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Tuesday, October 4
 

11:15

Firefighting Linux Kernel Regressions - Thorsten Leemhuis, Heise Medien GmbH Charlottenburg III Geo-Replication and Disaster Recovery for Cloud Object Storage with Ceph Rados Gateway - Orit Wasserman, Red Hat Köpenick OpenSSL After Heartbleed - Rich Salz & Tim Hudson, OpenSSL Potsdam I/II Why You Hate Security, and What You Can do About It - Casey Schaufler, The Smack Project Potsdam III Making More Open: Creating Open Source Infrastructure for Your Open Source Project - Amye Scavarda & Nigel Babu, Red Hat Tiergarten Tuning Linux to Get the Best Performance from Varnish Cache - Per Buer, Varnish Software Hugos South

12:15

Ceph and Flash - Allen Samuels, Western Digital Potsdam I/II Deploying pNFS over Distributed File Storage - Jiffin Tony Thottan & Niels de Vos, Red Hat Köpenick Kernel Documentation: What We Have and How We'll Make it Better - Jonathan Corbet, LWN.net Charlottenburg III Solving the Paradox: Less Downtime - More Security - Hannes Kühnemund, SUSE Potsdam III If You Build It, They Won't Come - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat Tiergarten

14:30

21st Century DNSBLs - Amanda Folson, GitLab Potsdam III Panel Discussion: Outreachy Kernel Internship Report - Moderated by Julia Lawall, Inria Tiergarten PM Infrastructure in the Linux Kernel - Current Status and Future - Rafael J. Wysocki, Intel OTC Charlottenburg III Ceph Community Update - Lars Marowsky-Brée, SUSE Köpenick Explain Yourself! Documentation for Better Code - Chris Ward, Crate.IO Potsdam I/II An Introduction to Linux Control Groups (cgroups) - Michael Kerrisk, man7.org Tegel

15:30

These Four Questions Will Quickly Tell You If Your Company's OSS Contribution Is Worthwhile - Duane O'Brien, Paypal Tiergarten Efficient Kernel Backporting - Alex Shi, Linaro Charlottenburg III Running Linux on Tiny Peripherals - Marcel Holtmann, Intel Potsdam I/II (In)security in Open Source - Shane Coughlan, Insignary Potsdam III Real Life Example of Scaling Load Balancing Using Open Source on Commodity Hardware - Pavlos Parissis, Booking.com Hugos South

16:50

Corporate Trends in Open Source Engagement - Nithya Ruff, Western Digital Köpenick How To Write A Linux Security Module That Makes Sense For You - Casey Schaufler, The Smack Project Hugos South openQA - Avoiding Disasters of Biblical Proportions - Marita Werner, SUSE Potsdam III Application Profiling and Tuning – Or How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Tweak - Igor Ljubuncic, Rackspace Tiergarten From git tag to dnf update: How Linux Kernel Gets Released - Konstantin Ryabitsev, The Linux Foundation Charlottenburg III