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September 11-14, 2017 - Los Angeles, CA
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Gregory Farnum

Red Hat
Principal Software Engineer, Ceph
Greg Farnum is a long-standing member of the core Ceph development group, having joined the project as the third full-time engineer after graduating from Harvey Mudd College in 2009. Now a Red Hat employee, Greg has done major work on all components of the Ceph ecosystem and currently splits his time but focuses on the RADOS team.
Monday, September 11
 

9:50am PDT

Keynote: A Conversation with Linux and Git Creator Linus Torvalds Diamond Ballroom 4-5

11:50am PDT

CRIU: CRazI StUff for the Mainframe? - Michael Holzheu, IBM Diamond Ballroom 7 Understanding SCHED_DEADLINE - Steven Rostedt, VMware Gold 1

2:50pm PDT

Managing Compute and Storage at Scale with Kubernetes - Dan Paik, Google Diamond Ballroom 8 Bringing xfstests to Android - Theodore Ts'o & Eric Biggers, Google Georgia I/II

4:00pm PDT

gRPC and Go: Developing Efficient and Type-Safe Services - Clinton Kitson, {code} Diamond Ballroom 6 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 OpenTracing: One Instrumentation for Metrics, Logs and Distributed Tracing - Juraci Paixão Kröhling, Red Hat & Yuri Shkuro, Uber Gold 4
 
Tuesday, September 12
 

7:45am PDT

Have a Short Stack with The New Stack Breakfast Gold 3

9:00am PDT

Keynote: The Difference Between a Crowd and a Community - Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Actor, Founder and Director of HITRECORD Diamond Ballroom 4-5

11:55am PDT

What You Should Know about Etcd v3 - Paul Burt & Elsie Phillips, CoreOS Diamond Ballroom 6

1:55pm PDT

How Many Eyeballs Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb? - Casey Schaufler, Intel Gold 1 Intellectual Property for Engineers - Noah Kantrowitz, SAP Plaza III

2:45pm PDT

Optimizing Application Locking Performance on Large Multi-core Systems - Waiman Long, Red Hat Georgia I/II The Set of Programmers: How Math Restricts Us - Carol Smith, Microsoft Plaza III

5:15pm PDT

Onsite Attendee Reception & Sponsor Showcase Platinum Ballroom
 
Wednesday, September 13
 

2:00pm PDT

Understanding the Impact of the Scheduler on Your Application - Dhaval Giani & Atish Patra, Oracle Georgia I/II Open Source Licensing 101 - Jim Jagielski, Capital One Diamond Ballroom 9 Selling Open Source, Keeping Your Soul - Jessica Rose, Crate.io Diamond Ballroom 10

2:50pm PDT

CephFS — The Stable Distributed Filesystem - Gregory Farnum, Red Hat Gold 4

6:30pm PDT

All Attendee Evening Event at Paramount Picture Studios - Sponsored by Cloud Native Computing Foundation, CoreOS, {code}, and Ticketmaster Paramount Picture Studios