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Ashudeep Budhiraja

Self
SE
Tuesday, March 29
 

6:30pm PDT

Evening Event - The Olympic Museum at High Camp Terrace, Highcamp
 
Wednesday, March 30
 

8:00am PDT

Breakfast & Registration Foyer

9:00am PDT

Resource Monitoring for Cgroup Hierarchies - Kanaka Juvva, Intel Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

9:30am PDT

Orchestration Tool Roundup - Kubernetes vs. Heat vs. Fleet vs. Mesos vs. TOSCA - Uri Cohen, GigaSpaces Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

10:00am PDT

Changing the Tires with the Car Still Moving: Making EMC “Open” friendly - Matt Cowger, EMC Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

10:30am PDT

UniK – Cloud Foundry backend for Unikernel - Idit Levine, EMC Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

10:50am PDT

Coffee Break Foyer

11:20am PDT

Beyond Connectivity - Travis Newhouse, AppFormix Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

11:50am PDT

Define Distributed Services Using Full Programming Language - Pini Reznik, Container Solutions Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

12:10pm PDT

Lunch Cascades and Montagna Restaurant

1:40pm PDT

How Your Firewalls will Break in the World of Containers and Cloud Native - Christopher Lifienstolpe, Project Calico Grand Sierra Ballroom B

2:10pm PDT

Top 10 Things We Learned About Data Persistence - Val Bercovici, NetApp Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

2:40pm PDT

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 Skydive: Real-time Network Topology and Protocols Analyzer - David Neary, Red Hat Grand Sierra Ballroom B Upstreaming Hardware Support in the Linux Kernel: Why and How? - Thomas Petazzoni, Free Electons Grand Sierra Ballroom A

3:30pm PDT

Coffee Break Foyer

4:15pm PDT

Going Cloud Native with Cloud Foundry- Chip Childers, Cloud Foundry Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

4:45pm PDT

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
 
Thursday, March 31
 

8:00am PDT

Breakfast & Registration Foyer

9:00am PDT

Top 10 Myths about End Users in OS Projects - Neela Jacques, OpenDaylight Granite Chief

9:30am PDT

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

10:00am PDT

Linux Kernel Self-Protection Project - Kees Cook, Google Grand Sierra Ballroom A

10:30am PDT

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

10:50am PDT

Coffee Break Foyer

11:20am PDT

OpenSSL Since Heartbleed - Rich Salz, Akamai Technologies Grand Sierra Ballroom A

11:50am PDT

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

12:10pm PDT

Lunch Cascades and Montagna Restaurant

1:40pm PDT

Understanding and Implementing Microservices via a “micro example” - Raghavan "Rags" N. Srinivas, IBM Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

2:40pm PDT

Orchestrating Cloud Native Applications at Scale - Cameron Brunner, Univa Grand Sierra Ballroom CD

3:10pm PDT

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