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Collab Summit 2016

5:00pm

Pre-Registration Foyer

7:30am

Breakfast & Registration Foyer

9:00am

Keynote: State of Open Source - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:30am

Keynote: Collaborative Projects Lightning Talks - AGL, CII, CNCF, OCI, Cloud Foundry Foundation, Node.js Foundation, IO Visor, ODPi, Open API, OpenDaylight Project, OPNFV Project and Zephyr Project Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:30am

Coffee Break Foyer

11:35am

Keynote: Why an OPEN Blockchain is Critical for Business and Innovation - Chris Ferris, Distinguished Engineer & CTO, IBM and Dan O'Prey, CMO, Digital Asset Holdings Grand Sierra Ballroom

12:00pm

Keynote: David Ward, CTO, Engineering and Chief Architect, Cisco Systems Grand Sierra Ballroom

12:20pm

Keynote: How Do We Make the Internet's Building Blocks Secure? - Mårten Mickos, CEO, HackerOne Grand Sierra Ballroom

1:00pm

Lunch Cascades and Montagna Restaurant

2:00pm

Tilting at Windmills: The Connection Between Fighting Abusive Patent Asserters (aka Patent Trolls) and Civil Rights Advocacy - Lee Cheng, Chief Legal Officer, SVP of Corporate Development and Corporate Secretary... Grand Sierra Ballroom

2:20pm

Keynote: Being Software Driven: It Takes a Platform - Cornelia Davis, CTO, Transformation Practice, Pivotal Software Grand Sierra Ballroom

2:40pm

Keynote: The Democratization of Containerization - Scott Johnston, SVP, Product Management & Product Design, Docker Grand Sierra Ballroom

3:00pm

Keynote: Shaping the Modern Cloud Stack with Open Technologies - Jason McGee, IBM Fellow, VP and CTO of Cloud Foundation Services, IBM Grand Sierra Ballroom

3:20pm

Keynote: Moja: A New Suite of Tools to Monitor Climate Change in the Land Sector - Rob Waterworth, Director, Mullion Group Grand Sierra Ballroom

3:40pm

Keynote: Building Visible Companies Around Open Software - Ping Li, General Partner, Accel Partners Grand Sierra Ballroom

4:20pm

Keynote: The Role of Open Source in SaaS - Stephen O'Grady, Principal Analyst & Co-Founder, RedMonk Grand Sierra Ballroom

4:40pm

Keynote: Open Source is a Positive-Sum Game - Sam Ramji, CEO, Cloud Foundry Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom

5:00pm

Coffee Break Foyer

5:10pm

Panel: Governing for Success - Learning from Various Communities - Alan Clark, Sam Ramji, Prodip Sen, Rod Vagg & Chris Wright Alpine Ballroom A Open Spaces Unconference - Hyperledger Silver Peak Open Spaces Unconference - OrangeFS is Upstream Granite Chief Open Spaces Unconference - Professional Open Source Management: How We Get There Tinkers Knob Open Spaces Unconference: Open Source, Climate Change and Moja Global Castle Peak An Unexpected Journey: Implementing License Matching using the SPDX License List - Gary O'Neall, Source Auditor, Inc.; Kris Reeves, Press Button LLC Alpine Ballroom B

6:10pm

Open Development Analytics: a Step Towards More Project Transparency - Jesus Gonzalez-Barahona, Bitergia Alpine Ballroom A Open Spaces Unconference - Open SSL Q&A Tinkers Knob Open Spaces Unconference - Scaling (Linux Foundation) Silver Peak Open Spaces Unconference Sessions Granite Chief Open Spaces Unconference: Linux Products and the Community Castle Peak Panel: SPDX Office Hour Alpine Ballroom B

6:30pm

Evening Event - The Olympic Museum at High Camp Terrace, Highcamp

8:00am

Breakfast & Registration Foyer

9:00am

Resource Monitoring for Cgroup Hierarchies - Kanaka Juvva, Intel Grand Sierra Ballroom CD New Models in Open Source - Rod Vagg, NodeSource Grand Sierra Ballroom A Introducing the Open API Initiative (OAI) - Dennis Brennan, Capital One Alpine Ballroom B Board Track Panel: Standards and Open Source - Intersections, Collisions and Opportunities Alpine Ballroom A Data Intensive Virtual Network Functions on Any Cloud - DeWayne Filppi & Vadim Sukhomilnov, GigaSpaces Grand Sierra Ballroom B SPDX Project Meeting (Open to All) Monument Peak

9:30am

Orchestration Tool Roundup - Kubernetes vs. Heat vs. Fleet vs. Mesos vs. TOSCA - Uri Cohen, GigaSpaces Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Building Communities With Behavioral Economics - Jono Bacon, GitHub Grand Sierra Ballroom A The Power of Building a Foundation for the Community - James Snell, IBM Alpine Ballroom B

10:00am

Changing the Tires with the Car Still Moving: Making EMC “Open” friendly - Matt Cowger, EMC Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Usage of Trademarks in Open Source Projects - Pamela Chestek, Chestek Legal Alpine Ballroom A Linux Networking is Awesome - William Choe, Cumulus Networks Grand Sierra Ballroom B

10:30am

UniK – Cloud Foundry backend for Unikernel - Idit Levine, EMC Grand Sierra Ballroom CD OpenServiceCatalogManager – a Framework and Tooling for End-User-Friendly Management and Provisioning of Cloud Workloads - Dr. Wolfgang Ries, Fujitsu Alpine Ballroom B GitHub Data and Metrics - Jeff McAffer, Microsoft Grand Sierra Ballroom A

10:50am

Coffee Break Foyer

11:20am

Beyond Connectivity - Travis Newhouse, AppFormix Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Learning to Swim Upstream: OPNFV’s Approach to Upstream Integration - Heather Kirksey, OPNFV Grand Sierra Ballroom B Building Open Source Communities - Lessons Learned - Christine Abernathy, Facebook Grand Sierra Ballroom A Security Evaluation of NTP - Matthew Van Gundy, Cisco Alpine Ballroom A Hyperledger Q&A - Christopher Ferris, IBM Alpine Ballroom B

11:50am

Define Distributed Services Using Full Programming Language - Pini Reznik, Container Solutions Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Managing the IOT explosion with Open Software - Vishwapathi Rao Tadinada, NXP/Freescale Semiconductor Grand Sierra Ballroom B A Maturity Model for Embracing Open Source - Brandon Keepers, Github Grand Sierra Ballroom A

12:10pm

Lunch Cascades and Montagna Restaurant

1:40pm

Which Projects are Cloud Native and Could Fit into the CNCF? - Alexis Richardson, Weaveworks Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Sony's Open Devices Project - What We Got Right and Wrong - Tim Bird, Sony Grand Sierra Ballroom A State of Open Source Licensing from GitHub Vantage - Mike Linksvayer, GitHub Alpine Ballroom A How Your Firewalls will Break in the World of Containers and Cloud Native - Christopher Lifienstolpe, Project Calico Grand Sierra Ballroom B Evolving Virtual Networking with IO Visor - YunSong Lu, Huawei Alpine Ballroom B

2:10pm

Top 10 Things We Learned About Data Persistence - Val Bercovici, NetApp Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Upstreaming in a Downstream Environment - Dinh Nguyen, Altera Grand Sierra Ballroom A

2:30pm

SPDX Project: License Templatization Review Meeting (Open to All) Monument Peak

2:40pm

Container Standards for the Next Generation of Cloud, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Software Foundation - Craig McLuckie & Sarah Novotny, Google Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Upstreaming Hardware Support in the Linux Kernel: Why and How? - Thomas Petazzoni, Free Electons Grand Sierra Ballroom A GrimoireLab: a toolset for software development analytics - Jesus M. Gonzalez, Bitergia Alpine Ballroom A Skydive: Real-time Network Topology and Protocols Analyzer - David Neary, Red Hat Grand Sierra Ballroom B

3:10pm

6 Facets of Your New Open Source Governance Program - Gil Yehuda, Yahoo Grand Sierra Ballroom A

3:30pm

Coffee Break Foyer

4:15pm

Going Cloud Native with Cloud Foundry- Chip Childers, Cloud Foundry Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Panel Discussion - NFV: Just a Special Case of Enterprise Cloud? Grand Sierra Ballroom B Why Community Matters - Jim Jagielski, Capital One Grand Sierra Ballroom A SW360: A Place like Home for OSS - Michael Jaeger, Siemens & Maximilian Huber, TNG Technology Consulting Alpine Ballroom A

4:45pm

Five Years of Foundry - Colin Humphreys, Pivotal Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Using a Service VM as an IPv6 vRouter - Bin Hu, AT&T Grand Sierra Ballroom B Leveraging the Open Source Development Model inside Your Company - Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems Grand Sierra Ballroom A

8:00am

Breakfast & Registration Foyer

9:00am

Cloud Native or Digital Disruption? - Ken Owens, Cisco Systems Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Culture First, Tools Last: Building Successful Collaborative Development - Guy Martin, Autodesk Alpine Ballroom A Top 10 Myths about End Users in OS Projects - Neela Jacques, OpenDaylight Granite Chief Generations of Open Source and What to do About It - Amye Scavarda, Red Hat Alpine Ballroom B Linux Foundation CII Badging Program and Census Description- David Wheeler, Institute for Defense Analyses Grand Sierra Ballroom A OpenChain Project Meeting (Open to All) Castle Peak

9:30am

Container Standards and Interfaces: An Update - Brandon Philips, CoreOS Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

10:00am

The Open Container Initiative, the CNCF, and You! - Jeff Borek, IBM Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Open Source Development and Sustainability: A Look at the Bouncy Castle Project - David Hook, Legion of the Bouncy Castle Inc. Alpine Ballroom A Open by Design: Next Trends in Collaboration - Chris Ferris, IBM Granite Chief Breaking Free from Proprietary Gravitational Pull by Achieving Open Development Escape Velocity - Cyrus Wadia & Roman Shaposhnik, Pivotal Software Inc. Alpine Ballroom B Linux Kernel Self-Protection Project - Kees Cook, Google Grand Sierra Ballroom A

10:30am

How To Create Google-Like Infrastructure: From the OS to the Scheduler - Brandon Philips, CoreOS Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

10:50am

Coffee Break Foyer

11:20am

How Open Source Cloud Platforms are Transforming Development and Deployment Patterns in Enterprises - Kamala Dasika & Jamie O'Meara, Pivotal Software Grand Sierra Ballroom CD Management, Legal and Developers: One Big Happy Open Source Family - Deb Nicholson, Open Invention Network & Richard Fontana, Red Hat Alpine Ballroom A Open Source Methodology for Nonprofit Technology - Deep Datta, Benetech Labs Alpine Ballroom B OpenSSL Since Heartbleed - Rich Salz, Akamai Technologies Grand Sierra Ballroom A

11:50am

Cloud Design Patterns - Sharath Sahadevan, Pivotal Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

12:10pm

Lunch Cascades and Montagna Restaurant

1:00pm

CII Steering Committee Meeting - PRIVATE Granite Chief

1:40pm

Understanding and Implementing Microservices via a “micro example” - Raghavan "Rags" N. Srinivas, IBM Grand Sierra Ballroom CD RDMA Mini-Summit: Current State of Affairs in the RDMA World Grand Sierra Ballroom B Contribution Hygiene and the DCO - James Bottomley, IBM Alpine Ballroom A Panel Discussion: Best Practices for Evangelizing Open Source Technology Alpine Ballroom B FOSSology Meeting (Open to All) Castle Peak

2:40pm

Orchestrating Cloud Native Applications at Scale - Cameron Brunner, Univa Grand Sierra Ballroom CD RDMA Mini-Summit: Open Fabrics and the Linux Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom B The Benefits of SPDX Data in the IP Compliance Review Process - Mark Gisi & Sameer Ahmed, Wind River Systems Alpine Ballroom A Finding a Home for FOSS in EDU - Lance Albertson, OSU Open Source Lab & Carlos Jensen, OSU Alpine Ballroom B

3:10pm

Public Cloud: Is It the New Vendor Lock In? Does It Matter? - Robert Schweikert, SUSE Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

4:15pm

RDMA Mini-Summit Panel: Future Possibilities - Jim Ryan, Intel; Jason Gunthrope, Obsidian; Dror Goldenberg, Mellanox; Sean Hefty, Intel; Liran Liss, Mellanox & Christoph Lameter, Gentwo Grand Sierra Ballroom B