LinuxCon + ContainerCon North America 2016
2016-08-22..2016-08-24
Toronto, Canada
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome and Opening Remarks | Jim Zemlin | 20m |
Celebration of 25 years of Linux notes concrete scale and pace: 21 million lines of code across roughly 53,000 source files, about 10,800 lines added and 5,300… | ||
| Who Authored the Kernel? Recovering Token-Level Authorship Information from Git | Daniel German | 47m |
Creates a reproducible view repository that tokenizes every C/Java/Python file using an island parser from University of Kent, rewrites history into Git and… | ||
| DevOps for Pointy-Haired Bosses | Victoria Blessing | 25m |
Argues that DevOps is primarily a cultural change paired with automation, not just a set of tools, and that adopting configuration management (Chef mentioned… | ||
| Communities Over Code: How to Build a Successful Project | Joe _Zonker_ Brockmeier | 49m |
Building a successful open source project requires concrete practices not platitudes: require public decision records — if it didn't happen on the mailing list… | ||
| Process Migration in the Orchestration World | Isabel Jimenez, Kapil Arya | 39m |
Demonstrates live container checkpoint and restart on an Apache Mesos mini‑cluster using runc and DMTCP, checkpointing a Redis instance and preserving an… | ||
| How We Built a Metering & Chargeback System to Incentivize Higher Resource Utilization | Michael Benedict, Vinu Charanya | 51m |
Built a platform-agnostic chargeback metering pipeline that ingests Aurora/Mesos, Hadoop and Manhattan usage via ETL, normalizes 500+ metrics into a… | ||
| Tilling the Brownfield: A Container Story | Richard Marshall | 42m |
Legacy web properties migrate incrementally from VMs to containers using CoreOS fleet, then Kubernetes, and finally Kubernetes to OpenShift Origin for security… | ||
| Paradigm Shift in CI at PayPal with Docker and Mesos | Manivannan Selvaraj | 46m |
Paradigm Shift in CI at PayPal with Docker and Mesos - Manivannan Selvaraj, PayPal
Manivannan Selvaraj is a part of Global platform and Infrastructure team at… | ||
| Open For Good | Jim Whitehurst | 18m |
Claim: Linux is the default for net new workloads, not just a viable alternative, and that shift is measurable in adoption across cloud, big data, machine… | ||
| A Tale of Penguins: Microsoft’s Approach to Linux & Open Source | Wim Coekaerts | 18m |
Linux kernel grows from ~5 MB to ~730 MB and config options from ~100 to ~16,000, and Microsoft reports concrete shifts: upstreamed Hyper‑V drivers, hires… | ||
| Lock it Open: What FLOSS Taught Us about Being Our Best Selves | Cory Doctorow | 21m |
GPL-style licenses are irreversible Ulysses pacts that lock code open, preventing future CEOs or buyers from re-closing it, while Section 1201 of the DMCA has… | ||
| Community Software Powers the Machine | Grant Likely | 18m |
HPE builds a prototype “Machine” that treats storage as a single pool of 4 terabytes of fabric attached memory per node, ten-node enclosures giving 40… | ||
| Running Linux on Tiny Peripherals | Marcel Holtmann | 39m |
Demonstrates a real build that boots Linux as a single EFI PE binary using a gummiboot EFI stub, static kernel plus initramfs and musl C library, with the… | ||
| The Operations Dividend | Joe Beda | 18m |
Argues that cutting operational overhead unlocks product velocity by shifting burdens into specialized layers: OS operations, cluster operations, application… | ||
| New Requirements for Application Delivery in a Micro-services Application World | Abhishek Chauhan | 18m |
Argues that microservices force the network to become software-defined and composed of data-driven network functions, with management shifting from tens… | ||
| Beyond Measure: The True Power and Skill of Collaboration | Margaret Heffernan | 24m |
Tells the specific experiments and surprising counts: a poultry study bred for productivity across six generations and produced a "super flock" that collapsed… | ||
| Resource Allocation: Intel Resource Director Technology (RDT) | Fenghua Yu | 52m |
Resource Allocation: Intel Resource Director Technology (RDT) - Fenghua Yu, Intel
Resource allocation is part of Intel Resource Director Technology (RDT)… | ||
| Linux Administration in Distributed Cloud Computing Environments | Robert Shimp | 43m |
Forecasts that 50 percent of corporate data centers go away while only about one third of business apps land in hyperscale clouds and two thirds become… | ||
| Introduction to OpenStack | Rich Bowen | 49m |
OpenStack is a vendor‑neutral foundation running 57 subprojects with about 600 companies and ~55,000 community members. Core services are Keystone, Nova… | ||
| From Seattle to Blockchain | Donna Dillenberger, Jim Wasko | 20m |
IBM shows LinuxONE hardware evolution — Rockhopper and Emperor — running standard Linux and KVM, with one metasite moving a three‑month consolidation to three… | ||
| Versions All the Way Down: Versioning Commits and Patches with Git-Series | Josh Triplett | 56m |
A command-line tool called git-series actually versions a patch series and its evolution inside a single repository, storing a series tree, base git-link, and… | ||
| Tracking Huge Files with Git LFS | Tim Pettersen | 42m |
Project originates in Paris on 8 April 2015 and converges Atlassian and GitHub work into Git LFS, a Go implementation that replaces big blobs with pointer… | ||
| Terrible Ideas in Git | Corey Quinn | 35m |
Commits include a doomed ubuntu.iso 173MB that bloats .git and proves Git will happily store large binaries; fixes shown are git annex or git LFS and history… | ||
| Git and Testing | Christian Couder | 42m |
Explains how Git’s test tooling gets applied to a real project: reuses Sharness (shell-based test harness) to add 58 test scripts (~800 tests) as black‑box… | ||
| Keynote: Dirk Hohndel in conversation with Linux Creator Linus Torvalds | Dirk Hohndel, Linus Torvalds | 32m |
Kernel status note: 4.8 RC3 is a routine release while the 4.9 merge window already contains low level rework; the project grows from ~10,000 lines to 17… | ||
| World Domination. What Next? | Olaf Kirch | 16m |
Linux starts as two floppy disks 24 years ago and now runs most shipped devices, the majority of the top 1 million public web servers and the top 500… | ||
| Keynote: Brian Behlendorf, Executive Director, Hyperledger Project | Brian Behlendorf | 24m |
Introduction to an open Hyperledger ecosystem that ships an IBM-derived codebase called Hyperledger Fabric with smart contracts in Go (experimental Java and… | ||
| Impossible is Nothing! The 10x hpothesis | Arjan van de Ven | 18m |
Claims measurable 10x gains: Clear Linux goes from multi-minute boot to 400 ms boot, OS updates move to half-second atomic updates, and Caffe optimizations… | ||
| Processing Billions of Events in Real-Time with Heron | Karthik Ramasamy | 50m |
Processes tens of billions of events per hour using an open‑source engine called Heron, running in production for 2+ years on a multi‑tenant Mesos/Aurora… | ||
| Open Source in Every Car with Automotive Grade Linux | Walt Miner | 49m |
A unified AGL distribution ships a codebase used by ~80 members and eight major OEMs, with Brilliant Blowfish (2.0) released in July and Chinook planned for… | ||
| Let's Encrypt: A Free, Automated, and Open Certificate Authority | Josh Aas | |
Let's Encrypt is a free, automated, open CA that builds an ACME-based issuance stack: ACME protocol, the Boulder server, HSM-backed signing and client tools… | ||
| Towards Sustainable Systems with the Civil Infrastructure Platform | Jan Kiszka | 39m |
Project creates a super long-term supported base layer for industrial Linux, starting with a kernel-centered plan to provide 10+ year kernel maintenance by… | ||
| When The Going Gets Tough, Get TUF Going! | Riyaz Faizullabhoy | 41m |
Explains that The Update Framework (TUF) encodes five signed roles—root, timestamp, snapshot, targets and delegations—with per-role expirations and hash-linked… | ||
| A Docker Container Toolbox for the Data Scientist | Douglas Liming | 19m |
A major U.S. bank deploys containers that include R Python and SAS so data scientists get browser access to Jupyter RStudio and SAS Studio; a SAS runtime fits… | ||
| From 1 to N Docker Hosts: Getting Started with Docker Clustering | Mike Goelzer, Victor Vieux | 47m |
Explains how to turn Docker Engines into a cluster using docker swarm mode with a Raft-backed manager store, overlay networking, VIP routing mesh and TLS… | ||
| Highly Available & Distributed Containers | Kendrick Coleman | 39m |
Shows a three-node Docker Swarm (one manager, two workers) using SwarmKit integrated into Docker 1.12 and libnetwork overlay (vxlan) to run services with… | ||
| Creating a Multinode Hadoop Cluster in 4 Mins Using Docker Containers | Rachit Arora | |
Platform uses Docker containers on bare metal exposed through Bluemix to produce repeatable Hadoop clusters, claiming a 4 minutes average (often ~90 seconds… | ||
| Embracing Failure and Learning from Our Mistakes with Effective Post Mortems | Ilan Rabinovitch | 51m |
Describes how Datadog runs blameless postmortems end-to-end: collect time-series metrics (they ingest ~1 trillion points/day), capture Slack control-call logs… | ||
| Unleashing the Full Power of Container with Orchestration & Management Platform | Ying Xiong | 14m |
Survey data shows ~40% of Chinese firms run containers in production, ~80% include dev/test/planned and year‑over‑year production adoption rises ~250%; yet… | ||
| Making Community Decisions Without Consensus | George Dunlap | 45m |
Xen faces the XSA‑7 SYSRET vulnerability and discovers its pre‑disclosure list (initially limited to public clouds with >300,000 nodes) lets a large provider… | ||
| If You Build It, They Won't Come | Ruth Suehle | 54m |
Good code alone rarely creates users or contributors; set clear goals (users vs contributors), pick communication tools with archives (mailing lists or… | ||
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