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JG

Joakim Gross

Pelagicore
Software engineer
Tuesday, October 4
 

11:15

Putting the Parts Together: Building a Secure Container Platform - Matthew Garrett, CoreOS Schinkel II/III

12:15

Building Distributed Systems without Docker, Using Docker Plumbing Projects - Patrick Chanezon & David Chung, Docker & Phil Estes, IBM Bellevue

14:30

An Introduction to Linux Control Groups (cgroups) - Michael Kerrisk, man7.org Tegel Explain Yourself! Documentation for Better Code - Chris Ward, Crate.IO Potsdam I/II

15:30

Running Linux on Tiny Peripherals - Marcel Holtmann, Intel Potsdam I/II

16:50

How To Write A Linux Security Module That Makes Sense For You - Casey Schaufler, The Smack Project Hugos South
 
Wednesday, October 5
 

11:00

Container Defense in Depth - Scott McCarty, Red Hat Tegel Clang: Much More than Just a C/C++ Compiler - Tilmann Scheller, Samsung Electronics Tiergarten Locking Down Your Systemd Services - Lennart Poettering, Red Hat Köpenick

12:00

Rkt Architecture and Security Features - Luca Bruno, CoreOS Tegel

14:30

What's Up in the Land of the Linux Kernel - Thorsten Leemhuis, Heise Medien GmbH Tiergarten

16:40

lguest: A Journey of Learning the Linux Kernel Internals - Daniel Baluta, Intel Charlottenburg III
 
Thursday, October 6
 

10:50

Cgroups and Namespaces, The Building Blocks of Linux Containers - Rami Rosen, Intel Tegel Persistent Memory Usage within Linux Environment - Maciej Maciejewski & Krzysztof Czurylo, Intel Potsdam I/II

11:50

Unikernels: When You Should and When You Shouldn't - Amir Chaudhry, Docker Tegel Documenting Your Software Supply Chain with Linked Data - Yev Bronshteyn, Black Duck Software Tiergarten Extending Programming Languages with Persistent Memory Semantics - Piotr Balcer, Intel Potsdam III

16:00

Persistent Memory Extensions to libstdc++/libc++ - Tomasz Kapela, Intel Potsdam I/II Resource Limitations for Your Containers- Stéphane Graber, Canonical Tegel

17:00

Using Static Checkers to Find C Language Security Vulnerabilities in the Linux Kernel - Vaishali Thakkar, Linux Foundation Charlottenburg III Containers: You are not Expected to Understand This - Bruno Barcarol Guimarães, Red Hat Tegel