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June 20 - 22 - Tokyo, Japan
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Damini Satya Kammakomati

Salesforce
Software Engineer
Hyderabad, India
Tuesday, June 19
 

17:30

Pre-registration Open 3F Foyer
 
Wednesday, June 20
 

08:00

Continental Breakfast Hall A and 4F Foyer Sponsor Showcase Hall A and 4F Foyer

09:00

Keynote: Welcome & Opening Remarks - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Hall B

09:30

Keynote: Leading Future Mobility Experience - Scott Overson, General Manager, Intel Japan Hall B

09:35

Keynote: Kenji Kaneshige, Vice President, Fujitsu Hall B

09:45

Keynote: Automotive Grade Linux: State of the Alliance - Dan Cauchy, Executive Director, Automotive Grade Linux Hall B

10:05

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

10:25

Coffee Break Hall A and 4F Foyer Sponsor Showcase Hall A and 4F Foyer

10:50

Keynote: Spectre, Meltdown, & Linux - Greg Kroah-Hartman, Fellow, The Linux Foundation Hall B

11:25

Keynote: Updates on NEC's Open Source Activities - Keiichi Seki, Senior Manager, Open Source Program Office, NEC Corporation Hall B

11:30

Keynote: Thomas Di Giacomo, Chief Technology Officer & Troy Topnik, Senior Product Manager, SUSE Hall B

11:40

Keynote: Michelle Noorali, Sr. Software Engineer, Microsoft Hall B

13:30

Use Cases for Permissioned Blockchain Platforms - Swetha Repakula & Jay Guo, IBM Room 1 Microservice 4.0 Journey - From Spring NetFlix OSS to Istio Service Mesh and Serverless - Daniel Oh, Red Hat Restaurant

14:20

Introduction to Automotive Grade Linux - Walt Miner, The Linux Foundation Hall B-1 Building a Marketplace with a Censorship and Surveillance-Free Internet - Brian J. Fox, Orchid Protocol Room 1

15:10

Akraino: A Technical Overview - Shane Wang, Intel Private Dining Blockchain for Dummies Using the Open Service Broker API - Jonathan Berkhahn & Swetha Repakula, IBM Room 1

16:20

Flowchain - A Hybrid Blockchain for the IoT and Tokenized Hardware - Jollen Chen, Flowchain.co Room 1 Advanced Security on Kubernetes with Istio - Shunsuke Miyoshi, Fujitsu Private Dining

17:10

Industrialize Data Science and Machine Learning - Amine Slimane, Talend Private Dining Introduction to the IoT Platform Node-RED and Hitachi's Activities - Takaya Ide & Kazuki Nakanishi, Hitachi Room 1

18:00

BoF: Traefik reverse-proxy/load-balancer -Emile Vauge, Containous Room 2 BoF: Linux Security - James Morris, Microsoft Restaurant
 
Thursday, June 21
 

09:00

Keynote: Toyota’s “Open Strategy” of Connected Vehicle - Ken-ichi Murata, Project General Manager – Connected Strategy, Connected Management Division, Connected Company & Masato Endo, Project Manager, Connected... Hall B

09:25

Keynote: Jose Miguel Parrella, Principal Program Manager, Microsoft Azure & Stephen Walli, Principal Program Manager, Microsoft Hall B

10:25

Coffee Break Hall A and 4F Foyer Sponsor Showcase Hall A and 4F Foyer

11:10

Build Machine Learning Stack on Kubernetes using Kubeflow - Nilesh Patel, IBM (Watson and Cloud Platform) Restaurant OSS Vulnerability, Trends and PoC 2017-2018 - Kazuki Omo, SIOS Technology, Inc. Private Dining

12:00

FaaS Shell: Multi-cloud Portable Serverless Function Workflow - Naohiro Tamura, Fujitsu Limited Room 1 Common Attacks on IoT Devices - Christina Quast, Baylibre Room 6

14:00

Silence of the Lambdas: Terrible Ideas in Serverless - Corey Quinn, Last Week in AWS Restaurant Everything You Need to Know to Submit a Kernel Patch! - Sayli Karnik, Credit Suisse Room 6

14:50

Consuming Cloud Services with the Kubernetes Service Catalog - Neil Peterson, Microsoft Restaurant Building Stable Trees with Machine Learning - Sasha Levin, Microsoft Room 6

16:00

Are Open Source Autonomous Vehicles Possible? - Jeremiah Foster, Luxoft Hall B-2 Automotive Edge Cloud Computing Challenge in Telco Edge Environment - Hidetsugu Sugiyama, Red Hat Hall B-1 Application Monitoring and Tracing in Kubernetes: Avoiding Microservice Hell! - David vonThenen, VMware Restaurant

16:50

Bringing an Open Source Project to The Linux Foundation - Chris Aniszczyk, Cloud Native Computing Foundation Room 1 CNCF: Making Standards without Standards - Doug Davis, IBM Private Dining
 
Friday, June 22
 

08:00

Continental Breakfast Hall A and 4F Foyer Sponsor Showcase Hall A and 4F Foyer

09:00

Keynote: Linus Torvalds, Creator of Linux & Git, in conversation with Dirk Hohndel, VP & Chief Open Source Officer, VMware Hall B

09:40

Keynote: Reference Hardware, System Architecture Deals with Various Requirements from OEMs - Seiji Goto, Manager of IVI Advanced Development, Mazda Motor Corporation Hall B

10:05

Keynote: Mitchell Hashimoto, Founder, HashiCorp Hall B

10:35

Coffee Break Hall A and 4F Foyer

11:20

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 Is There an Open Source Business Model: YES or NO? - Jeffrey Borek, IBM & Stephen Walli, Microsoft Private Dining

12:10

Don't Judge Candidates by their Github Profiles: How Open Source Participation Plays into Hiring - Duane O'Brien, Indeed Room 1 Athenz: The Open-Source Solution to Provide Access Control in Dynamic Infrastructures - Tatsuya Yano, Yahoo Japan Corp. (slides attached) Room 6

14:25

Git at Scale: Beyond the Linux Kernel - Edward Thomson, Microsoft Room 6 Complex Made Simple: The State of Governance in Open Source - Shane Martin Coughlan, The OpenChain Project Private Dining

15:15

Kubernetes Security Best Practices - Ian Lewis, Google Restaurant libgit2: The Git Library You Don’t Know You’re Using - Edward Thomson, Microsoft Room 1

16:20

Leader Election Machanism in Distributed System Using a Globally Accessible Filesystem - Dharmendra Kushwaha, NEC Restaurant Legal Audit before Source Code Disclosure - Denis Dorotenko, Yandex Private Dining

17:10

How We Can Expand the Utilization of Blockchain Technology: Security and Use Case Perspective - Toshiya Cho, Hitachi Restaurant OSS License Compliance for Software Developers, NOT for Legal Experts - Satoru Ueda, Sony Private Dining