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August 22nd - 24th in Toronto, Canada
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Michael Fritch

Hughes Network Systems
Senior Principal Engineer
United States

9:00am EDT

Keynote: Welcome and Opening Remarks - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, Linux Foundation Frontenac

9:25am EDT

Keynote: How Technology Shapes Us - Dr. Ainissa Ramirez, Science Evangelist & Author Frontenac

10:45am EDT

Heresy in the Church of Docker - Corey Quinn, FutureAdvisor Harbour B Using Measured Boot to Secure Linux - Michael Brasher, Microsoft - Linux Integration Services Pier 5

11:45am EDT

A New Way to Combine Containers and Hypervisors with Xen - Dimitri Stiliadis, Aporeto Harbour A Open Source Bluetooth Device Firmware for IoT and Makers - Marcel Holtmann, Intel Pier 5

2:00pm EDT

Finding (and Fixing!) Performance Anomalies in Large Distributed Systems - Victor Marmol, Google Pier 2 A (fun!) Comparison of Docker Vulnerability Scanners - John Kinsella, Layered Insight Queen's Quay

3:00pm EDT

gce-xfstests: Testing Kernels in the Cloud - Theodore Ts'o, Google Pier 4 Container Standards: Past, Present and Future - Vincent Batts, Red Hat Harbour B

3:50pm EDT

Coffee Break Metropolitan Ballroom

4:20pm EDT

Extending Chains of Trust to Containers and the Cloud - Matthew Garrett, CoreOS Queen's Quay Diary of a rkt dev - Iago López Galeiras, Kinvolk Pier 4 Containers, Physical, and Virtual: Oh My! - Mike Coleman, Docker Harbour B Give Me a REST! - Amanda Folson, GitLab Pier 5

9:00am EDT

Keynote: Open For Good - Jim Whitehurst, President & CEO, Red Hat Frontenac

9:25am EDT

Keynote: A Tale of Penguins: Microsoft’s Approach to Linux & Open Source in the Cloud - Wim Coekaerts, Corporate Vice President of Enterprise Open Source, Microsoft Frontenac

9:45am EDT

Keynote: Lock it Open: What FLOSS Taught Us about Being Our Best Selves - Cory Doctorow, Journalist, Activist, Blogger & Science Fiction Author Frontenac

10:10am EDT

Keynote: From Seattle to Blockchain - Donna Dillenberger, Fellow, Watson Research Center & Jim Wasko, Vice President - Open Systems Development, IBM Frontenac

10:25am EDT

Coffee Break Metropolitan Ballroom

10:55am EDT

Why Enterprises Want Containers Now (and Why You Should Too) - Seth Fox, Solinea Inc. Queen's Quay Dockyard - Open Source Container Registry - Quanyi Ma & Victor Wang, Huawei Harbour B Linux Networking Explained - Thomas Graf, Cisco Regatta Versions All the Way Down: Versioning Commits and Patches with Git-Series - Josh Triplett, Intel Pier 4 Like a Bullet Train: Making LXD's Migration Fast - Tycho Andersen, Canonical Harbour C Introduction to OpenStack - Rich Bowen, Apache Software Foundation Frontenac

11:55am EDT

Cloud Anti-Patterns, Casey West - Pivotal Harbour B Linux Administration in Distributed Cloud Computing Environments - Robert Shimp, Oracle Frontenac Tracking Huge Files with Git LFS - Tim Pettersen, Atlassian Pier 4 Resource Limitations for Your Containers - Stéphane Graber, Canonical Ltd. Harbour A Using Containers Safely in Production - Cynthia Thomas, Midokura Pier 2

12:45pm EDT

Lunch (Attendees On Own) TBA

1:00pm EDT

IBM Luncheon Summit: Blockchain, LinuxONE and Open Source Innovation (Registration Required, Lunch Served) LIMITED Frontenac

2:10pm EDT

When Containers and Virtualization Do — and Don’t — Work Together, Jeremy Eder, Red Hat Harbour B Terrible Ideas in Git - Corey Quinn, FutureAdvisor Pier 4 Characterizing and Contrasting Container Orchestrators - Lee Calcote, Calcote Studios Queen's Quay Scaling MariaDB - Max Mether, MariaDB Pier 3

3:10pm EDT

The World of 100G Networking - Christoph Lameter, Gentwo Regatta Professional Media Production with Linux and Free, Open Source Software - Jared Nielsen & JR Nielsen, Dototot Marine

4:00pm EDT

Coffee Break Metropolitan Ballroom

4:30pm EDT

Keynote: Beyond Measure: The True Power and Skill of Collaboration - Dr. Margaret Heffernan, Author, Advisor & Producer Frontenac

4:55pm EDT

Keynote: New Requirements for Application Delivery in a Micro-services Application World - Abhishek Chauhan, VP and CTO, Citrix Frontenac

5:15pm EDT

Keynote: The Operations Dividend - Joe Beda, Entrepreneur in Residence with Accel Partners and Advisor, CoreOS and Shippable. Frontenac

5:40pm EDT

Keynote: Community Software Powers the Machine - Grant Likely, Distinguished Technologist, Hewlett Packard Linux, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Frontenac

9:00am EDT

Keynote: Dirk Hohndel, VP, Chief Open Source Officer, VMware, in conversation with Linux Creator Linus Torvalds Frontenac

9:35am EDT

Keynote: World Domination. What Next? - Olaf Kirch, VP, Linux Enterprise R&D, SUSE Frontenac

9:55am EDT

Keynote: Brian Behlendorf, Executive Director, Hyperledger Project Frontenac

10:20am EDT

Keynote: Impossible is Nothing! The 10x hpothesis - Arjan van de Ven, Sr. Principal Engineer & Director, Open Source Technology Center, Intel Frontenac

10:35am EDT

Coffee Break Metropolitan Ballroom

10:55am EDT

Processing Billions of Events in Real-Time with Heron - Karthik Ramasamy, Twitter Frontenac CPUfreq and The Scheduler: Revolution in CPU Power Management - Rafael J. Wysocki, Intel OTC Pier 4 Experience in Developing a Driver for a Complex New Hardware Device on Qemu/KVM - Knut Omang, Oracle Harbour A Building a Secure, Performant Network Fabric for Microservice Applications - Christopher Stetson, NGINX Queen's Quay Unprivileged Containers: What You Always Wanted to Know About Namespaces But Were Too Afraid to Ask - James Bottomley, IBM Harbour B Real Time KVM - Rik van Riel, Red Hat Pier 5

11:55am EDT

LXCFS: Not Just for LXC Anymore - Serge Hallyn, Canonical Harbour B Open Source in Every Car with Automotive Grade Linux - Walt Miner, The Linux Foundation Frontenac Performant Security Hardening of KVM - Steve Rutherford, Google Harbour A Highly Available & Distributed Containers - Kendrick Coleman, EMC {code} Harbour C

12:45pm EDT

Lunch (Attendees On Own) TBA

2:15pm EDT

Running Stateful Applications with Bare-Metal Performance Using Containers - Goutham Rao, Portworx Pier 2 Securing Multi-Tenant Traffic Tunnelled Over Kernel Managed Virtualization Technologies - Sowmini Varadhan, Oracle Pier 5 Securely Integrating QEMU with Open Source Virtualization Technology - Daniel Berrange, Red Hat Harbour A Simplifying Network Programmability Using Model-Driven APIs - Santiago Alvarez, Cisco Marine

3:05pm EDT

Coffee Break Harbour Ballroom Foyer

3:35pm EDT

A Docker Container Toolbox for the Data Scientist - Douglas Liming, SAS Institute Inc. Harbour C Docker Security Configuration: Real-world Examples and Troubleshooting - John Kinsella, Layered Insight Harbour B

4:35pm EDT

A Practical Look at QEMU's Block Layer Primitives - Kashyap Chamarthy, Red Hat Pier 7/8 Fast IPv6-only Networking for Containers Based on BPF and XDP - Thomas Graf, Cisco Queen's Quay Top 10 Things We Learned About Container Data Persistence - Val Bercovici, Cloud Czar Pier 2 Kernel Protection Using Hardware-Based Virtualization - Jun Nakajima & Sainath Grandhi, Intel Harbour A trace-cmd virt-server: A Status Update - Steven Rostedt, Red Hat Pier 5

6:15pm EDT

25th Anniversary of Linux Gala (Buses Depart at 6:15 pm) Muzik