Open Source Summit Europe 2025
2025-08-25..2025-08-27
Amsterdam, Netherlands
[Open Source Summit Europe 2019, Open Source Summit Europe 2022, Open Source Summit Europe 2022: Open AI + Data Forum, Open Source Summit Europe 2023, Open Source Summit Europe 2024, Open Source Summit Europe 2024: Open AI + Data Forum, Open Source Summit Europe 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome & Opening Remarks | Gabriele Columbro | 06m |
Welcome and housekeeping details cover sponsors AWS Google Microsoft Open Uler and Open Search the solution showcase in hall three with coffee booths lounge… | ||
| Keynote: State of the Union | Jim Zemlin | 52m |
Announces that open source drives a $9 trillion ecosystem and names Frank Nagel as the Foundation’s chief economist to measure project and contribution value… | ||
| Keynote: Help Us Help You: Crossing the Divide Between Maintainers and Corporations | Daryl Ducharme | 11m |
Explains how a corporate OSPO actually supports projects: grants (monetary donations), Google Developer Experts and Google Developer Groups for networking… | ||
| Keynote: Building Agents at Scale | Tiffany Souterre | 06m |
AWS describes strands agents as an open source SDK that turns agent creation into a few lines of code and claims over a thousand generative AI applications… | ||
| Keynote: Giants, Standing on the Shoulders Of | Daniel Stenberg | 13m |
Project passport: curl starts in 1996 at ~100 lines and grows to ~180,000 lines with ~1,400 authors and ~20–25 monthly committers, adding ~10 new authors per… | ||
| Streamlining Open-Source License Compliance With the Continuous Clearing Tool | Amrit Kumar Verma, Aditya Narayan | 37m |
An open-source pipeline called Continuous Clearing automates SBOM generation (CycloneDX 1.6 or SPDX with PURLs), creates missing entries via SW360, triggers… | ||
| The Impact of Copyleft on the EU CRA | Jimmy Ahlberg | 42m |
EU CRA requires that when a manufacturer develops a fix for a vulnerable component it must share the relevant code or documentation, which forces copyleft… | ||
| Centralized Approach To Implement OSS Compliance Program for Various Software Products | Venugopal Baswaraju, Anupama Sobhana | 34m |
Sony SSS creates a dedicated six-member centralized team inside its OSPO, builds an infra using FOSSology and FossID plus in-house tools, and records… | ||
| Mission Possible: 24 Hours To Save The World With Security Compliance | Thomas Steenbergen | 44m |
European CRA forces a 24 hour window to triage and report vulnerabilities with fines of about 15 million euros or 2.5% of global revenue, and organizations… | ||
| Granite Guardian: Safeguarding Large Language Models Against Risks | Shalini Harkar | 31m |
Claims an open-source governance stack that detects and mitigates LLM risks at prompt and response time and offers data hygiene recipes. Cites that BYOA… | ||
| Trust, but Verify: Proactive Security in Open Source | Eve Martin-Jones | 29m |
Capsoc is an open source CLI that builds Go packages with the Go toolchain, computes call graphs, and reports capability analysis (network, exec, filesystem)… | ||
| A First Person Identity System for Open Source | Martina Kolpondinos, Wenjing Chu, Drummond Reed | 42m |
A decentralized First Person identity system aims to stop identity-driven supply‑chain attacks by combining proof of personhood and verifiable relationship… | ||
| End of Life of Software: Can Expired Milk Become a Security Breach? | José Carlos Chávez, Archita Aparichita | 42m |
Automated inventory and mapping link services, language versions and owners into a central platform that pulls EOL data from end of life date, checks… | ||
| Faster, More Reliable Identity & Access Management Using Verifiable Credentials | Trevor Butterworth | 40m |
Indicio demonstrates verifiable credentials built on Hyperledger Indy/Aries/Ursa and used in pilots with Aruba and an airline partner to issue passport-derived… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Educating the Next Generation of Open Source Project Contributors | Dawn M Foster, Stephen R Walli, Ruth Ikegah, Leslie Hawthorn | 41m |
Covers concrete programs and outcomes: Google Summer of Code origins and evolution into university courses, a Carnegie Mellon model that moves from one-student… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Driving the UN Digital Compact With Open Source | Sachiko Muto, Omar Mohsine, Johan Linåker | 39m |
A proposal to build an annually published Open Source Adoption Index (a compass/atlas co‑designed via geographically distributed workshops with UN ODET, UNU… | ||
| Of Queens and Other Benevolent Dictators – the Role of Succession Planning in Open Source Community | Aeva Black, Hazel Weakly | 44m |
Argues that risk comes less from topic and more from attrition: a small core leaving breaks mature projects as badly as single-maintainer failures, with… | ||
| Private To Open Source Through InnerSource: IKEA's Journey To Open Source | Shanmugapriya Manoharan, Supriya Chitale | 39m |
IKEA describes a staged move from private code to InnerSource and then to public projects, with a governance review (architecture, legal, security, OSPO), an… | ||
| BoF: How Open Source Is Beating the Market: The VC Case for COSS | Matthieu Lavergne, Hilary Carter, Sam Boysel | 36m |
Report analyzes 25 years of VC activity and ~6,000 GitHub repos, comparing ~800 commercial open source firms to a 60,000-company control; community signals… | ||
| The State of OSPOs and OSS Management 2025 Research Findings by TODO Group | Ana Jiménez Santamaría | 25m |
Eighth annual survey (since 2018) reports concrete numbers: 92% involved in open source security with 42% acting as decision makers, 88% saying OSPOs improve… | ||
| BoF: Collaboration With Universities and Enterprises OSPO | Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Chris Hoeppler, Leslie Hawthorn, Cornelius Schumacher, Ying Wang, Clare Dillon | 38m |
Community OSPOs describe concrete wins and roadblocks: universities and companies use open source to hire talent, speed multi-university collaboration, and… | ||
| BoF: Open Source & AI: Where OSPOs Make It Work | Ashley Wolf | 43m |
OSPOs report concrete gains: 79% of orgs with an OSPO say they effectively manage AI risk versus 65% previously, and teams actually build helpers like internal… | ||
| Cloud Security Wildlife: A Tale of Otters, Monkeys and Security? | Marcus Tenorio | 31m |
Uses a nine-animal analogy to map concrete cloud controls: shows an OPA/Rego policy blocking root pods as a chameleon rule, demonstrates eBPF for runtime… | ||
| Open Source Tools To Empower Ethical and Robust AI Systems | Alberto Rodríguez, Miguel Fontanilla | 35m |
A curated GitHub repo with a mermaid taxonomy and runnable Colab notebooks maps open-source tooling across pre‑deployment, runtime and knowledge phases… | ||
| Mind the Gap - A Developer's Roadmap To Building AI Agents | Ivan Pedrazas | 30m |
Shows a practical pipeline: local models with Ollama, LM Studio and LLM Runner versus OpenAI/Anthropic in production, a homegrown Gordon agent that learns from… | ||
| Between Building and Testing Your Linux Driver | Krzysztof Kozlowski | 34m |
Building alone misses bugs like an array element read before its bounds check that compiles clean but yields out‑of‑bounds access; static analyzers catch those… | ||
| Guiding Newcomers: A Mentor’s Journey Through Linux Kernel Development | Daniel Baluta | 39m |
Practical mentorship practices for Linux kernel newcomers with concrete results: more than 15 interns contribute over 600 patches across IIO, ALSA and… | ||
| Securing Software Supply Chains: OpenCode as Building Block for Sovereign Digital Infrastructure | Leonhard Kugler | 42m |
openCode is a platform that curates public‑sector-ready OSS and runs an automated continuous re‑review pipeline to produce pass/fail batches (maintenance… | ||
| How Development and Collaboration is Done in Public Sector Open Source Software Projects | Johan Linåker, Sachiko Muto | 42m |
Study of six public‑sector OSS cases across countries finds development concentrated in core teams below about 10–15 developers, work pushed to GitHub/GitLab… | ||
| The Chain of Command: Building Trust Across Public Sector Software Pipelines | John Kjell | 43m |
Public sector lacks a shared root of trust and often runs airgapped or nonpublic infrastructure, so the group produces a reference architecture and white paper… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Prepare for the CRA: Open Source Governance in the Age of Cyber Resilience | Andrew Martin, Eddie Knight, Megan Knight, Michael Lieberman | 44m |
CRA deadline 2027 and most organisations remain unready; the Act treats companies that ship software as manufacturers and keeps maintainers largely out of… | ||
| Digital Public Goods - Incentivizing Collaboration | Mike Gifford | 40m |
Digital Public Goods need active governance, measurable stewardship and funding for maintenance, not just permissive licenses. The Digital Public Goods… | ||
| The CRA, Where Are We Six Months After Its Approval | Timo Perala | 54m |
CRA is law as of late 2024 and requires a C‑mark for software, with enforcement coming end of 2027 and a vulnerability reporting obligation kicking in within… | ||
| Better PURLs for Better Software Compliance Processes | Philippe Ombredanne, Alyssa P Wright | 39m |
PURL adoption is widespread but tools produce inconsistent identifiers (a 2024 SCA study and follow-up audits show poor agreement), so Better PURLs builds… | ||
| Empowering AI Innovation Through Open Geospatial Ecosystems | Albi Wiedersberg | 48m |
Overture builds an open reference map plus a reference framework called GERS persistent IDs that let datasets match once and skip repeated conflation… | ||
| Confirming Safety of IAM Specifications and their OSS Implementations: Keycloak as a Case Study | Takashi Norimatsu | 42m |
Describes concrete steps and results for hardening IAM: formal analysis with model checkers and SMT solvers found and helped fix vulnerabilities in OAuth 2.0… | ||
| Know Your Crypto: Standardizing and Detecting Crypto Algorithms the Open Source Way | Matias Daloia | 14m |
Open dataset and standardize work that began as a customer request now maps concrete results: a YAML-based list (started at ~60 algorithms and grown to >120)… | ||
| Lottie: Establishing an Open Standard for Vector Animation | Mattia Basaglia, Brandon Wilson | 15m |
Lottie 1.0 becomes a formal, vendor-neutral JSON-based animation spec published through the Linux Foundation with a machine-readable JSON schema, human docs… | ||
| Why Won't My CPU Sleep? Debugging CPUIdle Mysteries on ARM SoCs | Dhruva Gole, Kevin Hilman | 45m |
ARM64 systems fail to reach or exit deep CPU idle when device tree idle states are missing or firmware rejects PSCI parameters; adding a DT idle entry and… | ||
| KernelCI for Embedded: Enhancing Reliability through Scalable Test Automation | Paweł Wieczorek | 40m |
KernelCI runs a scalable test pipeline for embedded Linux with a web dashboard (d.kernelci.org), a Maestro orchestrator of small services, and a results store… | ||
| Demystifying the Embedded Linux Graphics Stack: An Easy Introduction for Beginners | Parthiban N | 40m |
Walks through getting a first pixel onto an LVDS panel by adding Allwinner A133 display engine support and describes ongoing work to upstream the Imagination… | ||
| Towards Mainline Video Capture and Camera Support for Recent Rockchip SoCs | Michael Riesch | 55m |
Mainline work targets the RK35 family RK3566/3568/3588/3576 and aims to expose WCAP, MEPCSI/CSI2 receivers, the MAX/scaler and ISPs via V4L2 + the media… | ||
| Graphic Testing Without Hardware: Discovering the Power of VKMS! | Louis Chauvet | 46m |
VKMS is a Linux kernel DRM driver that emulates a full display pipeline (planes → CRTC → encoder → connector) so compositors and DRM-using apps run in VMs or… | ||
| ESSTRA: A Software Suite To Enhance Software Transparency and Traceability in Software Supply Chain | Takuya Namae | 38m |
ESSTRA is a GCC plugin that records source filenames and hashes during compilation and embeds structured YAML SBOM data into a dedicated .estra ELF section… | ||
| 32-bit Linux Support Now and in the Future | Arnd Bergmann | 37m |
32-bit is obsolete for new products but still required for existing devices; Linux currently supports ~3,000 ARM machines and about 30 pre-ARMv7 SoC families… | ||
| Workshop: My First Kernel Driver | Hans de Goede | 01h 27m |
Hands-on workshop provides a USB (ch341t) to qwiic converter and a qwiic SHT40 sensor plus a GitHub repo with prep steps and a ready-to-build kernel module… | ||
| Rethinking Writeback: Scaling Linux Filesystem and Memory Performance for the Next Decade | Kundan Kumar | 38m |
Proposes replacing the single threaded Linux writeback with multiple BDI writeback contexts that assign each inode to one thread (inode % contexts) and… | ||
| Realtime Linux Beyond PREEMPT_RT: Exploring Xenomai's Dual-Kernel Approach | Richard Weinberger | 41m |
Xenomai uses a dual-kernel interrupt pipeline (detail + Cobalt/Cobite) that captures interrupts out-of-band so real-time threads run even while Linux disables… | ||
| Extending BCC as a Data Source for System Monitoring | Eunseon Lee | 29m |
Shows a concrete extension that makes BCC/BPF tools emit structured time‑series ready output and plugs into a monitoring pipeline: adds BCC line protocol… | ||
| Navigating Security Tradeoffs in Embedded Linux Systems | Olivier Benjamin | 45m |
File system encryption defends against direct disk reads (the “evil maid”) but fails if the device is live or a cold‑boot attack recovers keys; key… | ||
| Designing a Multi-PMIC Linux Driver: Key Decisions for Effective Mainline Submission | Shree Ramamoorthy | 39m |
Adds support for two new PMIC variants (TPS65215 and TPS65214) to an existing TPS65219 driver over about a year of upstream work, with concrete changes… | ||
| Combining White-labelled Hardware With Open Source Software To Quickly Bring Devices To Market | Nick Chen | 37m |
Replaces an ODM device’s stock firmware with a Yocto-built Linux stack and ships a production gateway in under six months. Uses Yocto recipes, U-Boot… | ||
| Space Grade Linux: Building a Safer, Open Source Future for Space Systems | Ramon Roche | 36m |
Space Grade Linux is an ELISA-backed effort to produce a reusable, safety-aware Linux distro for space with a Yocto-based skeleton layer, a public meta-sgl… | ||
| Unpacking the Linux WiFi Stack: Writing and Integrating Wireless Drivers | Alexis Lothoré | 48m |
Covers how to support a Wi‑Fi device end to end: shows a minimal driver skeleton that registers hardware, implements eight ops (add/remove interface… | ||
| Security in Large Scale Embedded Linux Projects | Martin Lang | 42m |
Three generations of Yocto-based infotainment platforms produce a hardened baseline called node zero that enforces least privilege via a single user/group… | ||
| Remote Core Power Management in AMP Systems | Akashdeep Kaur | 33m |
Describes a concrete remoteproc suspend/resume flow for TI AM6/AM62-class SoCs that coordinates Linux, the TISCI prepare_sleep message, genpd aggregation of… | ||
| The Embedded Android Developer's BoF | Chris Simmonds | 42m |
Community hub covers ASPDevs.org Discord plus a newsletter, blogs and a GitHub-backed reference library that accepts pull requests. Practical issues: Android… | ||
| Open Source for ESIM Integration | Harald Welte | 45m |
Open source LPA implementations like lpac implement profile download, enable/disable/delete and notifications and run on Linux with an APDU driver to talk to… | ||
| Snag It, Flash It, Ship It: Rethinking Factory Flashing With Open Tools | Romain Gantois, Paresh Bhagat | 44m |
Open-source factory flasher expanded from Snagboot into snagfactory (v2.0, Nov 2024) with a Windows GUI, parallelized flashing and saved per-session logs… | ||
| Thinking Outside the (Linux) Box: Security Considerations From Human Actors | Esa Jääskelä | 41m |
Embedded Linux security shifts from hardening boxes to defending people: 60–90% of attacks use humans as the initial access vector, so mitigate social… | ||
| Reducing Friction in Testing Using QEMU and Labgrid for Yocto-based Products | Joschka Seydell | 41m |
Prototype test infrastructure combines Yocto-built images with QEMU ARM64 instances controlled by Labgrid, using ephemeral snapshots so each test starts clean… | ||
| TPM Is No Silver Bullet: Pitfalls in Embedded Device Security | David Gstir | 39m |
TPM 2.0 gives ECC, RNG and sealed storage and systemd already supports TPM-backed disk encryption, but real devices must move keys into RAM for performance so… | ||
| Upstream LTS Component for Product Delivery | Michael Nazzareno Trimarchi | 47m |
Company migrates embedded products from vendor BSPs to upstream Linux, U-Boot and Buildroot over a seven-year migration, consolidating ~60 product variants… | ||
| Cryptography Support in Zephyr: Recent Changes and Upcomings | Valerio Setti | 42m |
Zephyr removes TinyCrypt because it is unmaintained and moves to PSA Crypto API adoption, leaving Mbed TLS as the default crypto stack while TF‑M provides a… | ||
| CPatch: Optimising OTA Upgrades Through Binary Diffs | Jordan Yates | 46m |
CPatch produces linear, single-step binary patches for Zephyr devices with a small constant-memory C runtime and a Python patch generation tool that… | ||
| Zephyr Documentation BoF | Benjamin Cabé | 41m |
Zephyr documentation now offers an interactive code sample catalog (launched ~1–1.5 years ago) and a new board search that expands the supported list from… | ||
| Zephyr: Evolving To CRA Readiness | Kate Stewart | 40m |
Zephyr already auto-generates SBOMs since 2022, acts as a CNA for CVEs, runs a vulnerability alert registry and extends LTS support to 5 years, targeting fixes… | ||
| Machine Learning on Microcontrollers With Zephyr and Emlearn | Jon Nordby | 44m |
Activity-recognition pipeline that reads IMU (accelerometer+gyro) windows, extracts simple stats, trains scikit-learn/Keras models, and deploys them as C… | ||
| Boosting Product Development With the Zephyr RTOS – a Critical Reflection | Moritz Marquardt, Stephan Linz | 35m |
Zephyr RTOS lets a team deliver a functioning optical-instrument firmware before hardware is finished, reaching a fully working prototype in 4 months by using… | ||
| Running Zephyr in a Light Bulb | Alexandre Bailon | 38m |
Build claim: Zephyr firmware runs a consumer-ready connected light/power module with open schematics and PCBs, using Zephyr RTOS on a TI CC chip, OpenThread +… | ||
| Zephyr Workqueues: How They Work and Queue | Loic Domaigne | 35m |
Demo code shows a timer-plus-sleep change that triggers an ISR-context crash, proving ISRs must not block and motivating offload to workqueues. Zephyr’s… | ||
| Crabs Flying Kites: Writing a Zephyr Application in Rust | Mohammed Billoo | 45m |
Zephyr 4.x now carries initial Rust support and demonstrates that Rust’s ownership model catches data races and use‑after‑free at compile time while leaving… | ||
| Rust Meets Zephyr: Building Safer Embedded Applications | Martin Mosler | 41m |
Shows Rust running on Zephyr by building a countdown demo on micro:bit that uses a refresh-driven 5x5 LED matrix and a keyboard-monitor thread communicating… | ||
| ZMS a New Lightweight Storage System | Riadh Ghaddab | 46m |
Zephyr Memory Storage is a new key‑value engine that targets NOR flash plus RRAM/MRAM by avoiding erase-emulation, using sector-based forward-write + GC and… | ||
| Video4Zephyr: From Basic APIs Towards a Full-fledged Video Subsystem | Phi Bang Nguyen | 38m |
Video4Zephyr started in 2019 as a minimal ABI and now moves toward a full subsystem with concrete changes: a devicetree device tree endpoints model to express… | ||
| BoF: Zephyr: Meet the Maintainers | Anas Nashif | 40m |
Project updates focus on concrete fixes: a refreshed products running Zephyr page and curated case studies to help sales, plus a plan and budget to add… | ||
| Mainframes Aren’t Dead, They’re Just Running Kubernetes Now | Josephine Pfeiffer | 31m |
Mainframes run Kubernetes by joining S390 workers to x86 clusters (example: Ubuntu on z/VM) and by booting CoreOS/OpenShift on LPARs via HMC with… | ||
| Sponsored Session: Freedom to Build: Open Source Foundations for Sovereign Cloud Infrastructure | Orlin Vasilev | 31m |
Claims that a sovereign cloud can be built from open source are backed by a live setup: a two-node K3s cluster spanning Proxmox and Harvester hypervisors… | ||
| Managing Telco Infrastructure and Applications at Scale: An Open Source Approach | Kashif Khan | 29m |
Ericsson runs an open-source stack that provisions and manages telco sites—hundreds to thousands of locations—using Cluster API, metalcube.io and Metal3/Ironic… | ||
| Building Europe's Cloud Future: NeoNephos' Platform Mesh | Mirza Kopic, Marvin Beckers | 39m |
Platform Mesh claims to standardize a multi‑provider cloud‑edge continuum by treating every service as a Kubernetes digital twin and using the Kubernetes… | ||
| Zero-Touch SBOM Generation: Secure Your Build From the Inside Out | Kaushlendra Pratap Singh, Gaurav Mishra | 18m |
A zero‑touch CI pipeline generates and enriches SBOMs automatically, converting CycloneDX→SPDX component lists into SPDX reports with license and copyright… | ||
| Dig Smart: Building a Reliable Cloud Native DNS for Modern Networks | Joel Studler, Fabian Schulz | 37m |
Swisscom builds a geo‑redundant cloud‑native DNS for its 5G core using ExternalDNS → PowerDNS with CoreDNS forwarders, deploying one PowerDNS plus local DB per… | ||
| Reliable and Cost-Effective: Open Storage Strategies for Kubernetes | Shriya Mulay | 29m |
Shows concrete choices and tradeoffs: compares Rook-Ceph (scalable file/block/object), NooBaa (multicloud object), Longhorn (lightweight block for edge/SMB)… | ||
| Cache Me If You Can: P2P Image Sharing in Kubernetes with Spegel | Philip Laine | 37m |
A stateless cluster-local OCI registry mirror that runs as a DaemonSet and rewrites containerd mirrors to serve layers from host disk, uses libp2p kademlia DHT… | ||
| Noisy Neighbor Detection: A New OSS Collector | Jonathan Perry | 49m |
An open source collector samples every core at 1 millisecond sampling using eBPF + Perf counters and high-resolution timers to compute CPI cycles per… | ||
| Chain Reaction: Remixing CNCF’s Supply Chain Security Guide for 2025 | John Kjell | 33m |
CNCF’s updated Supply Chain Best Practices (v2) lays out concrete changes: industry adoption of SBOMs and attestations, a growing toolset (in-toto, TUF, SLSA… | ||
| Creating a Healthy Vibrant Kernel Subsystem Community | Hans de Goede | 37m |
Maintained drivers/platform/x86 since end of 2020 and grows contributor base by turning the mailing list into a friendly, professional triage channel using… | ||
| Upstream Kernel Hardening: Progress on Enabling -Wflex-array-member-not-at-end | Gustavo A. R. Silva | 40m |
GCC 14 -Wflex-array-member-not-at-end surfaces ~60,000 warnings in the kernel but only ~650 are unique; work under KSPP audits and fixes those cases and cuts… | ||
| What Have We Found in Git Repos? | Marta Rybczynska | 39m |
Public Git histories frequently reveal security fixes well before advisories: tooling that cloned and parsed repos across roughly 1,500 projects correlates… | ||
| When Your Budget Laptop Needs a Custom Kernel: A Linux Troubleshooting Adventure | Andrei Pokhilko | 37m |
Budget GeminiLake mini‑laptop needs a custom kernel after the display goes blank during init; isolation pins the failure to the i915 GPU driver and… | ||
| DevRel Foundation Ask Anything Session | Divya Mohan, Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Stacey Kruczek, Marcos Placona | 41m |
Foundation forms under the Linux Foundation, sets up working groups (resource aggregation, a persona library open‑source project, a metrics WG that is being… | ||
| Software Defined Vertical Indust... | Arpit Joshipura, Lingli Deng, Madeleine Dassule | 26m |
Ten-year telecom and seven-year finance migrations to open source focus on resilience, interoperability and agility; announcements include an SDM… | ||
| Embracing Uncertainty | Margaret Heffernan | 16m |
Argues that creative work starts with wandering without agenda and curiosity rather than plans, citing Jack Dorsey noticing an art fair and later hacking a… | ||
| Travel Retail Disruption Using Open Source | Stu Waldron | 41m |
Claim: travel distribution still runs like the 1980s with gatekeeper costs caused by 450 airlines and over a thousand bespoke APIs that force per-connection… | ||
| Your Containers Aren’t Alone: Demystifying Container Isolation | Marina Moore | 31m |
Surveys concrete isolation layers and tradeoffs: namespaces and cgroups give low‑overhead process separation but kernel CVEs let containers mount or rewrite… | ||
| BoF: Defining Criticality - Which Open Source Projects Truly Matter? | Jonathan Reimer, Sam Boysel | 42m |
Group presents a data-driven rework of the OpenSSF Criticality Score inside LFX Insights, scoring the top 10,000 GitHub repos using six commit-log signals… | ||
| Welcome | (not provided) | 05m |
Project notes announce OCI's 10th birthday, two minor spec releases this spring, and a move to GitHub enterprise for repo hosting. A new FreeBSD runtime… | ||
| Monitoring filesystems with fanotify inside containers | Amir Goldstein | 13m |
Work makes fanotify filesystem watch features available inside containers using two strategies: allow filesystems mounted or idmapped into a userns so the… | ||
| Your Containers Aren’t Alone: Demystifying Container Isolation | Marina Moore | 14m |
Compares concrete isolation options, their overheads and threat models, and when each actually prevents cross-tenant access: lightweight kernel features like… | ||
| urunc: A container runtime for unikernels and single application kernels | Charalampos Mainas | 10m |
urunc is a CRI-compatible container runtime that runs tiny VMs or unikernels as containers and integrates with Kubernetes, managing each workload as one VM per… | ||
| Skiff - OCI image analysis utility | Danish Prakash | 11m |
Skiff is a read only OCI image analysis utility built using podman's container libraries that shows uncompressed layer diff IDs and sizes, lists top files per… | ||
| Enabling Secure Container Checkpointing for Distributed Model Training | Radostin Stoyanov | 13m |
Extends CRIU and container runtimes to synchronize checkpoint and restore across multiple containers and nodes using a new CUDA checkpoint + CRIU coordinator… | ||
| Demo / Show & Tell | (not provided) | 01h 05m |
Compares funding for nature and open source then demos several concrete tools and results: a filesystem notification server (fsnotify d-server) that delegates… | ||
| Closing / Wrap Up | (not provided) | 01m |
Schedule adjusts during the day and the session ends early, with an ask to continue discussion on Open Container Initiative Slack and a clarification that it… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Open Source as a Path for a Competitive Automotive Industry | Philipp Ahmann, Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Masato Endo, Carl-Eric Mols, Julian Schregle | 39m |
Open source becomes a strategic way to build software‑defined vehicles by shifting from 100–200 ECUs → 1–2 centralized computers, cutting duplicated… | ||
| OSS Management & OSPO Ask Anything | Stephen Augustus, Ashley Wolf, Alice Sowerby, Annania Melaku, Natali Vlatko, Ana Jiménez Santamaría | 46m |
Defines OSPOs as functions managing open source and cites a research increase in reported effectiveness from 65% to 79% over one year. Lists practical outputs… | ||
| From Qualitative Insights To Quantitative Analysis: Leveraging the OSCI for Strategic OSS Engagement | Kazumi Sato, Masayuki Kuwata | 19m |
Sony uses the Open Source Contributor Index (OSCI) (EPAM) to quantify activity and verify strategy, finding ASWF contributions doubled overall since its 2018… | ||
| Lightning Talk: OpenDevRel: Tales of Developer Relations in Open Source | Dotan Horovits | 29m |
Companies take two open‑source plays: start your own and nurture community or join an established project and carve a focused niche. Practical actions are… | ||
| Power Dynamics, Rug Pulls, and Other Corporate Impacts on OSS Sustainability | Dawn M Foster | 46m |
Covers data on relicensing and hard forks with concrete cases — Elasticsearch → OpenSearch, Terraform → OpenTofu, Redis → Valky, Puppet → Openbox — showing… | ||
| Bootloaders Under Fire: Real-World Threats and Practical Defenses | Ahmad Fatoum | 38m |
Finds four exploit examples showing concrete failures: FIT images execute before crypto check enabling arbitrary code via the U-Boot environment, file systems… | ||
| An Opinionated Overview of Open-Source Robotics | Mateusz Sadowski | 28m |
Overview of open-source robotics that names actual tools and outcomes: middleware coverage includes ROS2 integration, Copper (Rust) and Lar Robot; simulators… | ||
| Sponsored Session: Who Do the Robots Work For? The Surprisingly Simple Answer to AI's Biggest Question | Dave Lockie | 41m |
Main claim: robots end up serving whoever builds and trains them, and purely technical fixes like decentralised ledgers, open source, or crypto consensus do… | ||
| Zephyr-friendly Embedded Display Shopping Guide | Eve Redero | 34m |
A practical checklist for picking a Zephyr-ready display: modules ship panel + controller (chip‑on‑glass) and the Zephyr driver targets the controller, so… | ||
| Keynote: Welcome Back | Gabriele Columbro | 02m |
Day two opens with housekeeping: ask the expert sessions run during breaks, speaker office hours are in the upper lounge on level one, check the schedule for… | ||
| Keynote: Open Matters | Dirk Hohndel | 15m |
Argues that personal photos and edits flow into Apple and Google clouds and into an Adobe cloud where proprietary training and ownership obscure who controls… | ||
| Keynote: Open Source Stack Empowers the AI Era | Dr. Xiong Wei | 11m |
openEuler showcases a runnable open source AI stack called Intelligence Boom with an installer and agent platform (OE deploy, tuning and maintenance agents)… | ||
| Keynote: Open Source & AI at the Core: How Microsoft Builds and Runs on OSS | Ryan Waite | 10m |
Microsoft traces a shift from skepticism to heavy OSS contribution — a 2009 patch of 20,000 lines to the Linux kernel precedes Visual Studio Code (2015) and… | ||
| Keynote: OpenSearch at the Linux Foundation: One Year of Open Innovation and Community Growth | Pallavi Priyadarshini | 09m |
One year after joining the Linux Foundation the project reports concrete community and technical outcomes: 8,800 contributions from 400 organizations and… | ||
| Keynote: Up, Up, and Away: Adventures in Aerial Robotics | Ramon Roche, Kimberly McGuire | 18m |
A practical roadmap for warehouse drone deployment that names the stack, the failure mode, and the results: uses PX4 autopilot (NuttX RTOS, BSD‑3, 14+ years)… | ||
| Three Decades in Kernelland | Jonathan Corbet | 41m |
Thirty four years after a 10,000‑line toy kernel appears the project grows relentlessly to run phones and data centers while surviving the SCO copyright scare… | ||
| The Power of the Device Mapper - From Dm-cache To Dm-zoned | Werner Fischer | 39m |
Device mapper is the kernel layer for stacking virtual block devices and is controlled with low‑level commands like dmsetup… | ||
| Extending Container Performance Isolation: Regulating Memory Bandwidth & Cache in the Kernel | Jonathan Perry | 42m |
Shows that shared cache and memory bandwidth cause real slowdowns — measured examples range from 3–14x latency increases and common apps suffer 20–30% CPI… | ||
| rpdfs: Designing a High Performance File System | Ric Wheeler | 27m |
rpdfs is a distributed file system built around per-NVMe device daemon processes, a lightweight rapidfs kernel client, and a quorum-based map daemon that… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Integrating and Extending Battery Health Preservation Support in Linux | Jelle van der Waa | 10m |
Existing kernel battery control is extended by adding the charge_types API and porting several vendor drivers so UPower can enable battery health preservation… | ||
| Interrupts: The Hidden World of Linux Performance | Shaghayegh Tavakoli | 09m |
Low CPU can hide thousands-per-second hardware interrupts that repeatedly steal the CPU and cause high latency and jitter; hard IRQs run immediately and defer… | ||
| DroneCode: A Decade of Open Source Autonomy | Ramon Roche | 39m |
PX4 and the DroneCode stack claim a decade of production use with 13,000 contributors across 100+ repos and nearly 16 million lines of code, running on… | ||
| Status of Embedded Linux | Tim Bird, Marta Rybczynska | 46m |
Kernel moves include real-time preemption landing and lazy preemption work, a new option to write schedulers as BPF programs, multigrain VFS timestamps, and… | ||
| VM-Friendly Networking on Kubernetes: Customizable Networks, Live Migration, and Best Practices | Surya Seetharaman | 49m |
OVN-Kubernetes and KubeVirt combine to add userdefined networks to Kubernetes: namespace-scoped and cluster-scoped CRDs that create isolated L2/L3 overlays… | ||
| Defense in Depth: High Speed Cloud Native With Soft- and Hardware Protected Functions | Ralph Squillace, Ben De St Paer-Gotch | 44m |
A GitHub automation prototype compiles a Probot app into a WebAssembly component, publishes it to GHCR and runs it on tiny VM devices and a 5G handset, proving… | ||
| No Internet - No Problem? Air-Gapped Kubernetes on Bare Metal | Christian Bendieck, Leonard Vincent Simon Pahlke | 45m |
A fully automated, air-gapped Kubernetes on bare metal is built and bootstrapped from an air-gapped origin node on NixOS that serves ISOs, DHCP, NTP and image… | ||
| Declarative Device Virtualization: Orchestrating GPUs & Hardware in Cloud Native Environments | Samrat Priyadarshi, Anmol Krishan Sachdeva | 53m |
Hammy implements fractional GPUs by intercepting CUDA calls and running a custom device plugin, admission webhook, scheduler and ham-core; the demo assigns 4… | ||
| The Hypervisor Hierarchy: Why Architecture Matters for Performance, Security, and Flexibility | Cody Zuschlag | 39m |
Xen claims a true Type 1 architecture that runs directly on hardware and supports both dom0 for dynamic VM creation and dom0less predictable low-latency setups… | ||
| Free as in Beer. Gifting Your SaaS Product to Open Source Projects | Ara Pulido | 38m |
Datadog runs an eight‑year program that gives its observability and security SaaS free to qualifying open source projects, with 25 active projects and about… | ||
| OSPO Data Pyramid | Cali Dolfi | 19m |
Red Hat’s OSPO builds a data stack around Augur and a Python toolchain feeding the 8Knot dashboard and Repel for deeper analysis; live demo shows repo-level… | ||
| Health Check-ups on OSS Software Projects: Managing Risks While Promoting (Re)use | Johan Linåker | 27m |
Two-year case study with Scania reduces 107 literature-derived signals to 21 health aspects and then to about 13–14 practical attributes teams actually use… | ||
| Decentralized Technologies and Public Infrastructure | Sean Bohan, Iulian Nita | 45m |
EU-wide verification infrastructure runs on Besu/EVM, uses a QBFT proof-of-authority consensus with no native token, and keeps personal data off-chain while… | ||
| ManaTEE: Enabling Verifiable AI Transparency With Confidential Computing | Mateus Guzzo | 30m |
ManaTEE is an open-source ManaTEE framework that runs model evaluation inside attested TEEs, exposing cryptographic evidence of what code and data ran. It uses… | ||
| OpenSSH + FIDO Workshop | Joost van Dijk | 01h 38m |
OpenSSH has built‑in FIDO support since OpenSSH 8.2 (2020) and this workshop demonstrates live exercises that generate FIDO-backed SSH keys, sign commits… | ||
| Zero Trust at the Edge: Bridging Industrial Systems With Verifiable Credentials and OpenZiti | Shane Deconinck | 37m |
A concrete prototype combines OpenZiti edge routers, a ZT controller and an MQTT bridge with W3C verifiable credentials so external technicians present… | ||
| Linux Foundation Initiatives Supporting the Implementation of the EU Cyber Resilience Act | Mirko Boehm, Hilary Carter, Christopher R Robinson | 46m |
EU Cyber Resilience Act goes into full force in 2027 with vulnerability reporting requirements kicking in Q3 2026; a March study confirms 62% low familiarity… | ||
| From Backlog To Breakthrough: How FreeBSD and Bitergia Tackled 7k+ Bugs With Data-Driven Dashboards | Alice Sowerby, Daniel Izquierdo Cortázar, Miguel Ángel Fernández Sánchez, Moin Rahman | 38m |
FreeBSD and Bitergia build GrimoireLab dashboards that analyze 30 years of Bugzilla history, define time-to-first-attention, and introduce unattended and… | ||
| From Fear to Framework: How Open Source Enables Safe Citizen Develo... | Nicky Pike | 58m |
Claims that open source + platform governance turn “vibe coding” into safe citizen development, with Coder providing transparent workspaces and guard rails so… | ||
| 101 on Getting Your Customers To Contribute | Nick Veenhof, Raimund Hook | 42m |
GitLab documents a concrete program called co-create that sends an engineer on site for a week, runs hackathon-style workshops, and pairs teams with product… | ||
| Leading Without the Bloat: Lessons from B... | Lovisa Johansson, Magnus Landerblom | 32m |
84Codes/CloudAMQP scales a profitable open-source SaaS by hosting LavinMQ (Apache‑2) and funding development through a paid service model rather than dual… | ||
| Building Agentic AI Systems: From Transactions To Conversations | Richard Li | 44m |
Argues that production agentic systems require concrete engineering: a fine‑tuning pipeline, heavy GPU inference with caching, and an agent runtime with… | ||
| Quantum Curious? Your Cloud Native Launchpad for K8s-based Quantum Simulations | Anmol Krishan Sachdeva, Samrat Priyadarshi | 44m |
Beginner-friendly pipeline showing a reproducible path from Python circuit to K8s job: code uses Qiskit and Cirq with pyscf HF baselines and a VQE optimizer… | ||
| The Power of the Command Line - How Bash Can Boost Your Productivity | Werner Fischer | 34m |
Covers concrete Bash techniques: four quoting modes, pipelines run in subshells, grouping with ( ) versus { }, and using command substitution without a… | ||
| Streamlining AI Solutions Development: S... | Shinsuke Tashiro, Munehiro Shimomura | 38m |
Open-source suite provides an Wasm-based SDK plus an edge device core (EDC), a local console and CLI for model/app lifecycle and OTA; it abstracts image… | ||
| Sometimes Sequels Are Good: CISA’s Update To the 2021 NTIA SBOM Minimum Elemen... | Victoria Ontiveros | 40m |
CISA publishes a draft 2025 update to the 2021 NTIA SBOM Minimum Elements that renames fields (e.g., SBOM author, component version), adds new required fields… | ||
| Adventures of Building a Platform as a Service for the Government | Hans Kristian Flaatten, Audun Fauchald Strand | 47m |
NAV builds and runs a production PaaS called nice that uses Kubernetes and a set of 10 custom operators to give 100+ product teams a golden-path manifest… | ||
| Rebooting the Republic: OS Operating Systems for Governments | Alexander Smolianitski | 42m |
Feasibility study from the German Centre for Digital Sovereignty evaluates legal, economic and technical steps to replace proprietary OS and backend services… | ||
| Navigating Compliance: What Developers Can Learn From Driving | Kadi McKean, Charlie Jones | 33m |
Regulation focus is on manufacturers while individual contributors remain exempt unless code is placed on the market; stewards face a very light set of… | ||
| Open Source Is a Sewer | Powen Shiah | 36m |
Modern digital foundations are often kept running by tiny teams or single maintainers — Daniel for curl, Piotr Christian & Volkan for Log4j, Sarah for… | ||
| Operationalizing Openness: Standardizing AI Model Supply Chains With the Model Openness Framework | Vincent Caldeira, Arnaud J Le Hors | 32m |
Claims a concrete standard (the Model Openness Framework) that scores model distributions on 17 components of completeness and license openness, and shows an… | ||
| Unlocking the Network: How CAMARA Is Building the Future of Open Network APIs | Herbert Damker | 37m |
CAMARA defines 62 operator-exposed APIs, has 165 named partners and reports 269 commercial launches with ~79% mobile connection coverage in signed markets… | ||
| Keeping Standards Sustainable | Daniel Appelquist | 39m |
Standards orgs adopt agile retrospectives, rotating leadership and regular elections; W3C creates tag associates as an on‑ramp that converts associates into… | ||
| API Lifecycle: Smarter Design and Governance With Open Tooling | Dakshitha Ratnayake, Pubudu Chinthaka Gunatilaka | 40m |
Claims that AI plus open tooling cuts friction by letting teams generate and update OpenAPI specs from natural language, then catch design problems early with… | ||
| How V4L2 Transformed To Support Embedded Cameras | Laurent Pinchart | 41m |
V4L2 now exposes device topology with the media controller and implements subdev states (kernel helpers since ~v6.2) to store per-pad and per-stream formats… | ||
| Bridging Worlds: Using Device Tree Overlays To Support Complex PCI Devices in Linux | Hervé Codina | 26m |
Kernel support (landed in v6.13) creates runtime Device Tree nodes for PCI devices so existing SoC drivers can be reused unchanged; the first use is LAN966x… | ||
| Hotplug of Non-discoverable Hardware: Status and Future Directions | Luca Ceresoli | 50m |
Workable device-tree overlays plus a new connector abstraction let non-discoverable add‑ons be described, detected (EPROM on an I²C bus or probing device… | ||
| DTS 101: From Roots To Trees, Aka Devicetree for Beginners | Krzysztof Kozlowski | 34m |
Practical, step‑by‑step guide to writing Linux devicetree sources and YAML bindings: explains that compatible strings must name the specific device (front then… | ||
| Reliable Recovery in Partitioned Embedded Systems Using IVSHMEM and... | Paresh Bhagat | 13m |
Demonstrates a working pattern that uses IVSHMEM heartbeat between a Linux root cell and inmate under the Jailhouse hypervisor on TI Sitara EVMs to detect… | ||
| Tuning Linux for Embedded Space Applications | Simon Corbin | 16m |
CNES adapts Linux to fly as a guest OS inside an extratum hypervisor partition using a Yocto-based distribution and a Fentis layer for inter-partition comms… | ||
| Code, Control, and Community: How Open Source is Reshaping Innova... | David Hirsch | 38m |
Compares Open Source, internal, and hybrid strategies using case studies in Observability, Cloud Native, and AI and produces a practical decision framework… | ||
| Understanding Data Races in the Linux Kernel | Abhirup Vijay Gunakar | 42m |
States that kernel data races cause silent corruption and security holes and demonstrates tooling: KCSAN (enable CONFIG_KCSAN=y) uses hardware watchpoints plus… | ||
| Hybrid THP Mechanism. Selective Use of Huge Pages by Hot Applications | Asier Gutierrez | 43m |
Proposal implements cgroup-scoped THP in Linux 6.11 with ~500 lines of kernel patch and two new cgroup knobs memory.thp_defrag and memory.thp_enabled, and a… | ||
| More Effective Approach To Detecting Potential Deadlocks, DEPT(DEPendency Tracker) | Byungchul Park | 37m |
DEPT (DEPendency Tracker) presents a runtime checker that captures waits and events instead of just lock acquisition order, adding dependencies to a graph via… | ||
| Data Placement in Linux: Evolving Block and File I/O | Kanchan Joshi | 45m |
Flexible Data Placement (FDP) gives the host explicit placement IDs so Linux can map files/IO to device reclaim units, reducing garbage-collection overhead… | ||
| Securing a Yocto Built System | Michael Opdenacker | 44m |
Step-by-step demo implements Yocto manual guidelines by building a distro with development, production, and production-test images, adding first-boot… | ||
| Fail-Safe Embedded Linux: Designing for Power Resilience | Sergio Prado | 46m |
Provides concrete mitigations: add input protection and a power management IC plus a supercapacitor that supplies 20 Ws for 1.5s so software can sync and shut… | ||
| Implementing Bluetooth LE Audio & Auracast on Embedded Linux Systems | George Kiagiadakis | 42m |
LE Audio and Auracast run on embedded Linux using BlueZ + PipeWire (with WirePlumber) and require a recent kernel (6.4+ recommended), PipeWire built with… | ||
| The Cost of Security: Measuring and Reducing Boot-Time Impact | Michael Olbrich | 48m |
On an i.MX8M Plus eval board with Barebox and eMMC, secure boot using a signed FIT image plus dm-verity raises boot from 5.23s to 6.12s — about 205 ms overhead… | ||
| Producing a Complete Linux System With a Single Command (and Configuration File) With Yocto | Alexander Kanavin | 43m |
A new workflow uses bitbake-setup in the bitbake repo to produce a complete Yocto build directory from a single JSON configuration stored in a config… | ||
| Enhancing OpenAMP: Making Linux and Zephyr Work Better Together | Iuliana Prodan | 22m |
Real problem: shared memory appears at different physical addresses on application and DSP cores on NXP i.MX platforms, breaking OpenAMP. Implemented address… | ||
| Introducing the New Zephyr Stepper Driver API | Jilay Pandya | 07m |
Zephyr adds a stepper driver API after an RFC that collects about 300 comments over six months, resulting in concrete functions like set microstep resolution… | ||
| Overview of the SCMI Support in Zephyr | Laurentiu Mihalcea | 12m |
SCMI support in Zephyr exists since Zephyr 4.0.0 and implements the ARM specification v3.2 (ARM v4.0 is alpha); only two upstream boards are enabled: IDX95 EVK… | ||
| A Reusable Zbus Based Architecture, Abstracting Core Application... | Jaco Liebenberg | 15m |
Plentify ports products to Zephyr and builds a reusable application base using zbus channels for commands and events, splitting functionality into ~5… | ||
| CoffeeCaller – a Fully Open Source Product Development Example | Andreas Kurz, Stefan Kraus | 42m |
CoffeeCaller is a fully open source embedded device that coordinates coffee breaks by broadcasting calls; development starts on an ESP32 devkit, migrates to a… | ||
| Zephyr Functional Safety BOF | Nicole Pappler, AlektoMetis, Stephane Parenti | 42m |
Zephyr narrows certification to a kernel-only scope plus unavoidable kernel-adjacent code and aims to deliver a safety element with a safety manual and… | ||
| Updates To Clock Management Within Zephyr RTOS | Daniel DeGrasse | 47m |
Proposal replaces existing clock control with a clock-management subsystem that already implements runtime frequency requests, moves clock states to clock… | ||
| Cortex-M(etal): Hyper-optimized Zephyr-Friendly Context Switching for a Mature Architecture | Andy Ross | 57m |
Reworks the Cortex‑M context‑switch to a stack‑centric frame implemented as 17 thumb2 instructions (not yet Cortex‑M0 compatible), lands in a PR and shows a… | ||
| CANnectivity: Zephyr-based USB To CAN Adapter Firmware | Henrik Brix Andersen | 52m |
A Zephyr-based USB-to-CAN firmware implements the GSUSB protocol and adds CAN FD, remote-controlled termination, hardware timestamps and DFU updates, targeting… | ||
| How We Got DOOM Running on Zephyr (And Why You Should Try It) | Peter van der Perk | 17m |
PrBoom is ported to Zephyr and runs in the Zephyr native simulator and on NXP MCUX hardware, demonstrating a working DOOM on an IMX RT and a constrained M33… | ||
| Mirror and Control Android Phone With Zephyr on I.MX RT1170 | Phi Bang Nguyen, Trung Hieu Le | 27m |
A working prototype runs Zephyr on the i.MX RT1170 as a Wi Fi access point, receives MJPEG from an Android phone via the scrcpy architecture, decodes with an… | ||
| Bridging Safety and Architecture: Zephyr’s Path To IEC 61508 Complian... | Tobias Kästner, Simon Hein | 53m |
Zephyr is pursuing IEC 61508 compliance by scoping safety to kernel services (~15,000 lines of code) and targeting SIL3 target reasoning, with a safety… | ||
| Test Strategy for Zephyr | Maciej Perkowski | 44m |
A formal test strategy now codifies objectives (stability, effectiveness, transparency, traceability) and chooses concrete tooling and triggers: Twister… | ||
| Testing Zephyr Bluetooth Devices at Scale | Donatien Garnier | 40m |
Built a Raspberry Pi + balena GitHub Actions runner farm driving nRF52840 dongles and nightly firmware; runs 24h tests across 100+ devices and triggers core… | ||
| Model-Based Testing for the Zephyr RTOS | Philipp Panzer | 44m |
Model-based approach creates a formal spec of the Zephyr semaphore API in PlusCal/TLA+ and TLC, produces counterexample traces (about 10 properties explored… | ||
| BASIL - What's New, What's Next | Luigi Pellecchia | 42m |
BASIL now exports a traceability-aware SPDX SBOM (Model3) JSON that includes checksums, imports requirements from CSV/YAML/JSON/spreadsheet/SPDX, scans… | ||
| Build Distroless Containers the Easy Way: From Full Fat To Featherweight With Unbase_oci | Nikolas Kraetzschmar | 25m |
unbase_oci takes a full Debian/Ubuntu-style image, exports both base and app roots, diffs files, resolves ELF linker dependencies inside the base, and rebuilds… | ||
| Cloud Native IoT: OTA Updates and Device Repurposing With K8s | Anastassios Nanos, Charalampos Mainas | 35m |
An open source system integrates resource‑constrained ESP32 and ESP32‑C6 MCUs into Kubernetes using Akri discovery, hardware‑rooted identity via OpenDICE / EAT… | ||
| Server Partitioning Without VMs - for Flexibility and Performance | Antti Kervinen, Feruzjon Muyassarov | 38m |
Shows a hands-on method to partition a 128‑core, two‑NUMA Intel server for containers using NRI plugins and the balloons policy inside containerd (no VMs)… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Containers Live Migration: What’s There, What’s Missing, What’s Next? | Daniel Simionato | 13m |
Live container migration exists in pieces: CRIU (used by Docker/Podman and even Google Borg) and DMTCP can checkpoint process state, DockerCon 2015 demo moved… | ||
| From Chaos to Control: Overcoming C and C++’s Inherent Unsafety | Assaf Tzur-El | 53m |
C and C++ are described as inherently unsafe: buffer overflows, lifetime and bounds errors, undefined behavior like division by zero that “can do anything,”… | ||
| Identifying Safety Weaknesses and Fault Propagation in the Linux Kernel | Igor Stoppa | 42m |
A reproducible fault-injection tool targets kernel control structures on ARM64 by letting a monitor spawn a victim process, locating its instance via a… | ||
| Looking at Linux as a SEooC | Kate Stewart, Nicole Pappler, Chuck Wolber | 45m |
Linux is being treated as a safety element out of context with concrete steps: the kernel sees 9 changes per hour from ~4,700 unique contributors, so the… | ||
| Demystifying West | Carles Cufí | 41m |
West is Zephyr’s CLI that actually manages multi-repo workspaces via a YAML manifest, avoids git submodules, and is written in Python and published on PyPI. It… | ||
| Your SBOM Is Lying To You – Let’s Make It Honest | Justin Cappos, John Kjell | 41m |
Current SBOMs routinely miss runtime artifacts and build-time inclusions; SBOMit captures build activity with in-toto attestations, records file and… | ||
| Panel: Securing Europe's Open Source Infrastructure: A Technical Case for an EU-Wide Sovereign Tech Fund | Nick Gates, Felix Reda, Peter Giese, Powen Shiah, Alice Sowerby, Jimmy Ahlberg | 44m |
Feasibility study (June 2025) argues for an EU Sovereign Tech Fund that preserves Germany’s low‑overhead model and targets at least €350M target from the EU… | ||
| Keynote: Open is Sovereign | Gabriele Columbro | 22m |
European open source is framed as a pillar of digital sovereignty with concrete numbers: a 2021 study values contribution at 65–95 billion EUR, rebuild cost… | ||
| Keynote: Financial Services Has Embraced Open Source – What Can Europe Learn From the Journey So Far? | Madeleine Dassule | 15m |
Financial services creates FINOS in 2020 after investment banks donate large codebases called Lenon and Morfare, grows to over 100 members, and pivots to prove… | ||
| Dirlock: A New Rust Tool to Manage Encrypted Filesystems | Alberto Garcia | 39m |
Dirlock is a Rust command-line tool that manages kernel-native fscrypt encryption and stores keys as protectors (password, FIDO2, TPM) rather than inventing a… | ||
| Exploring the Power of eBPF for System Observability | Shaghayegh Tavakoli, Zahra Dehghanpour | 32m |
Claims that eBPF lets teams get kernel-level signals in days not years by compiling bytecode, passing a kernel verifier, and loading sandboxed programs. A BCC… | ||
| Strategies for Rate Limiting Network Packet Ingress | Schuyler Patton, Daolin Qiu | 34m |
Shows three concrete ingress rate‑limit implementations and measured effects: using tc qdisc to drop to 10 Mbps and reduce CPU from ~95% to ~4% (but requires… | ||
| Trainings on Open Source: How To Build a Comprehensive Training Program About Open Source? | Gergely Csatari | 38m |
Nokia OSPO is rebuilding a role‑based curriculum: a mandatory interactive web course for company‑wide basics, recorded process demos for inbound/outbound… | ||
| Why and How We Updated Our License Policy for Use of Open Sou... | Nico Rikken, Jonas van den Bogaard | 42m |
Alliander's OSPO updates a sprawling 2020 license policy into a concise, one‑page license‑vs‑use‑case matrix that maps permissive, weak/strong copyleft… | ||
| Team Topologies and the Value Paths for OSPOs & ISPOs | Clare Dillon | 48m |
Maps OSPO/ISPO activities onto the Team Topologies model and argues that positioning matters: enabling team as short-term (coaching/training gets framed as… | ||
| Sovereignty Spotlight: EU Regulations and the... | Stefan Bergstein, David Szegedi | 40m |
Fast rundown of what matters: maps DORA, NIS2 (enforced 2024), EUCS and the AI Act (baseline rules set for 2027) to concrete controls—third‑party exit plans… | ||
| Applying DevRel Foundation Resources To Application Security | Jayson DeLancey | 33m |
Developer Relations Foundation resources get applied to application security by building a searchable tools catalog with a standardized schema, validation and… | ||
| Building a Solarpunk Web: Open Source for a Sustainable Digital Future | Mike Gifford | 39m |
Web measurement shows scale and targets: the Web Almanac scans 17 million sites with Google Lighthouse and finds the average page is larger than Doom’s initial… | ||
| Why Quantum Safe Encryption Is the Next Y2K, and How To Be Prepared | Joe Winchester | 44m |
Claims that Shorian Shor's algorithm (named Shaw in the transcript) will break RSA and ECC drive a specific urgency: current captures enable harvest now… | ||
| From Radar Echoes To Real-Time Recognition: Deep Learning on Another Planet an Open Source Workflow | Viktor Somogyi | 45m |
Real Magellan SAR mosaics (one file ~60 GB) convert to labeled training sets in QGIS, get cut into 512-pixel tiles, and train with PyTorch on AWS SageMaker… | ||
| Insights Into the Safe Open Source Vehicle Core Project for SDV | Philipp Ahmann | 43m |
Code-first middleware for software-defined vehicles that targets ISO 26262, ASPICE and ISO 21434 compliance for upper layers rather than the OS, developed by… | ||
| AutoSD: A Linux Development and Prototyping Framework for the Automotive Community | Alessandro Carminati, Gabriele Paoloni | 01h 00m |
AutoSD is an upstream CentOS Stream–based distro that ships a real‑time tuned Linux kernel, OSTree immutability, declarative YAML images via Automotive Image… | ||
| Shifting Safety Techniques To a Statistical World | Imanol Allende, Nicholas Mc Guire | 49m |
Argues that conventional deterministic assurance breaks on high‑performance, non‑deterministic systems and replaces it with statistical claims backed by data… | ||
| Engineering Trust: Formulating Continuous Compliance for Open Sour... | Paul Albertella, Kaspar Matas | 43m |
Eclipse Trustable Software Framework (TSF) provides a git‑based, workflow‑agnostic model that records objectives as linked statements, hashes artifacts for… | ||
| MISRA C and C++ in OSS: Yes, We Can! | Roberto Bagnara | 51m |
MISRA C/C++ gets applied to large open‑source stacks using a three‑step program of training, tailoring, tooling. Projects reported: Xen drops from >1,000,000… | ||
| Modern Application Debugging: An Introduction To OpenTelemetry | Joshua Lee | 41m |
Claims that traces are the killer app for debugging and that OpenTelemetry supplies an open format, language SDKs, the OpenTelemetry Collector and OTLP for… | ||
| When Foundation Models Go Open: Unlocking the Promise From Infrastructure To Impact in Health | Elham Dolatabadi | 38m |
Claim: curated, high quality medical image text pairs beat larger noisy web scraped sets. Built OpenPMC 2.2M → 18M image text pairs with subfigure… | ||
| Why We Needed an Open Source AI Definition Now | Stefano Maffulli, Jordan Maris | 31m |
OSI publishes the Open Source AI Definition (OSAID) after a yearlong co‑design with 100+ experts from 27 nations (Sloan Foundation funded), and version 1 is… | ||
| ELC Closing Game: Cheers to 20 Years! | (not provided) | 56m |
Conference wraps as a 20th anniversary celebration with a short retrospective of past venues, program committee history, and plans for ELC North America and a… | ||
| Europe-China Open Source: Digital Sovereignty & Sustained Collaboration | Yehui Wang, Daniel Izquierdo Cortázar | 32m |
Uses OSS Compass and Chaos project tooling plus imported Chinese forge data (Gitee/Gitcode) and time‑zone heuristics to adjust GitHub IP biases and reproduce… | ||
| Panel: Open Source in the Dutch (Semi) Public Sector: Strategies, Challenges & Digital Sovereignty | Jonas van den Bogaard, Marlena van Ooijen, Leon Roeleveld, Ivonne Jansen, Koos Steenbergen | 42m |
Dutch government runs an open unless policy for five years and a national open source NL community with 1,000+ members that answers questions within days; one… | ||
| Why Further Development on Publiccode.yml Is Necessary | Tom Ootes | 32m |
European government catalogs (FR/DE/EU/IT) standardize on publiccode.yml but the schema treats only large applications and fails to describe APIs, components… | ||
| Freedom, Diversity, and Sovereignty: The Power of Open Source in Europe’s Digital Future | Hannah Haworth | 27m |
Europe runs over 70% of its cloud workloads on AWS, Azure or GCP and remains subject to the US Cloud Act, while Danish publishers lost ~50% of Facebook… | ||
| Towards Quality SBOMs: The OpenChain Telco SBOM Guide | Marc-Etienne Vargenau | 50m |
The OpenChain Telco SBOM Guide v1.1 mandates SPDX 2.2/2.3 output (JSON or tag‑value), requires NTIA minimum elements and PURL identifiers, and specifies… | ||
| OSS Documentation Workshop | Erin McKean, Daniel D. Beck | 33m |
Workshop presents concrete tools and processes drawn from Google Season of Docs with 130 projects and 200 case studies condensed into resources at… | ||
| Fixing the Watchdog: How Open Documentation Empowers Community-Driven Hardware Support | Andrew Halaney | 35m |
Open documentation lets a reader trace a failing watchdog from kernel to silicon, pin down that the input clock is running at ~19 MHz instead of the expected… | ||
| User Research in the Open-source Project: The Good Docs Project Case | Lana Novikova | 34m |
The Good Docs Project builds a UX research kit, runs semi‑structured interviews and shares the templates; recruitment yields 45 applications, 11 interviews… | ||
| Documentation That Runs: Bridging Code, Prose, and Interactivity | Kailan Blanks | 46m |
Five years of lessons show documentation that runs lowers onboarding friction by embedding editable, click-to-run examples and letting users break happy paths… | ||
| Do It Faster: How We Supercharged Linux To Work With Blazing Fast ADCs for IIO | Trevor Gamblin | 33m |
Kernel changes add SPI offload and a new PWM waveform mode to upstream Linux (merged around 6.13 and 6.15–6.16), enabling support for ~121 ADI parts and about… | ||
| From Raw To Refined: The Evolution of Raw Flash Support in Linux | Miquèl Raynal | 36m |
MTD adds real features: SPI NAND lands as first‑class storage, OTP hooks appear (SPI-NAND since 5.13, spine since 6.15), SLC pseudo‑mode merges (5.8) to avoid… | ||
| Unified Boot Time Measurement: A Precise, Scalable Framework for Multi-Processor Systems | Vishnu Pratap Singh, Soumya Tripathy | 48m |
A vendor-agnostic framework that standardizes boot-stage records across cores, uses hardware timers to generate synchronized timestamps, and writes boot… | ||
| How To Support Multiple Display Controllers With Different Interfaces on One SoC | Devarsh Thakkar, Aradhya Bhatia | 32m |
Shows Linux DRM support for the AM62P SoC with two display controllers and interfaces DSI, DPI/HDMI and OLDI, comparing a single-card model vs a dual card… | ||
| Advancing AI Application Development on RISC-V Platforms | Yuning Liang | 40m |
A company ships a 64-bit 8‑core RISC‑V AI SoC board (motherboard starting at $299) that runs Whisper, VLC speech‑to‑text, webLLM and text‑to‑image workloads… | ||
| Feasibility and Architecture of a Dual-Board Embedded System: Yocto & Zephyr Integration | Andrea Ricchi, Dario Binacchi | 43m |
Dual-board CAN system built: STM32MP1 + STM32F429 hardware, main board runs Linux built with Yocto + meta-flutter and secondary runs Zephyr + LVGL. Flutter UI… | ||
| The SBOM Era: Leaving No Open Source Project Behind With Osskb.org | Agustin Benito Bethencourt, Oscar Enrique Goñi | 51m |
osskb.org is a free, hash‑based detection backend that matches file and snippet hashes against a 273 million URL knowledge base and returns license and version… | ||
| Zero Trust Maturity Assessment With OSCAL | Donald Hunter, Arthur Savage | 29m |
Automated conversion of raw compliance-operator output into OSCAL controls lets a pipeline map NIST 853 catalog entries to five zero trust pillars and generate… | ||
| Keeping Your Software Supply Chain Healthy | Daniel Rabinovitz | 44m |
Software supply chains show concrete risks and fixes: attacks doubled in 2024 and there’s a 1300% rise 2020–2023 in malicious packages, average breach cost is… | ||
| Navigating Uncertainty: Operational Risk Management in the Open-Source Sector | Eleni Katsoula | 32m |
Collabora frames operational resilience as an emergent property built from adaptive planning, scenario planning (about 60% of planning effort), and flexible… | ||
| Linux Power Management Features & Their Interactions, Part 2 | Théo Lebrun | 41m |
Covers how Linux runtime PM actually behaves with real drivers: many controllers use auto runtime PM so runtime gets/puts happen without… | ||
| A Journey To the Secure World of OPTEE From the Non-secure World of Linux | Manorit Chawdhry | 34m |
Walks through building an OP-TEE path from Linux to secure EL3, then implements an OTP efuse on K3 as a working example that uses SMC calls through TF-A to… | ||
| Thread: A Wireless IoT Networking Protocol That's Built on Open Source | Esko Dijk, Saurabh Kumar | 44m |
Thread gives battery sensors native IPv6 addresses so small devices act as first‑class Internet nodes; OpenThread is the BSD‑3 open source reference… | ||
| Easily Generating Debian-Based Embedded Systems | Clara Kowalsky, Felix Mößbauer | 41m |
Isar generates reproducible Debian-based images by combining Debian packages with a BitBake task engine, producing bootable raw images for x86, ARM64 and… | ||
| Setting up Real-time Ethernet and TSN With Linux: A 10-step Guide | Jan Altenberg | 41m |
Step-by-step recipe to get Linux TSN working: enable preempt RT and isolate two CPU cores, configure 4 hardware queues per NIC and map 15 socket priorities →… | ||
| Software Defined Hardware on Heterogeneous SoCs Using OpenAMP | Peter Fecher | 39m |
Prototype implements Zephyr + OpenAMP on a heterogeneous SoC (IMX8M‑Plus, target IMX93) to run flex‑IO/bit‑bang peripherals on an M‑core and expose them in… | ||
| Software ISP FOSS Support for MIPI Cameras | Hans de Goede, Bryan O'Donoghue | 42m |
A fully open software ISP for MIPI/CSI2 cameras is upstream in libcamera and runs real-time on common x86 laptops at ~30 fps; GPU offload uses GLES2 fragment… | ||
| Powering Up: Lab Automation With Labgrid and CI | Tim Orling, Trevor Gamblin | 41m |
Demonstrates a repeatable workflow that goes from cross‑compiling a kernel to TFTP booting a BeaglePlay and arriving at a shell using a single-developer… | ||
| Automotive Grade Linux - Evolution and Lessons Learned From 10 Years of Community Management | Walt Miner | 38m |
Automotive Grade Linux claims production deployment in millions of vehicles (Toyota/Lexus lines, 2018 Camry first AGL ship) and maintains an AGL unified… | ||
| U-Boot in the Fast Lane: Developing a Safety Test Framework for Automotive Applicati... | Neha Malcom Francis | 33m |
U-Boot gains a concrete safety capability: a BIST driver upstreamed that lets SPL on a non‑safe A72 trigger built‑in self tests on R5 safety cores, write… | ||
| The Bootloader: An Underestimated Risk To Embedded Linux Security | Richard Weinberger | 31m |
Audit finds integer overflows in ext4 and squashfs and a memory allocator overflow due to signed cast, each enabling practical exploits that overwrite control… | ||
| How and Why Do the Bad Guys Attack Embedded Products? | Marta Rybczynska | 38m |
Embedded devices are attacked via concrete, repeatable paths: a vacuum cleaner with the vacuum cleaner camera pin validated only in app exposes its video… | ||
| Yocto or Debian for Your Embedded System? Yes. | Alan Martinovic | 41m |
Many teams start with a stock Debian image and freeze a fragile golden image by tweaking a running device; Yocto gives full reproducibility but costs steep… | ||
| Zephyr Workbench: Open Source Zephyr Extension for VSCode | Roy Jamil | 46m |
An open source VS Code extension that automates Zephyr setup and repeatedly reproduces environments via a bundled Z installer for Windows 10/11, Ubuntu… | ||
| MQTT-SN in Zephyr: Lightweight Messaging for Constrained Devices | Steffen Görtz | 12m |
Zephyr provides a complete Zephyr MQTT-SN client with a UDP/IP reference transport and an example contributed in 2022 plus later wildcard and gateway-discovery… | ||
| Is the Zephyr Device Tree Too Complicated? | Tim Guite | 15m |
Zephyr’s device tree enables reuse across boards but often forces redundant fields (I2C unit address repeated), opaque YAML bindings, and hard-to-follow DTSI… | ||
| Harnessing the Twister: Zephyr Data-Driven Testing and Insights | Anas Nashif | 49m |
Twister is Zephyr’s Python test runner and manager that actually builds, flashes and runs thousands of tests in parallel across racks of devices and CI, and… | ||
| Demystifying Memory: A Practical Tutorial on Managing & Optimizing Memory in Zephyr | Marko Sagadin | 51m |
Hands‑on Zephyr memory tuning for an nRF5340 + nRF7002 product that starts with only 61 KB flash and 69 KB RAM for application code, using the Azure IoT Hub… | ||
| MIDI2 in the Real World With Zephyr | Titouan Christophe | 40m |
Shows a concrete MIDI 2 implementation on Zephyr that sends and receives UMP packets over USB and UDP, with device tree descriptions, input callbacks and a… | ||
| Building a Zephyr-Native Audio Framework With Sound Open Firmware | Iuliana Prodan | 27m |
Claim: replace the Linux host with a Cortex-M running Zephyr so Sound Open Firmware (SOF) runs on microcontrollers. Implementation uses SOF 2.0 on Zephyr… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Zephyr in Education | Vixay Phimmasane, Flavio Felder | 12m |
Course uses Zephyr for labs like dining philosophers on a custom green baseboard stacked with an STM Discovery kit; students implement mutexes, semaphores and… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Protecting Zephyr Against Memory Safety Vulnerabilities With the New CHERI Hardware Architecture | Jennifer Jackson | 25m |
Memory-safety bugs cause about 70% of vulnerabilities and Zephyr records ~100 CVEs with 60–70% memory-safety issues. CHERI enforces bounds and permissions in… | ||
| Getting Strange New Displays and Sensors Running on Zephyr for Open Health Devi... | Ashwin Whitchurch | 40m |
Open-source patient monitors and a smartwatch run a single codebase across RP2040, nRF5340 and STM32+ESP32 hardware using Zephyr; dozens of custom drivers were… | ||
| Zephyr RTOS: Under 1KB of RAM | Parthiban N, Karthikeyan Krishnasamy | 41m |
Zephyr runs under 1 KB of SRAM by aggressively shrinking the data section and stacks: kernel footprint drops to ~128 bytes, final board image sits at ~892… | ||
| From Code To Current: Reducing Energy Consumption in Zephyr | Fabian Pflug | 43m |
Built a Bluetooth coin‑cell sensor and measures power with a Nordic Power Profiler Kit v2 and oscilloscope, finds naive firmware draws 684 µA (~19.5 days)… | ||
| Zbus - New Features and Roadmap | Rodrigo Peixoto | 46m |
ZBus reports 23 merged PRs since Seattle, including four new features: per-channel numeric IDs, publishing statistics, runtime observer pools (static or heap)… | ||
| Zbus 2030: Community-Driven Directions for Zbus | Rodrigo Peixoto | 43m |
Survey runs June 7–Aug 22 and collects 55 survey responses showing mainly experienced embedded software engineers across all continents using Zbus mostly for… | ||
| The Native Simulator and Zephyr | Alberto Escolar | 47m |
Builds Zephyr as a host executable that runs deterministically by alternating a single embedded thread with host-run hardware models, letting you run and debug… | ||
| A Slice of Zephyr Pi! | Tim Guite, William Vinnicombe | 39m |
Mainline Zephyr now supports RP2040 and RP2350 boards (Pico, Pico W, Pico 2, Pico 2W) with over 15 million sold across variants; developers use a temporary… | ||
| Zephyr & Linux Devicetree, Similarities and Differences – Practical Guide To Boards, Shields and Con | Stephan Linz, Tobias Kästner | 41m |
Zephyr moves Devicetree processing into the build so hardware topology is resolved at compile-time devicetree translation rather than runtime; Linux uses DTC… | ||
| Integrating EPSS and CVSS in Open Policy Agent To Quarantine Real-world Vulnerabilities | Nigel Douglas | 41m |
Shows how EPSS and CVSS get ingested as JSON into Open Policy Agent and used to auto-quarantine artifacts in Cloudsmith using Rego policies and Trivy scans… | ||
| NeoNephos' OpenMFP and Platform Mesh: Building Composable Enterprise Architectures | Bastian Echterhölter, Aaron Schweig | 38m |
Claims a unified micro‑frontend composition framework and a Kubernetes‑centric service mesh that uses KCP workspaces and the Kubernetes Resource Model as the… | ||
| Another Cluster Bites the Dust... and That’s Just Fine! | Graziano Casto | 47m |
Proposes ephemeral infra that provisions per PR using Crossplane XRD/compositions as the control plane and kube‑green sleepinfo patching to scale workloads to… | ||
| Sponsored Session: Creating Products with Upstream SW - Fireside Chat with TI & Friends | 54m | |
European CRA forces products to ship recent software or face up to 2.5% global revenue fines and strict 24/72/30-day CRA deadlines for vulnerability reporting… | ||
| Civil Infrastructure Platform: State of Industrial Grade Linux | Yoshitake Kobayashi, Dinesh Kumar | 39m |
CIP ships a new Super Long‑Term Support kernel based on Linux 6.12 SLTS, maintains Debian‑based core packages with reproducible images, and reviews roughly… | ||
| The Secret Lives of OSS Designers: Understanding Designers Contributing To OSS | Eriol Fox | 41m |
A 10–16 week diary study with five designers across USA Canada Nigeria Brazil and Germany shows designers struggle with developer platforms like GitHub and… | ||
| The Hidden Heroes: How Non-Technical Contributors Find Their Place in Open Source Communities | Miaolai Zhou, Lahari Chowtoori | 21m |
Interviews with 16 non-technical open source professionals reveal concrete outcomes: documentation as entry point drives adoption via Read the Docs and grew… | ||
| Understanding the Need for Systemic Change in Open Source Through Intersectionality | Imma Valls | 30m |
Data show stark gaps: Apache projects show ~5% women contributors, GitHub and Linux kernel near 9%, and many women exit tech around age 35. An… | ||
| Adding the W3C’s New ARRM To Improve Your Project’s Accessibility | Mike Gifford | 36m |
ARRM maps WCAG 2.1 success criteria to concrete tasks and roles, breaking criteria into labeled chunks (e.g. IMG prefix, FRM for forms) and a decision tree so… | ||
| Sponsored Session - Unlock Growth and Talent: Effectiveness of Mentorship in Open Source Projects | Nate Waddington | 43m |
CNCF runs three mentorship terms per year via LFX, Google Summer of Code and occasional Outreachy placements and reports 3 terms per year, 19 mentees became… | ||
| Panel: Europe’s Open Source Motivations and Mandate: Findings From the 2025 World of Open Source... | Anna Hermansen, Mirko Boehm, Adrienn Lawson, Christian Neu, Paloma Oliviera | 45m |
Annual survey uses 316 European respondents, 45 questions and 14 expert interviews to quantify gaps: only 32% contribute upstream, public procurement still… | ||
| Panel Discussion: NeoNephos: Building an Open Source Foundation for Europe's Digital Future | Paula Grzegorzewska, Christian Weiss, Stephan Ilaender, Vasu Chandrasekhara, Stefan Majer | 49m |
NeoNephos sets out to build a multi-provider cloud-edge continuum funded under an IPS grant (roughly 50/50 public/private through 2028) by incubating projects… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Digital Commons: Technological Building Blocks for European Digital Sovereignty | Nick Gates, Adrienn Lawson, Daniel Izquierdo Cortázar | 48m |
NGI Commons is a 36-month CSA that starts in January 2024 and produces a draft taxonomy of technical and non-technical building blocks aimed at the Open… | ||
| The Perfect Storm, What NIS2 and CRA Mean for Your IT Security Strategy | Emiel Brok | 46m |
European rules NIS2 and the Cyber Resilience Act create concrete obligations: personal liability rises to €10 million per incident, thresholds apply… | ||
| Modernizing Resource Management in Embedded Systems Using eBPF | Michał Wilczyński | 29m |
eBPF is used as a low-overhead observability layer to build a low-memory detector and a dynamic cache tuner for TizenOS. The detector counts kswapd wakes… | ||
| SEPIA - Validate your SBOM and More | Nikola Babadzhanov, Rakesh Prabhakaran | 38m |
SEPIA is a web app that validates SPDX and CycloneDX SBOMs against user-selected schemas, shows field-level errors, lets users edit errors inline, and merges… | ||
| Lightning Talk: How Zephyr Shaped My Journey as a Trainee in Embedded Software Development | Verena Abt | 11m |
Journey describes porting an unsupported microcontroller to Zephyr over four rotations, spending about two months resolving missing device tree entries… | ||
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