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LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ContainerCon NA 2015

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Edward Cragg

Codethink Ltd.

11:00am

A Scalable, Unified IOMMU LIbrary for Multiple Architectures - Sowmini Varadhan, Oracle Willow B Lessons Learned Maintaining a Stable Tree - Sasha Levin, Oracle Diamond Processing of Hardware Interrupts in Linux - Petr Holášek, Red Hat Grand Ballroom C

12:00pm

Anatomy of a Container: Namespaces, cgroups & Some Filesystem Magic - Jerome Petazzoni, Docker Grand Ballroom D The Kernel Report - Jon Corbet, LWN.net Grand Ballroom C How to Thoroughly Insult and Offend People in Your Open Source Communities, or “Your #$%@ $%@&ing Sucks and I $%@&ing Hate It' - Gina Likins, Red Hat Ballard

2:20pm

Catch Up on the Raspberry Pi - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat Redwood Extending the Secure Boot Certificate and Signature Chain of Trust in the OS - Fionnuala Gunter, Hypori Willow B Kernel Network Stack Challenges at Increasing Speeds - Jesper Brouer, Red Hat Grand Ballroom C Ally Skills Workshop - hosted by Valerie Aurora, Ada Initiative (Sign-up Required) Virginia Why Be a Rock Star Developer When You Can Be Willie Nelson - Rikki Endsley, Red Hat Ballard

3:20pm

Read The F* Manual? Write a Better F* Manual - Rich Bowen, Apache Software Foundation Cedar Git and Testing - Christian Couder Redwood Getting Started with Embedded AArch64 Development - Mark Charlebois, Qualcomm Technologies Diamond Linux Kernel Networking Walkthrough - Thomas Graf, Noiro Networks Grand Ballroom C Failing to Prepare - Why Higher Education Programs Need Open Source - Tom Callaway, Red Hat Ballard

4:20pm

Maintaining an Out-of-Tree Driver and an Upstream Driver Simultaneously (With Minimal Pain) - Catherine Sullivan, Intel Diamond Power Tuning Linux: A Case Study - Alexandra Yates, Intel Grand Ballroom C Avocado: Open Source Softtware Testing Made Easy - Lucas Meneghel Rodrigues, Red Hat Willow B

10:30am

Describing License Information in SPDX - It's Easier Than You Think - Gary O'Neall Cedar An Introduction to Cache Quality of Service in Linux - Vikas Shivappa, Intel Aspen Hard Partitioning for Linux: The Jailhouse Hypervisor - Jan Kiszka, Siemens Grand Ballroom A The Lies We Tell Our Code - Casey Bisson, Joyent Jefferson Maximum Performance: How to Get It and Avoid Pitfalls - Christoph Lameter Redwood How to Contribute to Large Open Source Projects - Arnaud Porterie, Docker & Jerome Petazzoni, Docker Willow B

11:30am

Waving the Open Source Flag in Government - The Highs, Lows & Community Code - Aimee Maree Forsstrom Cedar How to Design a Linux Kernel API - Michael Kerrisk Grand Ballroom C Hydra: Multikernel and Virtualization for Many-Core Systems - Vitaly Bordyug, Huawei Diamond Building the Enterprise Linux Ecosystem on ARM - Jon Masters, Red Hat Willow B Teaching Linux Kernel Programming - Andrzej Pietrasiewicz, Samsung Ballard

3:00pm

Let's Encrypt: A Certificate Authority to Encrypt the Entire Web - Seth Schoen, Let's Encrypt Grand Ballroom C

4:00pm

Measure & Communicate Positive Results From Open Source Investments To Your Company - Chris Aniszczyk, Twitter; Mark Charlebois, Qualcomm Technologies; Guy Martin, Autodesk; Duane O'Brien PayPal; Nithya Ruff, S… Cedar KernelAddressSanitizer: A Fast Memory Error Detector for Linux Kernel - Andrey Konovalov Willow B Reexamining Scheduler Statistics: Do We Have What We Need?- Rick Lindsley, IBM Diamond

10:25am

Extreme Agile - Managing Fully Distributed Opensource Software Teams - Alan Bennett, Linaro Cedar Everything's a File Descriptor - Josh Triplett Willow B Performance Monitoring in the Linux Kernel - Davidlohr Bueso, SUSE Grand Ballroom C Tying TPMs Throughout The Stack - Matthew Garrett, CoreOS Diamond Kernel Internship Report (Outreachy) - Elena Ufimtseva, Oracle; Lidza Louina, Oracle; Konrad Rzeszutek Wilk, Oracle; Karen Sandler, Software Freedom Conservancy; Jes Sorensen; Lisa Nguyen, Linaro; Greg Kroah-Ha… Ballard

11:25am

The RT patch - What Needs to Be Done to Get it Into Mainline - Steven Rostedt, Red Hat Willow B Turtles All The Way: Running Linux on Open Hardware - Rob Landley Diamond

12:15pm

Lunch Break (Attendees on own) TBA

2:00pm

A Comparative Analysis of Open Source Development Models - Joe Gordon, Pinterest Cedar Optimizing Application Performance in Large Multi-core Systems - Waiman Long, HP Grand Ballroom C Solving Device Tree Issues - Frank Rowand, Sony Mobile Willow B ACPI 6 and Linux - Rafael J. Wysocki, Intel Diamond

3:00pm

Open-Channel Solid State Drives - Matias Bjørling Diamond Using seccomp to Limit the Kernel Attack Surface - Michael Kerrisk Willow B

4:00pm

Botching up IOCTLs - Daniel Vetter Grand Ballroom C Suspend/Resume at the Speed of Light - Len Brown, Intel Diamond kernelci.org: The Upstream Kernel Validation Project - Tyler Baker, Linaro Willow B Towards a Standard Model of Open Computing - Adam Jollans, IBM Redwood