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LinuxCon+CloudOpen North America 2014

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9:00am

Keynote: State of Linux - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Chicago Ballroom

9:30am

Keynote: Linux Kernel Panel - Linus Torvalds, Andrew Morton, Google; Shuah Khan, Samsung; Andy Lutomirski, AMA Capital Management; Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation (Moderator) Chicago Ballroom

10:30am

Break Chicago Ballroom

11:15am

Containers in Linux: Current State and Where We're Going - James Bottomley, Parallels Arkansas

12:15pm

CoreOS: An Introduction - Brandon Philips, CoreOS Arkansas

2:30pm

Is It Safe To Run Applications In Linux Containers? - Jerome Petazzoni, Docker Sheraton Ballroom III

3:30pm

Kimchi: An On Ramp KVM Management Tool - Zhengsheng Zhou, Shaohe Feng, Royce Lv, IBM Huron Kernel Debugging and Tracing - Jason Wessel, Wind River Systems Arkansas

4:20pm

Break Chicago Ballroom

4:50pm

Keynote: Reinventing Education Through Massive Open Online Courses - Anant Agarwal, CEO at edX Chicago Ballroom

5:10pm

Keynote: How Open Collaboration is Fostering a New Era in Vehicle Development - Jay Rogers, CEO & Co-Founder of Local Motors Chicago Ballroom

5:30pm

Keynote: The New Open Source Professional - Eileen Evans, HP Vice President and Deputy General Counsel of Cloud Computing and Open Source Chicago Ballroom

9:00am

Keynote: From Cloud to Fog Computing and the Internet of Things - Michael Enescu, CTO of Open Source Initiatives, Cisco Chicago Ballroom

9:20am

Keynote: Containers: Changing The Landscape - Solomon Hykes, Founder of Docker Chicago Ballroom

9:40am

Keynote: Linux in the New Connected World - Dirk Hohndel, Chief Linux and Open Source Technologist, Intel Chicago Ballroom

10:00am

Break Chicago Ballroom

10:45am

Getting Data Out of Your Cloud(s) With Open Source - Cody Herriges, Puppet Labs Mississippi

11:45am

Raspberry Pi Hacks and Projects - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat Sheraton Ballroom II

12:35pm

Lunch Chicago Ballroom

2:30pm

Benchmarking Performance of Docker and Traditional VMs - Ali Hussain, Flux7 Sheraton Ballroom III Fleet: systemd for Clusters - Brandon Philips, CoreOS Mississippi Replacing HW Raid with Twitter Cache and Persistent Memory - Fio Cattaneo, Twitter Sheraton Ballroom I

3:30pm

Managed Containers, Open Source, and Google - Joe Beda, Google Sheraton Ballroom III

4:30pm

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

5:30pm

LinuxCon + CloudOpen Onsite Attendee Reception & Booth Crawl Chicago Ballroom

9:00am

Keynote: Innovation in a 3D Printing Community - Anthony Moschella - Vice President of Product, MakerBot Chicago Ballroom

9:20am

Keynote: Innovations in Prosthetics With Open Source - Jonathan Kuniholm, President, Open Prosthetics Project Chicago Ballroom

9:40am

Keynote: Revolutionize the Way IT is Created and Consumed - Douglas Balog, General Manager, Power Systems, IBM Systems and Technology Group Chicago Ballroom

10:00am

Break Chicago Ballroom

10:45am

Storage Tiering and Erasure Coding in Ceph - Sam Just, Red Hat Mississippi New Views on Your Source Code History with 'git replace' - Christian Couder, SoftAtHome Sheraton Ballroom II The Linux Community’s Guide to UEFI; A Safe Path for Firmware Mayfair

11:45am

Devicetree: Kernel Internals and Practical Troubleshooting - Frank Rowand, Sony Sheraton Ballroom I UEFI Secure Boot – Strengthening the Chain of Trust - Jeff Bobzin, Insyde Software & Kevin Lane, HP Mayfair

12:35pm

Lunch Chicago Ballroom

1:45pm

Is SSH Really Secure? - Mark Lambiase, Fox Technologies Sheraton Ballroom III Persistent Memory - Matthew Wilcox, Intel Parlor C UEFI Test Tools for Linux Developers - Brian Richardson, Intel & Alex Hung, Canonical Mayfair

2:45pm

Backporting the kernel with SmPL - Luis R. Rodriguez, SUSE Ohio

3:45pm

Linux and 3D Printing - Tom Callaway, Red Hat Sheraton Ballroom II Self-signing the Linux Kernel (the hobbyist approach) - Zach Bobroff, AMI Mayfair

5:00pm

Attendee Gathering at Lizzie McNeill’s Irish Pub Lizzie McNeills