Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit 2014
2014-03-26..2014-03-28
Napa Valley, United States
who it's for
kernel developers, networking engineers, cloud platform engineers, open-source program office managers, engineering managers, device and embedded engineers
topics
Linux kernel development; UEFI secure boot; automated regression testing; OpenDaylight SDN controller; software-defined networking control plane; network functions virtualization; AllJoyn peer-to-peer discovery; Open vSwitch and DPDK; KVM and OpenStack integration; open-source project governance; external R&D collaboration
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| It Takes a Village To Raise a Child - One That is Interoperable | Liat Ben-Zur | 31m |
Qualifies the AllSeen Alliance’s claim that the AllJoyn open-source SDK actually solves peer-to-peer discovery, service description and secure local control… | ||
| Linux Kernel Developer Panel | Dave Chinner, Mel Gorman, Jens Axboe, Matthew Garrett, Greg Kroah-Hartman, Jon Corbet | 48m |
Companies fund kernel work because it buys access to expertise and influences direction, not just free code, with about 10–20% volunteers and companies like… | ||
| How To Enable Mass Collaboration | Neela Jacques, Mark Hinkle, Mauri Whalen, Jim Zemlin | 34m |
Panelists describe building the OpenDaylight SDN controller with 150 contributors in nine months and predict 200–400 by year‑end, argue that corporates must… | ||
| State of Linux and R&D | Jim Zemlin | 23m |
Linux powers a huge share of devices and infrastructure — 1.5 million mobiles sold daily, 700,000 TVs/day, 95% of supercomputers — and a survey of 19,000… | ||
| Redefining the Networking Industry Through Collaboration | Chris Wright | 26m |
Argues that SDN decouples control and forwarding planes and that OpenDaylight is a working open-source controller: OpenDaylight release Feb 4 2014, roughly 150… | ||
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