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Venue: Rossini I [clear filter]
Monday, November 5
 

10:10am

Yami Nabe Revisited: How Much Duplicated Work is There in the (Android) Kernel? - Armijn Hemel, Tjaldur Software Governance Solutions Rossini I

11:05am

Linux Real-Time: Are We There Yet? - Thomas Gleixner, Linutronix Rossini I

1:20pm

Open Source Community Metrics: Tips and Techniques for Measuring Participation - Dawn Foster, Puppet Labs Rossini I

2:15pm

The Giant IT Vending Machine - Daniel Lopez Ridruejo, BitNami Rossini I

3:30pm

Checkpoint and Restore: Are We There Yet? - Pavel Emelyanov, Parallels Rossini I
 
Tuesday, November 6
 

10:10am

Lightweight Virtualization: LXC Best Practices - Christoph Mitasch, Thomas-Krenn.AG Rossini I

11:05am

Contiguous Memory Allocator Usage Basics - Michal Nazarwicz, Google Rossini I

1:20pm

Status of Linux Tracing - Elena Zannoni, Oracle Rossini I

2:15pm

Optimizing the Performance of Linux Servers - Davor Guttierrez, 3 Gen d.o.o. Rossini I

3:30pm

Building and Monitoring a Large Database Cluster - Tim Ellis, Palomino Rossini I
 
Wednesday, November 7
 

10:40am

OCFS2: Status and Overview - Lenz Grimmer, Oracle Rossini I

11:35am

7 Open Source Tools for your Devops Stack - Kris Buytaert, Inuits Rossini I

1:50pm

Getting Started With Dragonboard for Embedded Development, Part I - Ryan Kuester,Insymbols; Victor Gonzalez,Intrinsyc; Kiran Rudramuni, QuIC Rossini I

2:45pm

Getting Started With Dragonboard for Embedded Development, Part II - Ryan Kuester,Insymbols; Victor Gonzalez,Intrinsyc; Kiran Rudramuni, QuIC Rossini I

3:40pm

Getting Started With Dragonboard for Embedded Development, Part III - Ryan Kuester,Insymbols; Victor Gonzalez,Intrinsyc; Kiran Rudramuni, QuIC Rossini I
 

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