LinuxCon + ContainerCon Europe 2016
2016-10-04..2016-10-06
Berlin, Germany
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote: Welcome & Open Remarks | Jim Zemlin | 24m |
Celebrates 25th anniversary of Linux and gives concrete scale: roughly 21 million lines of code, code changing multiple times an hour and thousands of lines… | ||
| Keynote: Incremental Revolution - What Docker Learned from the Open-Source Fire Hose | Solomon Hykes | 28m |
Docker credits open source for growth and maps Linux processes onto a product-first model that extracts reusable pieces as needed. Concrete claims: 1 million… | ||
| Keynote: OpenSDS – An Industry-Wide Collaboration for SDS Management | Steven Tan, Cameron Bahar | 17m |
An open-source SDS controller platform that wires Cinder and Manila plus a Kubernetes/Docker adapter to vendor storage via pluggable adapters, aiming to… | ||
| Keynote: Collaboration Beyond Code | Jilayne Lovejoy | 18m |
OpenChain presents a concrete spec released this week that defines what effective FOSS management looks like, organized into six goals covering written policy… | ||
| Keynote: Blurring the Lines: The Continuum Between Containers and VMs | Graham Whaley | 13m |
Argues that the container/VM choice becomes a selectable continuum by combining lightweight hypervisor work and container runtimes, showing a working stack… | ||
| Keynote: Introducing Hyperledger | Brian Behlendorf | 21m |
Hyperledger describes an open-source effort hosted by the Linux Foundation that builds reusable ledger components and community governance rather than a single… | ||
| Keynote: Fujitsu's Open Source Journey - From Consumer to Apprentice Contributor | Wolfgang Ries | 16m |
Fujitsu moves from consumer to contributor by open-sourcing a full product, the Open Service Catalog Manager, launched at OpenStack Summit a year ago and used… | ||
| Keynote: Shut Your Laptop and Go to Sleep! | Colin McNamara | 19m |
An SDN DevOps team enforces a 72-hour stand down and a no-checkins window from 23:00–07:00, then rebuilds test coverage by expanding the test harness to pull… | ||
| Keynote: VM Security and Container Workflows, A Case Study | Brandon Philips | 18m |
Quay replaces EC2 build VMs with KVM in containers scheduled as Kubernetes jobs on bare metal (Packet), running one disposable VM per build that only gets… | ||
| Ceph and Flash | Allen Samuels | 43m |
Ceph proves flash benefits by put journal on flash for orders-of-magnitude lower write latency in hybrid nodes (typical 1 SSD serving 6–12 spindles)… | ||
| Explain Yourself! Documentation for Better Code | Chris Ward | 49m |
Explains concrete steps: write a one‑line elevator pitch, use Markdown stored with code in git, and version docs per releases; prefer short active sentences… | ||
| Running Linux on Tiny Peripherals | Marcel Holtmann | 40m |
Builds a minimal Linux peripheral using musl + busybox + BlueZ LE and a tiny init that runs as PID 1, boots via systemd-boot/gummiboot EFI image, and runs in… | ||
| OpenSSL After Heartbleed | Rich Salz, Tim Hudson | 55m |
Heartbleed forces a rewrite of process and resources: funding from the Core Infrastructure Initiative pays two full-time maintainers and expands the team to… | ||
| Keynote: A Brief History of the Cloud from Servers to VMs to Buildpacks to Cloud Native Containers | Dan Kohn | 23m |
Quick history tying concrete milestones: servers → VMs (VMware, AWS AMIs) → buildpacks (Heroku) → containers (Docker) with Kubernetes as the orchestration… | ||
| Keynote: From DaVinci to The Avengers | Thomas Di Giacomo | 15m |
Open source is now mainstream after 25 years — Android outsells laptops and projects move from solo geniuses to coordinated teams; the claim is that… | ||
| Keynote: 10 Lessons from 10 Years of EC2 | Chris Schlaeger | 20m |
Ten concrete lessons from 10 years of EC2: built on Linux and Xen with heavy internal changes, open-sourced the ECS control plane and the s2n TLS library, and… | ||
| OpenStack Swift | Christian Schwede | 45m |
OpenStack Swift is an eventually consistent, HTTP REST object store that runs on commodity hardware and uses 3x replication or erasure coding, consistent-hash… | ||
| The World of 100G Networking | Christoph H Lameter | 47m |
Compares competing 100G options and shows real lab numbers: Mellanox EDR and 100G Ethernet hit line rate and about 2 μs latency in tests with an SB7700 EDR… | ||
| IPv6 for Server Admins and Client Developers | Thiago Macieira | 48m |
Clear, practical guide to making systems work with IPv6: explains stateless address autoconfiguration, privacy extensions and opaque but stable addresses… | ||
| NorNet -- Building an Inter-Continental Internet Testbed Based on Open Source Software | Thomas Dreibholz | 54m |
NorNet -- Building an Inter-Continental Internet Testbed Based on Open Source Software - Thomas Dreibholz, Simula Research Laboratory
NorNet is an open… | ||
| Persistent Memory Usage within Linux Environment | Maciej Maciejewski, Krzysztof Czurylo | 48m |
Byte-addressable persistent memory exposes system physical ranges via ACPI and Linux DAX direct mapping, lets processes mmap files and do load/store without… | ||
| Keynote: Community Software Powers the Machine | Mark Atwood | 12m |
Hewlett Packard Enterprise builds "The Machine," a radical Memory-Driven Computing architecture aimed at handling data from ~30 billion connected devices… | ||
| Keynote: The Double Helix of Open Source Software & Companies | Stormy Peters | 17m |
Companies now embed paid contributors into projects and change how communities work: a single-volunteer OpenSSL project produces Heartbleed and prompts… | ||
| Keynote: An Exploration of Citrix Delivery Networks | Danny Phillips | 14m |
Fast, software ADC that claims a single codebase and API across MPX, VPX, SDX and cloud images and now a container image NetScaler CPX that runs in Docker and… | ||
| Persistent Memory Extensions to libstdc++/libc++ | Tomasz Kapela | 50m |
An implementation of a C++ API on top of the Linux NVM library exposes a persistent_ptr template with constructor forwarding, transactional lambdas and scoped… | ||
| Using the Valgrind Framework to Build a Persistent Memory Error Detector | Krzysztof Czurylo | 55m |
Built on Valgrind, Pmemcheck instruments binaries to detect persistent memory mistakes like missing cacheline flushes, double or unnecessary flushes, stores… | ||
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