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Open Source Summit North America 2017

September 11-14, 2017 - Los Angeles, CA
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Gustavo A. R. Silva

The Linux Foundation
Upstream Linux Kernel Engineer
gustavo@embeddedor.com

Gustavo works full-time as an upstream Linux kernel Engineer, focused on security. Over the last years, he’s been hunting and fixing all sorts of bugs and issues all over the kernel tree. He is an active contributor to the Kernel Self-Protection Project and his work is supported by The Linux Foundation and Google. Gustavo is a regular speaker at Kernel Recipes.

7:00am PDT

Morning Meditation JW Marriott Pool Deck

7:30am PDT

Breakfast Platinum Foyer Registration Platinum Foyer

9:00am PDT

Keynote: Opening Remarks - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Diamond Ballroom 4-5

9:25am PDT

Keynote: Open Source Software as Activism - Christine Corbett Moran, NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellow, CALTECH Diamond Ballroom 4-5

9:45am PDT

Keynote Lightning Talk: Human Enablement - Alan Clark, Director, Industry Initiatives, Emerging Standards and Open Source, SUSE Diamond Ballroom 4-5

9:50am PDT

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

10:20am PDT

Keynote: The Impact of the Ecosystem - Jono Bacon, Community/Developer Strategy Consultant and Author Diamond Ballroom 4-5

10:30am PDT

Coffee Break Platinum Foyer

11:00am PDT

Choose Your Own Adventure: Finding the Right Path to Containerization - Erica von Buelow, CoreOS, Inc. Diamond Ballroom 7 A Practical Approach of Tailoring Linux Kernel - Junghwan Kang, National Security Research Institute Georgia I/II Signing Linux Executables for Fun and Security - Matthew Garrett, Google Gold 1 Mentoring: Your Path to Immortality - Richard Bowen, Red Hat Plaza III

11:50am PDT

Advances in CPU Performance Scaling - Rafael Wysocki, Intel Georgia I/II NVMe: Solid-state Drives Meet PCI Express - Helen Koike, Collabora Plaza I/II Understanding SCHED_DEADLINE - Steven Rostedt, VMware Gold 1 Gaining Influence in an Open Source Community - Phil Robb, Open Daylight Project Plaza III

12:30pm PDT

Lunch (Attendees on Own) Attendees On Own

2:00pm PDT

A Greybeard's Worst Nightmare - How Kubernetes and Containers are Re-defining the Linux OS - Daniel Riek, Red Hat Diamond Ballroom 8 How Linux Containers can Help to Manage Development Environments for IoT and Embedded Systems - Yan Vugenfirer & Dmitry Fleytman, Daynix Computing LTD Diamond Ballroom 6 Boosting Linux Performance with GCC/GLIBC Latest Technologies - Victor Rodriguez, Intel Georgia I/II Building an aarch64 Linux Laptop - Bernhard Rosenkränzer, Linaro Gold 1

2:50pm PDT

64-bit ARM Unikernels on uKVM - Wei Chen, ARM Plaza I/II Bringing xfstests to Android - Theodore Ts'o & Eric Biggers, Google Georgia I/II Collaboration in Kernel Mailing Lists - Dawn Foster, The Scale Factory Gold 1

3:30pm PDT

Coffee Break Platinum Foyer

4:00pm PDT

Securing an IoT System from the Ground Up - Marti Bolivar, Linaro, Ltd Plaza I/II

4:50pm PDT

Deterministic Memory Allocation for Mission-Critical Linux - Jim Huang, South Star Xelerator & Keng-Fu Hsu, National Cheng Kung University Georgia I/II Hit the Open Road with Automotive Grade Linux - Walt Miner, Linux Foundation Gold 1 uftrace: Function (Graph) Tracer for Userspace - Namhyung Kim, LG Electronics Plaza I/II

5:40pm PDT

BoF: Are You Getting Paid What You’re Worth? Know Your Skills Value - Alison Kane, DICE Plaza III

6:45am PDT

5k Fun Run JW Marriott Hotel Lobby

11:05am PDT

Unikernels and Explorations - Tiejun Chen, VMware Diamond Ballroom 6 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 So You Have a Code of Conduct... Now What? - Sarah Sharp, Otter Tech Diamond Ballroom 9

11:55am PDT

Code Detective: How to Investigate Linux Performance Issues - Gabriel Krisman Bertazi, Collabora Plaza I/II

2:45pm PDT

Optimizing Application Locking Performance on Large Multi-core Systems - Waiman Long, Red Hat Georgia I/II

11:00am PDT

Improved Buffer Sharing Synchronization for Graphics & Media - Gustavo Padovan, Collabora Ltd Plaza I/II

11:50am PDT

Replace Your Exploit-Ridden Firmware with Linux - Ronald Minnich, Google Georgia I/II Collaborative Security: Securing Open Source Software - Nicko van Someren, The Linux Foundation Atrium III

2:00pm PDT

Performance Analysis Superpowers with Linux BPF - Brendan Gregg, Netflix Diamond Ballroom 3 Understanding the Impact of the Scheduler on Your Application - Dhaval Giani & Atish Patra, Oracle Georgia I/II

2:50pm PDT

Kernel Developer Panel Discussion - Moderated by Jonathan Corbet, LWN.net Plaza I/II

4:00pm PDT

Linux Cryptographic Acceleration on an i.MX6 - Sean Hudson, Mentor Graphics, Inc Plaza I/II Unikernels: Where Are They Now? - Amir Chaudhry, Docker Georgia I/II

4:50pm PDT

Linux Kernel ABI Specification - Sasha Levin, Verizon Labs Plaza I/II Open Build Service in Debian - Andrew Lee, Collabora Georgia I/II

9:00am PDT

Tutorial: Linux Cryptographic API for Fun and Profit - Gilad Ben-Yossef, ARM Holdings plc Diamond Ballroom 10

10:40am PDT

Tutorial: Hacking Device Drivers - How to Get into Kernel Development - Tobin Harding Diamond Ballroom 10