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Matthew Curry

Skopos.us
Sr. Systems Administrator
Dallas/Fort Worth Area

oVirt
Puppet
Fedora
RHEV
Desktop Linux
Linux Gaming
Steam
Raspberry Pi

5:00pm

First-Time Attendee Meet & Greet Event Hyatt Regency, 8 Block Bar & Lounge (Workshop) Give a Great Tech Talk - Josh Berkus, PostgreSQL Experts, Inc. Celestin A

8:00am

Continental Breakfast Celestin E Registration Foyer

9:05am

Keynote: State of the Linux Union - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Celestin D

9:25am

Keynote: Linux and Gaming - Gabe Newell, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Valve Celestin D

9:45am

Keynote: Raspberry Pi: Shiny New Toys - Eben Upton, Founder and Executive Director, Raspberry Pi Foundation Celestin D

10:05am

Break Celestin E

10:35am

Converged Infrastrucure with Open Source - Theron Conrey, Red Hat Strand 12A DistCI, Continuous Integration at Scale - Heikki Nousiainen, F-Secure Strand 10A It Was Never About Innovation - John Mark Walker, Red Hat Strand 11A OpenStack and jclouds in the Evolving App Landscape - Rags Srinivas, Rackspace Celestin G Better Utilization of Storage Features From KVM Guests Via Virtio-Scsi - Masaki Kimura, Hitachi Celestin B Transforming XenServer Into a Proper Open-Source Project - James Bulpin, Citrix Celestin A UEFI and Linux - Kirk Bresniker, HP Celestin C Living in a Cloudy Post-PRISM World - Frank Karlitschek, ownCloud Strand 10B Shouldn’t All Your Storage be Highly Available? - Gerry Smith, LSI Strand 11B The State of Desktop Linux: Interviews with Different Users About Their Linux Setups - Steven Ovadia, LaGuardia Community College Strand 12B

11:45am

Improving Guest Management via the QEMU Guest Agent - Michael Roth, IBM Strand 12A OpenStack Performance & Scale - Mark Wagner, Red Hat Strand 10A The Disruptive Nature of Open Source Cloud - Alan Clark, SUSE Celestin G The Little Trebuchet That Could - Ben Collins, Servergy Strand 11A Integrated Trace' Using Virtio-Trace for a Virtualization Environment - Yoshihiro Yunomae, Hitachi Celestin B LLVMLinux: The Linux Kernel with Dragon Wings - Behan Webster, Converse in Code Inc. Celestin A Will Parallel Programming Ever Become Routine? - Paul E. McKenney, IBM Celestin C Piloting SPDX in Samsung: Case Studies and Experiences - Young Taek Kim, Samsung Strand 10B LXC, Docker, and the Future of Software Delivery - Jerome Petazzoni, dotCloud Strand 11B Xen Project : Lessons Learned! - Lars Kurth, Citrix Strand 12B

12:35pm

Lunch On Your Own

2:00pm

Keynote: What Five Years of Android Has Meant - Chris DiBona, Director of Open Source, Google Celestin D

2:20pm

Keynote: Why Open Matters: HP and OpenStack - Brian Aker, Fellow, HP Celestin D

2:40pm

Break Celestin E

3:10pm

Enterprise Bare Metal and Virtualization Move to CloudStack - Christopher Swenson, WebMD Strand 10A Introducing OSv: A New Open Source Operating System Designed for the Cloud - Avi Kivity & Dor Laor Cloudius Strand 11A Modern Linux Servers with cgroups - Brandon Philips, CoreOS Strand 12A Linux Transparent Memory Compression - Seth Jennings, IBM Celestin A Why btrfs is the Bread and Butter of Filesystems - Matthias Eckermann, SUSE Celestin C A Practical Tutorial to Open Sourcing Proprietary Technology - Guy Martin, Samsung Strand 10B Resource Management with Systemd - Lennart Poettering, Red Hat Strand 11B Big Data Encryption for Privacy and Compliance - Sam Heywood, Gazzang Strand 12B

4:10pm

Culture, Code, Community and Conway: Lessons from OpenStack - Joshua McKenty, Piston Cloud Strand 10A Open Source Innovation and the Future of Cloud Services - Robert Blasi, Goodwin Procter LLP Celestin G QEMU 2.x and Beyond: The Foundation of the Open Cloud - Anthony Liguori Strand 12A Using OpenStack Heat Autoscaling - Steven Dake, Red Hat Strand 11A Bluetooth Smart Devices and Low Energy Support on Linux - João Paulo Rechi Vita, INdT Celestin A CRIU: Time and Space Travel Service for Linux Applications - Pavel Emelyanov, Parallels Celestin B Licensing in a Post-Open-Source-Software World - Dave Gruber, Black Duck Software Strand 10B Reliability Availability and Serviceability (RAS) on Linux - Mauro Carvalho Chehab, Samsung Strand 11B Case Study: Doing a Live Upgrade of Many Thousand Servers at Google from an Ancient Red Hat Distribution to Recent Debian-Based One - Marc Merlin, Google Strand 12B

5:10pm

Automating Cloud Testing and Deployment with Deploy - Kay Williams, Deploy Project Strand 12A Building a Secure Cloud - Matthew Garrett, Nebula Strand 11A OpenStack/Quantum SDN-Based Network Virtualization with Ryu - Kei Ohmura, NTT Strand 10A Compositing for Free—Reducing Copies on the Desktop - Keith Packard, Intel Celestin A Enabling Mobile Payments on Linux - Samuel Ortiz, Intel Celestin B High Performance Computing Using Linux: The Good and the Bad - Christoph Lameter Celestin C Navigating the Legal Minefields of Fedora - Tom Callaway, Red Hat Strand 10B Enterprise Identity Management with Open Source Tools - Dmitri Pal, Red Hat Strand 11B WebKit and Blink: Open Development Powering the HTML5 Revolution - Juan José Sánchez Penas, Igalia Strand 12B

6:00pm

Booth Crawl Celestin E

8:00am

Continental Breakfast Celestin E Registration Foyer

9:15am

Keynote: Linux, Cloud, and Next Generation Workloads - Brad McCredie, CTO & IBM Fellow, IBM Celestin D

9:35am

Keynote: The Technium - Kevin Kelly, Senior Maverick, Wired Magazine Celestin D

10:15am

Break Celestin E

10:45am

Containers and the Cloud: A Match Made in Heaven - James Bottomley, Parallels Strand 11A Running MySQL Clusters in the cloud - Max Mether, MySQL AB Strand 10A Why Lease When You Can Buy Your Cloud - Mark Hinkle, Citrix Strand 12A Intel MIC Coprocessor Driver, on the Frontiers of Linux & HPC - Nikhil Rao, Intel OTC Celestin C Kernel CI Using Linaro’s Automated Validation Architecture - Tyler Baker, Linaro Celestin A Power Capping Linux - Srinivas Pandruvada, Intel Celestin B SIPping from the Open Source Well - Matthew Bynum, Softchoice Strand 11B IPv6: Changing Our Application Environment - Laura Knapp, AES Strand 12B Promoting Innovation By Preventing Bad Patents - Andrea Casillas, ION Strand 10B Introduction to Tizen - Chris Norman, Intel Celestin H

11:45am

Ganeti: A Cluster Virtualization Manager - Guido Trotter, Google Strand 10A How OpenStack Improves Code Quality with Project Gating and Zuul - James E. Blair, OpenStack Celestin G Linux as a Network OS - Dinesh Dutt, Cumulus Networks Strand 12A Private Cloud SLA - Greg Padgett, Red Hat Strand 11A A Portable Clock Cycle Based Performance Measurement System - Michael Christofferson, ENEA Strand 10B Namespaces for Security - Jake Edge, LWN.net Celestin A Successful Development Begins with the Heart of the Device - Leon Farasati, Qualcomm Celestin B The Enlightened Toolkit: Development Tips and Tricks to Get You Going - Mike Blumenkrantz, Samsung Celestin C 'Tickless' Kernel: Practical Experiences - Christoph Lameter & Fernando Garcia Strand 11B Tizen 3.0 Open Governance - Thiago Macieira, Intel & Guy Martin, Samsung Celestin H What Science Fiction Can Teach Us About Building Communities - Dawn Foster, Puppet Labs Strand 12B

12:35pm

Lunch On Your Own

2:00pm

Keynote: Before I Die - Candy Chang, Senior Fellow and Artist, TED Celestin D

2:20pm

Keynote: Developers - The New Superpower - Jonathan Bryce, Executive Director, OpenStack Celestin D

2:40pm

Break Foyer

3:10pm

Build Your Own PaaS, Just Like Red Hat's OpenShift - Diane Mueller, Red Hat Strand 10A Deploying Database Clusters in the Cloud - Neil Armitage, Continuent Strand 12A MySQL in the Cloud - Colin Charles, Monty Program Ab Celestin G Open Source Development OpenStack Style - Sean Dague, IBM Strand 11A An Update on the Linux Backports Project - Luis R. Rodriguez, Qualcomm Atheros Celestin B Efficient Memory Management on Mobile Devices - Bartlomiej Zolnierkiewicz, Samsung Celestin C Open ZFS on Linux: How the Linux, FreeBSD, and Illumos Communities are Joining Forces to Continue Improving Open-Source ZFS - Matthew Ahrens, Delphix and Brian Behlendorf, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Strand 10B Prescriptive Topology Deamon - Pradosh Mohapatra, & Dinesh Dutt, Cumulus Networks Strand 11B Maximizing Accessibility: Engaging People with Disabilities In The Linux Community - Spencer Hunley Strand 12B Enabling OpenCL Acceleration of Web Applications - Tasneem Brutch, Samsung Celestin H

4:10pm

How IPv6 Supports a Better Cloud - Laura Knapp, AES Strand 11A Own Your Data: Using OpenStack Swift to Build a Reliable Private Cloud Storage System - John Dickinson, SwiftStack Strand 12A What Two DBAs Wish They had Known Before Virtualizing on OpenStack - Mason Morris and Doug Liming, SAS Celestin G (Tutorial) OpenStack Tour de Force - Adolfo Brandes, Hastexo Strand 10A Programmable Networking with Open vSwitch - Jesse Gross, VMware Strand 10B Raspberry Pi: Getting Started and Creative Applications - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat Celestin B Stop Touching My Kernel Code! - Sasha Levin, Oracle Celestin A Tux3 Progress Report: Towards a New General Purpose Filesystem for Linux - Daniel Phillips, Samsung Celestin C (Tutorial) High Availability Solutions for MySQL and MariaDB - Max Mether, MySQL AB Strand 11B Inside the Journalists Studio - Jon Brodkin, Ars Technica; Sean Michael Kerner, InternetNews; Steven Vaughan-Nichols, CBS/ZDNet; Rikki Endsley, USENIX; Jennifer Cloer, The Linux Foundation (Moderator) Strand 12B

5:10pm

Coming Right Up: The Next Revolution in Software Development - John Wetherill Strand 11A Securing Your Cloud with Xen - Russell Pavlicek, Citrix Celestin G Collaborative GPL Compliance Through Non-Profit Entities - Bradley M. Kuhn, Software Freedom Conservancy Celestin C Efficient and Large Scale Program Flow Tracing in Linux - Andi Kleen, Intel Strand 12A PC BIOS, EFI and Other Animals in the Wild - Daniel Kiper, Oracle Celestin A Storage Management: Pulling Together Management Across the Cloud and Bare Metal - Ric Wheeler, Red Hat Celestin B The Linux Kernel, How It's Developed and Who is Doing The Work - Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation Strand 10B How to Make A Puppet Show the Open Source Way - Jared & JR Neilsen, The Hello World Program Strand 12B

8:00am

Continental Breakfast Foyer Registration Foyer

9:15am

Keynote: The New Frontiers - Dirk Hohndel, Chief Linux and Open Source Technologist, Intel Celestin D

9:35am

Keynote Panel: Linux Kernel Developer Panel - Tejun Heo, Red Hat; Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation; Sarah Sharp, Intel; Linus Torvalds, The Linux Foundation; Moderated By Ric Wheeler, Red Hat Celestin D

10:20am

Break Foyer

10:50am

(Tutorial) Vagrant & CFEngine - Nick Anderson, CFEngine Strand 11A (Tutorial) Cross-Compiling Linux Kernels on x86_64: A Tutorial on How to Get Started - Shuah Khan, Samsung Strand 11B Architecting Block and Object Geo-Replication Solutions with Ceph - Sage Weil, Inktank Strand 10B

11:50am

Beyond 40Gbps, the Move to 100Gbps Ethernet - John Ronciak & Alexander Duyck, Intel Strand 12B Per-CPU Facilities in the Linux Kernel - Tejun Heo, Red Hat Strand 10B

12:40pm

Lunch On Your Own

2:00pm

Your TV Just Called - The Fridge Door is Open - Marcello Lioy, Qualcomm Innovation Center Inc. Strand 12B

3:00pm

(Tutorial) Getting Started With OpenStack - Kenneth Hui, Rackspace Strand 11A What is so Special About Mageia ? - Bruno Cornec, HP Strand 12B

6:00pm

Attendee Reception at House of Blues House of Blues