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June 20 - 22 - Tokyo, Japan
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Shuichiro Makigaki

CyberAgent / Tokyo Institute of Technology
Engineer / Researcher
Wednesday, June 20
 

09:00 JST

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

13:30 JST

Elivepatch: Flexible Distributed Linux Kernel Live Patching - Alice Ferrazzi, Gentoo Room 6

14:20 JST

Building Data Pipelines with Open Source Cloud Services - Heikki Nousiainen, Aiven Restaurant

15:10 JST

Protect Your Kubernetes Data, Friends Don’t Let Friends Leave their Kubernetes Data Unprotected - Rita Zhang, Microsoft Restaurant
 
Thursday, June 21
 

11:10 JST

Build Machine Learning Stack on Kubernetes using Kubeflow - Nilesh Patel, IBM (Watson and Cloud Platform) Restaurant

12:00 JST

FaaS Shell: Multi-cloud Portable Serverless Function Workflow - Naohiro Tamura, Fujitsu Limited Room 1

14:00 JST

Silence of the Lambdas: Terrible Ideas in Serverless - Corey Quinn, Last Week in AWS Restaurant Package Management and Distribution in a Cloud World - Jose Miguel Parrella, Microsoft Room 1

14:50 JST

Consuming Cloud Services with the Kubernetes Service Catalog - Neil Peterson, Microsoft Restaurant Building Stable Trees with Machine Learning - Sasha Levin, Microsoft Room 6
 
Friday, June 22
 

11:20 JST

How Container Runtime Matters in Kubernetes? - Kunal Kushwaha, NTT Labs Restaurant

12:10 JST

Is There a Future for Open Source? - Michael Meskes, credativ Hall B-2

14:25 JST

Real Time Virtualization Exploration - Tiejun Chen, VMware Room 1

15:15 JST

libgit2: The Git Library You Don’t Know You’re Using - Edward Thomson, Microsoft Room 1

16:20 JST

Microservices, Service Mesh, and CI/CD Pipelines - Making it All Work Together - Brian Redmond, Microsoft Room 6 Leader Election Machanism in Distributed System Using a Globally Accessible Filesystem - Dharmendra Kushwaha, NEC Restaurant

17:10 JST

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