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ApacheCon North America 2017

date:2017-05-16..2017-05-18
location:Miami, United States
series:ApacheCon North America · one edition
tags:[open-source]

<p>ApacheCon North America will bring together the open source community to learn about and collaborate on the technologies and projects driving the future of open source, web technologies and cloud computing.</p>

Apache committers, open source project managers, developer advocates, data engineers, site reliability engineers, platform engineers

project governance and the Apache Way; incubator onboarding and releases; community building and user groups; diversity and contributor onboarding; trademark and compliance for FOSS; machine learning with Apache Spark; Cassandra operations at scale; container schedulers and software storage; Apache Mesos with Docker Compose; text extraction with Apache Tika; search relevance beyond BM25 in Solr; Apache OpenWhisk serverless architecture

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Keynote: State of the FeatherSam Ruby12m
Apache is growing steadily not exploding, with 684 ASF members, 181 active PMCs and 59 podlings in the queue; project count rises roughly linearly while more…
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Keynote: Training Our Team in the Apache WayAlan Gates13m
Hortonworks formalizes Apache education after growing from 25 to over 1,150 people, replacing informal mentoring with a 45-minute curriculum plus a boot-camp…
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Keynote: Apache CouchDB: A Tale of Community, Cooperation and CodeAdam Kocoloski12m
Project history begins in 2008 when Damian Katz donates code to Apache and IBM hires him, a Cloudant-based cloud service launches in late 2009, and CouchDB 1.0…
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Keynote: Digital Psychometrics and it's Future Effects on TechnologySandra Matz23m
Claims that psychometric models built from Facebook and phone data can predict Big Five traits and intelligence at 0.5 to 0.6 correlation, trained on a 7…
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Cassandra Serving Netflix @ ScaleVinay Chella46m
Netflix runs Cassandra with 250+ clusters, 10,000+ nodes, 3+ PB and serves millions of ops/sec with multiple nines of availability. Operations replace cron…
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Diversity, For Those Playing Life on EasyNick Burch47m
Uses the “playing life on easy” analogy to show concrete fixes: handle time zones by rotate standups globally or accept asynchronous lists; make onboarding…
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InnerSource 101 and the Apache WayJim Jagielski54m
Claims that adopting open‑source practices inside the company cuts duplicated work, speeds reuse, and improves security and innovation; cites experience…
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User Groups: The Gateway to ApacheBob Paulin40m
Explains how a large user group runs reproducible community growth: a 2,500 member network that averages 40–80 attendees per meetup and a consistent 50% show…
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Practical Trademark Law For FOSS ProjectsShane Curcuru52m
Open source projects can and should manage their own marks: the Apache Software Foundation holds trademarks for 250+ projects and offers a policy, templates…
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Apache Commons - State of the UnionBenedikt Ritter38m
Apache Commons reports that the biggest recent change is the Commons Math split into its own top-level project, several widely used modules like Commons…
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Apache Commons Crypto: Another Wheel of Apache CommonsDapeng Sun24m
A lightweight library implements AES in native code and maps to Java via JNI, claiming an order of magnitude speedup over JCE by using AES‑NI accelerated…
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Spotlight on Emerging Data Science Worskspaces and Spark as Development LeversCarlo Appugliese51m
Demonstrates building ML apps with Apache Spark, a cloud Data Science Experience notebook and Watson Machine Learning to train Spark ML models, create a GUI…
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Apache Commons - Beyond StringUtilsBenedikt Ritter43m
Overview of specific reusable pieces beyond StringUtils: shows concrete use of Commons Lang for null‑safe constructors, String/array helpers and type…
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Introducing Apache Commons TextRob Tompkins45m
Apache Commons Text packages reusable text utilities pulled out of Commons Lang and new algorithms: StringSubstitutor, string escape utils…
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Gaining Insight Into Your Apache Project with SnootDaniel Gruno38m
Snoot is an analytics suite that pulls git/SVN commits, Bugzilla/JIRA tickets, mailing‑list and chat activity, download hits and contributor affiliations into…
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Large Apache Karaf Cluster Using Karaf Cellar and Apache MesosJean-Baptiste Onofré48m
Shows how a custom Apache Karaf distribution packaged as a Docker image and deployed with Apache Mesos/Marathon bootstraps dozens of Karaf nodes, demonstrates…
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ActiveMQ Artemis 2.0Clebert Suconic50m
ActiveMQ Artemis 2.0 is a reworked broker with a non-blocking operation context that removes per-client blocking threads, practical replication-based HA and a…
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Podling Shark TankJim Jagielski, Sally Khudairi, Justin Mclean, Roman Shaposhnik01h 02m
Four fast pitches: an embedded OS that boots and runs a Bluetooth stack in 128 KB with secure boot and BLE5 and a package builder called Newt package manager…
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ActiveMQ - Journey to 1 Billion msg/dayHadrian Zbarcea49m
Claims ability to run a 1 billion messages/day fabric by adding ActiveMQ plugins for multi-tenancy via credential namespaces so identical queue names route to…
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Keynote: Apache Projects and Comcast’s Journey to Open SourceNithya A. Ruff19m
Comcast maps a decade of work into concrete actions: it builds the X1 operating system (2012) and a multi-tenant cloud video platform, relies on practically…
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Keynote: Machine Learning & Apache Spark: A Dynamic DuoJohn Thomas18m
Claims that IBM is the top contributor to Spark for ML and that Spark powers production use cases: a mobile app that scores building EUI from photos replaces…
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Keynote: Future of IoT: A VC PerspectiveSudip Chakrabarti21m
Predicts device counts hitting tens of billions by 2020 (Gartner 20B, Cisco 50B), driving petabyte-scale data and new real‑time needs; highlights RISC‑V as a…
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Apache Way: Effective Open Source Project ManagementShane Curcuru48m
Explains concrete Apache project rules and practices: decision threads require at least 72-hour minimum for votes and formal votes record releases, all…
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Apache Way Panel: Software is Easy; People are HardBenjamin Young51m
Panelists list concrete tactics: give up the keys by refusing to answer every question and handing work to others, code of conduct needs an enforcement plan…
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Committed to The Apache WaySharan Foga38m
Argues that being a committer is about measurable project value not a job title, cites joining in 2008, watching project lists for six to eight months before…
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A Tale of Two Developers: Finding Harmony Between Commercial Software Development and the Apache WayAndrew Wang, Alex Leblang40m
Company engineers build a Rainfall feature, post a patch to the mailing list, hit an upstream veto, and resolve it by reworking code, publishing the patch…
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From dev@ to user@ to the Apache WaySteve Blackmon50m
Apache Streams moves from Java-only prototype to a usable Apache incubator project by shipping concrete fixes: cleaned license inventory, reproducible Maven…
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The Apache Way for BusinessNick Burch47m
Explains how Apache governance forces individual contributors matter not company control, so businesses must join projects, align roadmaps, and fund…
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Containers: Not Just for the Cloud?David North31m
Practical checklist for on‑prem containers: require Red Hat 7 and preinstall Docker and Kubernetes packages, then transfer images with docker save/load (FedEx…
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How Container Schedulers and Software-based Storage will Change the CloudDavid vonThenen47m
Claim: a Mesos ScaleIO framework wires software-defined storage, REX-Ray and the Mesos module into every agent so persistent containers get high availability…
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Container Pods with Docker Compose in Apache MesosMeghdoot Bhattacharya46m
An open-source Docker Compose executor for Apache Mesos (DCE, written in Go) launches true container pods by collapsing network namespaces, placing all…
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Apache Tika - What's New with 2.0?Nick Burch51m
Apache Tika 2.0 doubles down on practical changes: support for many more formats (office, scientific, audio, video, executables), modularized passes to keep…
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Tools for Better Testing for Open Source ProjectsDong Ma32m
OpenStack QA implements a Gerrit-driven check and gate pipeline that blocks merges until tests pass, using Jenkins and nodepool to run about 12,000 jobs daily…
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How to Govern and Maintain Compliance Using Open Source Identity Management ComponentsKatarina Valalikova, Shawn McKinney44m
midPoint (ASL 2.0) runs as a Java 8 webapp (Tomcat) with PostgreSQL and uses ConnId connectors to provision to real targets; the demo ingests an Oracle HCM XML…
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Let's Encrypt ActiveMQ and Karaf!Alexandru Zbarcea45m
Uses ACME DNS‑01 via TXT records and the certbot/letsencrypt client to auto-issue and renew per-broker TLS certs so certificates can be provisioned before…
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Apache RocketMQ - Trillion Messaging in PracticeVon Gosling, Wang Xiaorui40m
Claims handling trillions of messages during Alibaba’s Double 11 (2016) festival and exposes what actually enabled it: a log-structured commit store with…
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Lightning Talks, sponsored by Capital OneRich Bowen01h 03m
Quick hits: a working office IoT shower uses a magnetic door sensor sending events to Apache HTTPd + a CGI hook fronted by corporate SSO so staff check shower…
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The Mod_Proxy CookbookDaniel Ruggeri53m
Practical recipes for mod_proxy and mod_proxy_balancer on Apache HTTPD 2.4: how to enable HTTP/2 proxying, use active health probes (built-in backend probing…
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Introducing Apache Annotator (Incubating)Benjamin Young52m
Apache Annotator sets up an Apache-hosted community and starter code (about commit number 11) to implement the W3C Web Annotation Data Model and Protocol using…
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How to Get Your Release Through the IncubatorJustin Mclean54m
Explains exactly what reviewers check: source releases must not contain binaries, must use correct ASF headers, signed artifacts with tag hashes, and clear…
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Navigating the Incubator TrenchesJohn D. Ament55m
Apache incubation focuses on turning vendor or single‑org code into a meritocratic community: require a software grant (SGA) or IP clearance, prohibit…
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Analytics and Graph Traversal with SolrYonik Seeley50m
Solr now exposes a graph filter (breadth-first, non-distributed) that returns an uncored set of documents, caches results in the filter cache, and detects…
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Evaluating Text Extraction: Apache Tika's™ New Tika-Eval ModuleTim Allison44m
Apache Tika™ adds a new tika-eval module that runs file-share to file-share, profiles extracts into an H2 DB and emits XLSX reports to detect regressions. It…
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Building an Enterprise Grade App Using Apache Cordova and OpenUI5Pedro Vidigal27m
Demo shows building a cross-platform enterprise app using OpenUI5 + Apache Cordova to deliver one web codebase to Android, iOS and browsers, with the backend…
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The Forgotten Route: Making Apache Camel Work for YouJohn Saboe47m
Argues that Apache Camel still glues systems reliably and shows it: a working content based router routes messages from a CVRQ into type1 type2 or exception…
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A Tour of the New Apache OpenWhisk Incubator Project and Its Numerous RepositoriesMatt Rutkowski44m
Apache OpenWhisk is an incubating serverless platform composed of about 30 repositories: a Scala core (controller, Ansible, Gradle, containerization), a…
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Apache OpenWhisk: How it Works and How You Can BenefitCarlos Santana55m
Apache OpenWhisk is a Docker‑based function as a service that runs actions in pre-warmed Docker images, routes events via triggers and rules, and stores state…
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BM25 is So Yesterday: Modern Techniques for Better Search Relevance in SolrGrant Ingersoll56m
Shows a practical pipeline that layers Solr 6.5 + Spark 2.x: index enrichment (NER, word2vec, topic tags), capture click signals into a clickstream sidecar…
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Apache FlexJS Web Application Development with Visual Studio CodeJosh Tynjala34m
Step-by-step setup shows Visual Studio Code plus the next-gen ActionScript extension, a FlexJS SDK (installer or npm), and the CLI asconfigc to read…
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Wrap-UpMark Thomas32m
Announces two new Tomcat PMC members and maps the roadmap: Tomcat 9 follows Java EE 8 and Servlet 4 and stays in milestone/alpha until the spec stabilizes…
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Tomcat: From a Cluster to the CloudJean-Frederic Clere49m
Shows how a Tomcat cluster is configured for session replication (uncomment distributable in web.xml, open UDP/TCP cluster ports), then moves that cluster into…
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Jwala - Apache Tomcat and HTTPD Enterprise ManagerSteven Ger, Arvindo Kinny50m
Jwala is an open-source manager that actually configures, deploys and operates large Apache Tomcat + HTTPD topologies: it claims to scale to thousands of JVMs…
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ASF Loves Tomcat and JavaEE: From Meecrowave to TomEERomain Manni-Bucau46m
Shows how Apache TomEE embeds Tomcat and the Apache EE stack to provide JAX‑RS/CXF, JPA, data sources and managed resources out of the box, and how Apache…
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Introduction to Spring BootRossen Stoyanchev01h 02m
Explains how Spring Boot turns a full web app into a single runnable jar with an embedded Apache Tomcat started by a Maven or Gradle plugin, shows the…
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Packaging Tomcat for Linux DistributionsCoty Sutherland53m
Compares the ASF Tomcat tarball with distro packages by naming concrete differences: Fedora/RHEL use RPMs and complex spec files that split Tomcat into…
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How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Open SourceDavid Cleary54m
Progress replaces a legacy native broker/agent stack with a Tomcat-based application server built on Tomcat, Spring, Camel, CXF, and a custom management layer…
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Introduction to FlexJSYishay Weiss47m
FlexJS compiles MXML + ActionScript 3 into runnable HTML/JS using the FalconJX transpiler, aiming to let apps run in browsers, PhoneGap/Cordova and CEF without…
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Migrating from Flex to FlexJSGabe Harbs38m
Flex -> FlexJS migration is practical and done here across three major apps, with one large web app taking about a year; migrating a Flash panel takes ~2…
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Testing Apache FlexJS ApplicationsJustin Mclean57m
Rewrites a legacy Flex app into FlexJS over three months with two half‑time developers, producing about 15–20k lines of code and serving a single codebase…
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Building FlexJS Applications with MavenChristofer Dutz56m
Shows how Maven archetypes generate a ready FlexJS project, then builds both JavaScript and Flash outputs from one POM using a FlexJS Maven plugin and…
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