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October 4-6 in Berlin, Germany
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Fredrik Hugosson

Tuesday, October 4
 

11:15 CEST

Why You Hate Security, and What You Can do About It - Casey Schaufler, The Smack Project Potsdam III

12:15 CEST

Test-driven Infrastructure with Puppet, Docker, Test Kitchen and Serverspec - Yury Tsarev, GoodData Schöneberg 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 Building Distributed Systems without Docker, Using Docker Plumbing Projects - Patrick Chanezon & David Chung, Docker & Phil Estes, IBM Bellevue If You Build It, They Won't Come - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat Tiergarten

14:30 CEST

An Introduction to Linux Control Groups (cgroups) - Michael Kerrisk, man7.org Tegel Container Standards: Past, Present and Future - Vincent Batts, Red Hat Charlottenburg I/II Explain Yourself! Documentation for Better Code - Chris Ward, Crate.IO Potsdam I/II

15:30 CEST

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

16:50 CEST

Dev and Ops: Collaborating on an Up-to-Date Build Tool Chain - Christoph Goern, Red Hat & Robin Meissner, T-Systems/AppAgile Bellevue

17:40 CEST

Onsite Attendee Reception & Sponsor Showcase Wintergarten & Pavillon
 
Wednesday, October 5
 

09:00 CEST

Keynote: Introducing Hyperledger - Brian Behlendorf, Executive Director, Hyperledger Project Potsdam I/II

09:45 CEST

Keynote: Shut Your Laptop and Go to Sleep! - Colin McNamara, DevOps Expert Potsdam I/II

11:00 CEST

Clang: Much More than Just a C/C++ Compiler - Tilmann Scheller, Samsung Electronics Tiergarten Linux-Kernel Memory Ordering: Help Arrives At Last! - Paul E. McKenney, IBM Charlottenburg III Locking Down Your Systemd Services - Lennart Poettering, Red Hat Köpenick

12:00 CEST

entry_*.S: A Carefree Stroll through Kernel Entry Code - Borislav Petkov, SUSE Charlottenburg III The World of 100G Networking - Christoph Lameter Potsdam I/II

14:30 CEST

How Google Uses and Contributes to Open Source - Marc Merlin, Google Hugos South Blockchain, Linux, and Open Source Innovation - Matthew Golby-Kirk & Adam Jollans, IBM Charlottenburg III Flowgrind: A TCP Traffic Generator for Developers - Arnd Hannemann, credativ GmbH Charlottenburg I/II

15:40 CEST

Linux Kernel Security Update - James Morris, Oracle Tiergarten Networking Containers in an Ultra-Low-Latency Environment - Avi Deitcher, Atomic Inc. Charlottenburg I/II Kernel Development - I Still Think We Have a Scaling Problem - Wolfram Sang, Consultant Charlottenburg III

16:40 CEST

Strategic Use of Free Software at Siemens - Karsten Gerloff, Siemens Hugos South Software Update Security: When the Going Gets Tough, Get TUF Going!- Riyaz Faizullabhoy & Lily Guo, Docker Tegel Using Seccomp to Limit the Kernel Attack Surface - Michael Kerrisk, man7.org Köpenick

18:00 CEST

25th Anniversary of Linux Celebration - All Attendees Invited - Bus Transportation Provided The Great Orangery at Charlottenburg Palace
 
Thursday, October 6
 

10:50 CEST

Cgroups and Namespaces, The Building Blocks of Linux Containers - Rami Rosen, Intel Tegel Chrome OS Running Android in a Container - Dylan Reid, Google Hugos South Persistent Memory Usage within Linux Environment - Maciej Maciejewski & Krzysztof Czurylo, Intel Potsdam I/II

11:50 CEST

Build Your Own ChromeOS distro and Image Server - Ronald G. Minnich, Google Hugos South Extending Programming Languages with Persistent Memory Semantics - Piotr Balcer, Intel Potsdam III What Kind of Crazy Person Uses a Full Linux Distro for IOT? - Jim Perrin, CentOS Köpenick Test It Like You Deploy It: Ansible Based CI with Zuul - Monty Taylor, Red Hat Schöneberg

14:30 CEST

Keynote: Community Software Powers the Machine - Mark Atwood, Director of Open Source, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Potsdam I/II