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Automotive Linux Summit & Open Source Summit Japan 2018

June 20 - 22 - Tokyo, Japan
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10:05 JST

Keynote: How Blockchain Continues to Reinvent The Way The World Works - Brian Behlendorf, Executive Director, Hyperledger Hall B

14:20 JST

Building a Marketplace with a Censorship and Surveillance-Free Internet - Brian J. Fox, Orchid Protocol Room 1

15:10 JST

Akraino: A Technical Overview - Shane Wang, Intel Private Dining

16:20 JST

Advanced Security on Kubernetes with Istio - Shunsuke Miyoshi, Fujitsu Private Dining A Major Overhaul of the APIC Initialization and Vector Allocation in Linux Kernel - Dou Liyang, Fujitsu (FNST) Room 6

18:00 JST

BoF: Kubernetes - Day 2 - Paul Czarkowski, Pivotal Software Room 1 BoF: AGL Developer - Walt Miner, The Linux Foundation Room 6 BoF: Traefik reverse-proxy/load-balancer -Emile Vauge, Containous Room 2 BoF: Devicetree - Frank Rowand, Sony Private Dining BoF: Linux Security - James Morris, Microsoft Restaurant

11:10 JST

Leveraging webOS Technologies for Automotive - Lokesh Kumar Goel & Steve Lemke, LG Electronics Hall B-2

12:00 JST

Building Bridges: How Open Source Cloud Technologies Are Fostering Interoperability and Building A Massive Ecosystem - Chip Childers, Cloud Foundry Foundation Restaurant

14:00 JST

Silence of the Lambdas: Terrible Ideas in Serverless - Corey Quinn, Last Week in AWS Restaurant Open Source Possibility for 5G Deployment with OpenStack NFV Edge Computing, K8s Edge Container Platform and Ceph Storage Data Lake - Hidetsugu Sugiyama, Red Hat & Seishio Yasukawa, NTT Network Technology Labor... Private Dining

16:00 JST

Automotive Edge Cloud Computing Challenge in Telco Edge Environment - Hidetsugu Sugiyama, Red Hat Hall B-1

16:50 JST

Browsers and Web Runtimes for Automotive: Alternatives, Challenges, and Current Status - Juan José Sánchez Penas, Igalia Hall B-2 Bringing an Open Source Project to The Linux Foundation - Chris Aniszczyk, Cloud Native Computing Foundation Room 1

11:20 JST

Adding Screen-Capture and Event Injection Support of the HMI to AGL - Agustin Almansi, RealVNC Hall B-1 How Container Runtime Matters in Kubernetes? - Kunal Kushwaha, NTT Labs Restaurant How to Inspire, Motivate and Form the Future Generation of Girls in STEAM: The Experience of Girls in Technology (Chicas en Tecnología) in Argentina - Mariana Varela, Chicas en Tecnologia Room 1

12:10 JST

Building the Global Open Software Platform for Fully Autonomous Vehicles - George Grey, Linaro Hall B-2 Open Source at Uber - Brian Hsieh, Uber Technologies Inc. Private Dining

14:25 JST

Ansible: Why Simplicity Matters - Robyn Bergeron, Red Hat Hall B-2 Complex Made Simple: The State of Governance in Open Source - Shane Martin Coughlan, The OpenChain Project Private Dining

16:20 JST

Civil Infrastructure Platform: 2 Years Experience of Industrial-grade Open Source Base Layer Development and its Future - Yoshitake Kobayashi, Toshiba Corporation Room 1 Legal Audit before Source Code Disclosure - Denis Dorotenko, Yandex Private Dining

17:10 JST

Kids on Computers: Empowering Underprivileged Communities around the World with Open Source Technology - Gustavo A. R. Silva, The Linux Foundation's Core Infrastructure Initiative Room 1 Building Debian Images With Yocto: Joining Approaches - Baurzhan Ismagulov, Ilbers GmbH & Kazuhiro Hayashi, Toshiba Room 6 OSS License Compliance for Software Developers, NOT for Legal Experts - Satoru Ueda, Sony Private Dining