Guide - Andrew Hobden, PingCAP Room 114/115

11:50am PDT

Panel Discussion: Diversity & Inclusion: Transforming Insight into Action - Moderated by Matt Germonprez, University of Nebraska Room 121 Hold My Beer While I Open Source with TOSCA, ONAP, and Networking - DeWayne Filppi, Cloudify Room 207 Cilium - Bringing the BPF Revolution to Kubernetes Networking and Security - Thomas Graf, Covalent Room 118 Deploy and Use a Multi Framework Distributed Deep Learning Platform on Kubernetes - Animesh Singh & Tommy Li, IBM Room 116/117 Container Resource Isolation @ Facebook - Tejun Heo, Facebook Room 110 Optimizing Zlib on ARM: The Power of NEON - Adenilson Cavalcanti, ARM Room 109 BoF: How to Erase Unconscious Bias From Your AI Datasets (Developers Call To Action) - Lauren Maffeo, GetApp Room 119/120 Code's the Word: Growing your Open Source Community through Blogging - Molly Vorwerck, Uber Room 212 Panel Discussion: Why Open Source Marketing Matters: For Projects, Users and Vendors - Moderated by Wendy Cartee, VMware Room 213 Software Philanthropy for Everyone - Kevin P. Fleming, Bloomberg Room 214

12:00pm PDT

12:30pm PDT

Lunch (Attendees on Own) TBA

2:00pm PDT

Keynote: Linus Torvalds, Creator of Linux & Git, in conversation with Dirk Hohndel, VP & Chief Open Source Officer, VMware West Ballroom A/B

2:45pm PDT

Keynote: Preventing IT Firefighting with Better Infrastructure Security - Greg Marsden, Vice President, Linux Development, Oracle West Ballroom A/B

3:00pm PDT

Keynote: Opportunities for AI/ML with Cloud Native Applications - Sana Tariq, Senior Architect, E2E Service Orchestration, TELUS West Ballroom A/B

3:25pm PDT

Coffee Break Ballroom Lobby

4:00pm PDT

Pinball - Open Source Workflow System from Pinterest - Jack Ye & Shuo Xiang, Pinterest Room 116/117 Diversity and Inclusion at Events and Conferences - Kasia Rachuta, Medium Room 121 The 'S' in 'IoT' Stands for 'Security' - Viktor Petersson, Screenly & Andrew Martin, Control Plane Room 207 When I Kube All the Things, what can Watch Kubernetes? - Kira Boyle, Pivotal Room 119/120 The State of Rootless Containers - Aleksa Sarai, SUSE LLC & Akihiro Suda, NTT Room 118 One Small Step to Harden USB Over IP on Linux - Shuah Khan, Samsung OSG Room 110 Status of the Open Source GPU Ecosystem - Robert Foss, Collabora Room 109 FOSSology – Open Source Tools for OSS Analysis - Anupam Ghosh, Siemens Technology and Services Ltd. Room 114/115 Generating Adoption: A Case Study in Open Source Marketing - Charles Dorner, Amazon Web Services Room 213 Automating the Creation of Open Source BOMs - Kate Stewart, Linux Foundation Room 214 Surviving a Transition from Engineering to Management - Jim Perrin, Red Hat Room 212 Cloud Foundry Applications - Tim Harris, Cloud Foundry Foundation (Seating Limited to First 50 Attendees) Room 204

4:50pm PDT

Apache Beam: The Solution for Portable and Evolutive Data-intensive Applications - Ismael Mejia, Talend Room 119/120 Growing Talent vs Hiring Expertise - Tameika Reed, Women In Linux Room 121 Cross-Cloud Connectivity - Migrating and Running Your Workload in Many Clouds - Diego Casati, Microsoft Room 116/117 Understanding Microservices with Distributed Tracing - Lita Cho, Lyft Room 114/115 A Dive into Kbuild - Cao Jin, Fujitsu Room 110 Transactional Updates with Btrfs and RPM - Ignaz Forster, SUSE Room 109 Open Standards and Open Source Software in the Government of Canada - Sébastien Lemay, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat Room 118 Panel Discussion: How Writing can Change Your Career for the Better (Even if You don't Identify as a Writer) - Moderated by Rikki Endsley, Opensource.com, Red Hat Room 213 SPDX: The Lingua Franca of Open Source Governance - Gary O'Neall, Source Auditor Inc. & Tim Mackey, Black Duck Software Room 212 Open Sourcing the US Department of Defense - Jordan Kasper, U.S. Department of Defense Room 214