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10:45am CDT

Crushing Data Silos with ownCloud and Gluster - Frank Karlitschek, OwnCloud Parlor C Beating the Virtualization Tax for NoSQL Workloads With OSv - Don Marti & Glauber Costa, Cloudius Colorado Storage Tiering and Erasure Coding in Ceph - Sam Just, Red Hat Mississippi Cache Strategies For Microservice-Based Web Apps - Glen Campbell, Rackspace Huron OpenStack Neutron - Software Defined Networking - Phil Hopkins, Rackspace Sheraton Ballroom IV

11:45am CDT

DevOps and the Developer Experience at OpenShift - Ryan Jarvinen, Red Hat Mississippi Virgil3D: Journey to a Virtio GPU - Dave Airlie, Red Hat Huron Why Use Xen for Large Scale Enterprise Deployments? - Konrad Rzeszutek Wilk , Oracle Colorado

1:45pm CDT

ARM'ed OpenStack Farm - Andrea Gallo, Linaro Huron Open Stacks, Clouded Minds - Starting the Journey to Private Cloud - Vinod Kutty, CME Group Sheraton Ballroom I Building a DevOps PaaS with Puppet, Docker, OpenStack, and Apache Stratos - Lakmal Warusawithana, WSO2 Mississippi Data Loading Survey Into Hadoop 2.0 - Douglas Liming, SAS Institute Colorado Tuning Applications For Your IT Infrastructure: What Can Go Wrong - Rosemary Francis, Ellexus Sheraton Ballroom IV

2:45pm CDT

Migration Strategies from vSphere to Linux and OpenStack via a shared virtualized network - Dan Conde, Midokura Huron Troubleshooting as a Service - Sagi Brody, Webair Internet Mississippi novm: Hypervisor Rebooted - Adin Scannell Sheraton Ballroom IV Running OpenStack at Scale: Beyond the Private Cloud Proof-of-Concept - Dan Yocum Colorado

3:45pm CDT

Synnefo: A Complete Cloud Platform over Google Ganeti With OpenStack APIs - Vangelis Koukis, Greek Research and Technology Network (GRNET) Mississippi Open Platform Architectures at Red Hat - Ryan Jarvinen, Red Hat Sheraton Ballroom IV Managing KVM with Open Source Projects and Closed Source Products - Tony Gargya, IBM Colorado