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Open Source Summit North America 2017

September 11-14, 2017 - Los Angeles, CA
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7:00am PDT

Morning Meditation JW Marriott Pool Deck

11:00am PDT

How to Fail Fast and Rise Again - A Case Study on Transforming to Cloud Native - Ken Owens, MasterCard Gold 4 Live Patching, Virtual Machine Introspection and Vulnerability Management: A Primer and Practical Guide - Lars Kurth, Citrix Diamond Ballroom 3 Building Predictable Community: Strategy, Incentives, Value, and Psychology - Jono Bacon, Community/Developer Strategy Consultant and Author Diamond Ballroom 10 Mentoring: Your Path to Immortality - Richard Bowen, Red Hat Plaza III

11:50am PDT

Full Lifecycle Lessons from a Large Scale Government OpenStack Private Cloud - Kenneth Tan, Sardina Systems Gold 4 Aim to Be an Open Source Zero - Guy Martin, Autodesk Diamond Ballroom 9 Leading By Experience: The Unvarnished Truth about Community Leadership - Jeffrey Osier-Mixon, Intel Corporation Diamond Ballroom 10 Gaining Influence in an Open Source Community - Phil Robb, Open Daylight Project Plaza III

2:00pm PDT

It's Not About Your Features: Navigating Open Source Business Models in the Cloud Era - Dormain Drewitz, Pivotal Software Gold 4 Building an aarch64 Linux Laptop - Bernhard Rosenkränzer, Linaro Gold 1 Building Open Source Project Infrastructures - Elizabeth K. Joseph, Mesosphere Diamond Ballroom 9 Scaling Open Source - Lessons Learned at the Apache Software Foundation - Phil Steitz, Apache Software Foundation Diamond Ballroom 10 Quantum Computing is Here, Powered by Open Source - Konstantinos Karagiannis, BT Americas Plaza III

2:50pm PDT

Cognitive Workloads on the Cloud: What Clouds Need To Do - Khoa Huynh, Larry Brown & Brian Wan, IBM Diamond Ballroom 3 Collaboration in Kernel Mailing Lists - Dawn Foster, The Scale Factory Gold 1 Experience Forking an Open Source Community - Judy Gichoya, Librehealth Diamond Ballroom 9 The Open Road to Autonomous Driving - Walt Miner, The Linux Foundation Plaza III

4:00pm PDT

Raspberry Pi Hacks - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat Gold 1 Why I Forked My Own Project and My Own Company - Frank Karlitschek, ownCloud Diamond Ballroom 10

4:50pm PDT

Memory Bandwidth as a Service in the Context of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Vikas Shivappa, Intel Diamond Ballroom 3 Hit the Open Road with Automotive Grade Linux - Walt Miner, Linux Foundation Gold 1 Finding People: Job Posting Strategies - Deb Nicholson, Open Invention Network Diamond Ballroom 9 Increasing Student Participation in Open Source - Gregory Hislop, Drexel University & Heidi Ellis, Western New England University Diamond Ballroom 10

5:40pm PDT

BoF: Automating Vulnerability Scanning with Vuls - Kota Kanbe, Future Architect, Inc. & Teppei Fukuda, Future Architect, Inc. Gold 4 BoF: Our Immutable Future - Josh Berkus, Red Hat Diamond Ballroom 6

6:45am PDT

5k Fun Run JW Marriott Hotel Lobby

11:05am PDT

High Performance Computing: The Move from General Purpose Processors to Custom Hardware and the Implications for Linux - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading LLC Georgia I/II How to Build a Community in Your Organization from the Ground-Up - Shilla Saebi, Comcast Diamond Ballroom 10

1:55pm PDT

Deploying Cloud Foundry with BBL, BOSH 2.0 and CF-Deployment - Angela Chin & Christian Ang, Pivotal Diamond Ballroom 3 Modern CI/CD with Containers - Chloe Condon, Codefresh Diamond Ballroom 7 How Many Eyeballs Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb? - Casey Schaufler, Intel Gold 1 Fora, Q&A, Mailing Lists, Chat...Oh My! - Jeremy Garcia, LinuxQuestions.org / Datadog Diamond Ballroom 10

2:45pm PDT

The Set of Programmers: How Math Restricts Us - Carol Smith, Microsoft Plaza III

6:45am PDT

Downtown Los Angeles Sightseeing Bus Tour JW Marriott Hotel Lobby

11:00am PDT

Kubernetes Best Practices From The Field - Allan Naim, Google Diamond Ballroom 8 Modular Overlay Networking Solutions with the Container Network Interface - Murali Paluru, Rancher Labs, Inc. Diamond Ballroom 6 Have It Your Way: Maximizing Drive-Thru Contributions - VM (Vicky) Brasseur Diamond Ballroom 10 Growing Open Source Talent via Certification - Clyde Seepersad, The Linux Foundation Plaza III

11:50am PDT

Docker Adoption Patterns - Ilan Rabinovitch, Datadog Diamond Ballroom 8 Panel Discussion: Containers and Networking: A Symbiotic Relationship - Moderated by Phil Robb, Open Daylight Project Diamond Ballroom 6 Mixed License FOSS Projects: Unintended Consequences, Worked Examples, Best Practices - Lars Kurth, Citrix Diamond Ballroom 10

2:00pm PDT

Open Source Licensing 101 - Jim Jagielski, Capital One Diamond Ballroom 9

2:50pm PDT

Migrating Legacy Monoliths to Cloud Native Microservices Architectures on Kubernetes - Dan Kohn, Cloud Native Computing Foundation Diamond Ballroom 8 Copyleft.org: The Definitive Guide for Copyleft Education and Compliance - Bradley Kuhn, Software Freedom Conservancy Plaza III The Trouble with Open Source Software - Stephen Walli Diamond Ballroom 10

4:00pm PDT

Architecture as a Code - A Open Source Microservices Platform Realization - Sreekanth Nyamars, Wipro Technologies Diamond Ballroom 8 Venture Capital Community: Applying Open Source Principles to Disrupt a Traditional Industry - Cory Bolotsky, Underscore VC Diamond Ballroom 9 Who Owns that Open Source Brand? - Shane Curcuru, The Apache Software Foundation Diamond Ballroom 10

4:50pm PDT

Open Build Service in Debian - Andrew Lee, Collabora Georgia I/II Why and How We Build and Run a Global OSS Community - Masafumi Ohta, Japanese Raspberry Pi Users Group Diamond Ballroom 9 The History & Future of AI on Code - Eiso Kant, source{d} Plaza III

9:00am PDT

Chaos Theory + Civil Rights = 21st Century Corporate Practices - Kate Ertmann, GO Gold 2

10:05am PDT

Open Your Arms to Open Source: Solutions to Bring in Social Innovation to All Walks of Life All Over the World - Arpana Durgaprasad, IBM Gold 2 You're Not a *Real* Software Engineer - Amy Chen, Rancher Labs Gold 1

10:50am PDT

BoF: All Kids Should Code - Keith Wilson, Vasey Corporation P/L Gold 2 Diversity and Collaboration - Tameika Reed, Women in Linux Gold 1

11:35am PDT

Panel Discussion: Diversity & Inclusion: On the Path to Increasing the 10 Percent - Moderated by Nicole Huesman, Intel Gold 2 Time for Action - Innovating for D&I in Open Source Communities - Emma Irwin & Larissa Shapiro, Mozilla Gold 1

1:25pm PDT

Diversity through the Eyes of a Senior Engineer - Rupa Dachere, CodeChix Gold 1

1:50pm PDT

Tutorial: Using the Linux VRF Solution - David Ahern, Cumulus Networks Diamond Ballroom 10

2:00pm PDT

Fireside Chat: The Promise of 5G: Developing the Network Infrastructure for a Connected Future - Chris Donley, Huawei & Balaji Ethirajulu, Ericsson Gold 3

2:10pm PDT

Lessons learned from the OpenStack Gender-Diversity Report - Nicole Huesman, Intel & Daniel Izquierdo, Bitergia Gold 1 Panel Discussion: Chasing and Redefining Grace: Stories of Women in Tech - Moderated by Jennifer Cloer, reTHINKit Gold 2

3:40pm PDT

BoF: CO.LAB: A Collaborative, Mobile Learning Experience - John Adams, Red Hat Gold 1 Diversity in Open Source: No Longer at Square One - Marina Zhurakhinskaya, Red Hat Gold 2

4:15pm PDT

Who Needs Network Management in a Cloud Native Environment? - Eshed Gal-Or & Pino de Candia, Huawei Gold 3

4:25pm PDT

Eliminating Biases and Encouraging Diversity - Swarna Podila, Avi Networks Gold 1 SUSI AI - Intelligent Open Source Personal Assistant as a Tool for Women Empowerment - Hong Phuc Dang, FOSSASIA Gold 2