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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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1:30pm PDT

Tutorial: We The Few - Augmenting the Continuous Delivery Team with Automation - Keith Strini & Daniel Frey, Pivotal Room 212 Tutorial: Hands-On with Cilium Network Security - Cynthia Thomas, Covalent Room 119/120

3:15pm PDT

Tutorial: Constructing App Streaming Cloud Infrastructure Using Android Containers - Dr. Tzi-cker Chiueh & Sting Cheng, ICL/ITRI Room 116/117 Tutorial: SaltStack for Developers: Extending SaltStack - Gareth J. Greenaway, SaltStack Room 121

11:10am PDT

High Altitude, Low Risk: Measuring Reliability in the Cloud Using Open Source Technology - Alex Kass, DigitalOcean Room 114/115 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

12:00pm PDT

How NLP and Spark Can Enrich Your Customer Data in Salesforce - Mark Balkenende, Talend Room 118 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

2:10pm PDT

"CASE": A Mesos Scheduler for Distributed Machine Learning - Karthik Anantha Padmanabhan & Steven Bairos-Novak, Pinterest Room 116/117 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 Creating a Positive Compliance Program - Nithya Ruff & Krista Khare, Comcast Room 212

3:00pm PDT

The Open Source Approach to Enabling Vehicle Autonomy - Brian Gerkey, Open Robotics Room 207 Enabling Developers with Open Source: Containers, Canaries, Cloud, and Continuous Delivery - Nicholas Parks, Kenzan Room 118

4:00pm PDT

Finding a Needle in the Haystack - Ashish Aggarwal & Shreya Sharma, Expedia Group Room 118 The Flavors of Memory Supported by Linux, their Use and Benefit - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading LLC Room 110

4:50pm PDT

Machine Learning for CI - Andrea Frittoli, IBM Room 118 Automating Stateful Applications with Kubernetes Operators - Josh Wood & Ryan Jarvinen, Red Hat Room 116/117 Improving the Linux Page Cache - Matthew Wilcox Room 110 Improving the Development Process with Metrics-Driven Insights - Jack Humphrey, Indeed Room 212

5:40pm PDT

BoF: Software for Software Development Analytics: Status on CHAOSS Software Projects - Jesus M., Bitergia & Sean Goggins, University of Missouri Room 207 BoF: Using OSS to Build the Digital Workspace for the Government of Canada - Sébastien Lemay, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat Room 212

11:00am PDT

Everyday Opportunities for Inclusion & Collaboration - Erik Riedel, Dell EMC & Nithya Ruff, Comcast Room 121 EdgeX Explorations - Tiejun Chen & Huaqiao Zhang, VMware Room 207 KubeVirt: Cats and Dogs Living Together? - Stephen Gordon, Red Hat Room 114/115 What is the Container Storage Interface (CSI)? - Saad Ali, Google Room 118 Applying Video Test Automation to Automate Multimedia Verification with Embedded Linux - Nguyen Nguyen & Khiem Nguyen, Renesas Design Vietnam Room 110 How Many Ways Can You Fail? A Taxonomy of Corporate (in)Decision - Federico Lucifredi, Red Hat Room 213

11:50am PDT

Does Making the Kernel Harder Make Making the Kernel Harder? - Casey Schaufler, Intel Room 110 The New Linux Foundation LinuxBoot Project - Chris Koch, Google Room 109

2:00pm PDT

Building Scalable and Extendable Data Pipelines For Call Of Duty Games: Lessons Learned - Yaroslav Tkachenko, Activision Room 118 Advances in CPU Idle Time Management - Rafael Wysocki, Intel Room 110 Project Treble. What Makes Android 8 Different? - Fedor Tcymbal, Mera Software Services Room 109 OSS Review Toolkit: Automating FOSS Reviews within CI/CD - Thomas Steenbergen, HERE Technologies Room 214

2:50pm PDT

Kubernetes Security Best Practices - Ian Lewis, Google Room 114/115 OSS Security Chaos Engineering - Driving Transformation, Innovation, and Open Source with Giants - Aaron Rinehart & Kevin Nelson, UnitedHealth Group Room 119/120 IOMMU Evaluation in Automotive Use-Cases - Khiem Nguyen, Renesas Design Vietnam Room 110 Continuous Compliance - Introduction to Quartermaster - Mirko Boehm, Endocode AG Room 213

4:00pm PDT

Introducing KubeFlow: A System for Deploying ML/AI on Kubernetes - Trevor Grant, IBM & Holden Karau, Google Room 114/115 State of Container Networking: Where Are We and Where are We Going? - Frederick Franklin Kautz IV, Red Hat Room 119/120 Shifting Media App Development into High Gear - Helen Koike, Collabora Ltd Room 109

4:50pm PDT

Upstream Success with the OpenBMC Linux Kernel - Joel Stanley, IBM Room 207

11:00am PDT

Surviving the Chaos, a Field Guide - Andrew Hobden, PingCAP Room 114/115

11:50am PDT

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

4:00pm PDT

Pinball - Open Source Workflow System from Pinterest - Jack Ye & Shuo Xiang, Pinterest Room 116/117 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 Status of the Open Source GPU Ecosystem - Robert Foss, Collabora Room 109 Automating the Creation of Open Source BOMs - Kate Stewart, Linux Foundation Room 214

4:50pm PDT

Apache Beam: The Solution for Portable and Evolutive Data-intensive Applications - Ismael Mejia, Talend Room 119/120 Understanding Microservices with Distributed Tracing - Lita Cho, Lyft Room 114/115 Transactional Updates with Btrfs and RPM - Ignaz Forster, SUSE Room 109