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#1

Linux Performance Tools - Brendan Gregg, Netflix

#2

Raspberry Pi Hacks and Projects - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat

#3

Why You Should Consider Using btrfs, Real COW Snapshots and File Level Incremental Server OS Upgrades Like Google Does - Marc Merlin, Google

#4

Is SSH Really Secure? - Mark Lambiase, Fox Technologies

#5

Solving the Package Problem - Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier, Red Hat

#6

Kernel Debugging and Tracing - Jason Wessel, Wind River Systems

#7

The Architecture of Linux Traffic Control - Cong Wang, Twitter

#8

SteamOS Magic - Keith Packard, Intel

#9

Killer Bugs From Outer Space - Jerome Petazzoni, Docker

#10

Devicetree: Kernel Internals and Practical Troubleshooting - Frank Rowand, Sony

#11

PGP Web of Trust: How Does it Work? - Konstantin Ryabitsev, The Linux Foundation

#12

Tuning Linux for Your Database - Colin Charles, SkySQL

#13

An Overview of Kernel Lock Improvements - Davidlohr Bueso, & Scott Norton, HP

#14

Getting the Most Out of Your Code With Help From the Compiler - Thiago Macieira, Intel

#15

Linux and 3D Printing - Tom Callaway, Red Hat

#16

How Linux Distros Became Boring (and Fedora's Plan to Put Boring Where It Belongs) - Matthew Miller, Red Hat

#17

New Views on Your Source Code History with 'git replace' - Christian Couder, SoftAtHome

#18

Ceph, A Decade in the Making and Still Going Strong - Patrick McGarry, Red Hat

#19

How I Built a Linux-Powered Radio Station - David Klann, Driftless Community Radio

#20

Static Analysis in the Linux Kernel Using Smatch - Dan Carpenter, Oracle

#21

The Proper Care of Feeding of MySQL Database for Linux Admins Who Also Have DBA duties - Morgan Tocker, Oracle

#22

A Walk Through File Synchronization Lane - John Hawley, Intel

#23

Persistent Memory - Matthew Wilcox, Intel

#24

Make your Own USB Gadget - Andrzej Pietrasiewicz, Samsung

#25

Exploring Big Data and Analytics for Innovative Business Results - Linton Ward, IBM

#26

LLVMLinux: Embracing the Dragon - Behan Webster, Converse in Code Inc.

#27

kpatch: Have Your Security And Eat It Too! - Josh Poimboeuf, Red Hat

#28

Ever Growing CPU States: Context Switch with Less Memory and Better Performance - Fenghua Yu, Intel

#29

Best Practices in Release Management - Kate Stewart, Linaro; Ed Warnicke, Cisco; Beth Flanagan, Intel

#30

Bluetooth Low Energy and Internet of Things - Marcel Holtmann, Intel

#31

Lessons About Community From Science Fiction - Dawn Foster, Puppet Labs

#32

Why Linux Rules Chicago - Christoph Lameter

#33

Kpatch Without Stop Machine - Masami Hiramatsu, Hitachi Ltd.

#34

MariaDB: The New MySQL is Everywhere - Colin Charles, SkySQL

#35

Hacking the Kernel, Hacking Myself - Kelley Nielsen

#36

Telling Technology Stories with IPython Notebook - Joshua Barratt, Media Temple

#37

FireFoxOS and the Linux Kernel - Aimee Maree Forsstrom

#38

Object-Based Storage - NAS Support Through NFS-Ganesha. - Venkateswararao Jujjuri, IBM

#39

Replacing HW Raid with Twitter Cache and Persistent Memory - Fio Cattaneo, Twitter

#40

Making Open Source a Priority at Spotify - Noa Resare, Spotify

#41

Best practices for MySQL High Availability - Colin Charles, MariaDB

#42

Linux Kernel Power Management (PM) Framework for ARM 64-bit Processors - Lorenzo Pieralisi, ARM

#43

Tux On Top: Open Source at the Top of the Rack - John W. Linville, Red Hat

#44

Testing Video4Linux Applications and Drivers - Hans Verkuil, Cisco

#45

Standard Specification to Open Source in Internet of Everything - Guy Martin, Samsung

#46

Kernel Features for Reducing Power Consumption on Embedded Devices - Krzysztof Kozłowski, Samsung

#47

You Know, for Kids! 7 Ideas for Improving Tech Education in Schools - Rikki Endsley, Red Hat

#48

How to Run a Collaborative Project - Lars Kurth, Citrix

#49

Better Integration of Systems Management Hardware with Linux - Charles Rose, Dell

#50

Compressing Strings of the Kernel - Wolfram Sang