Open Source Summit India 2026
as the organisers put it
Open Source Summit India unites the open source ecosystem, offering a platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and exploring innovative solutions.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote: Linus Torvalds in Conversation with Dirk Hohndel | Linus Torvalds, Dirk Hohndel | 36m |
Linux 7.1 ships as steady incremental progress on a strict 9–10 week release cadence, with the merge window handled as roughly 200 merges in two weeks and a… | ||
| Guide To Become Linux Kernel Maintainer | Krzysztof Kozlowski | 38m |
Linux kernel maintainership requires being an active contributor, knowing Git and the email-based workflow, and committing real time to reviews and grooming… | ||
| Trust, but Sandbox: Securing AI Agents in Kubernetes | Sudhanshu Prajapati, Prateek Mishra | 39m |
Shows an exploit chain where a curl-installed agent reads a .env, posts secrets to a pastebin and deletes a workspace via a planner→worker A2A delegation… | ||
| Hey Yocto, Build Me a Custom Embedded Linux! Er, No | Kaiwan Billimoria | 42m |
Shows how Yocto plus BitBake actually builds a full custom embedded Linux: downloads ~8 GB, compiles for ~3–4 hours using a powerful build host and eats ~77… | ||
| How Kubernetes Networking Really Works: A Packet’s Journey Across Pods and Nodes | Ashwin Sriram, M Viswanath Sai | 51m |
Live demos build a kernel‑level mental model: a hand‑rolled tun + user‑space encapsulator works but loses ~25% of packets and adds 43 bytes per packet plus CPU… | ||
| Open Source Is Not the Same Anymore | Faeka Ansari, Hrittik Roy | 40m |
Open source projects now change licenses, lock APIs, or stay controlled by one vendor; curl ends a $86,000 bug‑bounty after AI‑generated noise; Synadia tries… | ||
| Kubernetes OIDC That Works in Practice: Keycloak + RBAC + Kubelogin Without Day‑2 Pain | Manik Bindlish | 31m |
Configures Kubernetes API with OIDC args (client_id, issuer URL, CA cert) and uses Keycloak + RBAC + kubelogin so logins return 5-minute tokens that kubelogin… | ||
| Running On-Device AI With Qualcomm AI Engine Using LiteRT & ExecuTorch | Kartikey Rawat | 39m |
Claims ability to run full PyTorch and TFLite models completely on-device using ExecuTorch + Qualcomm QNN (via LiteRT), with an AOT compile → partition →… | ||
| Keynote Panel: Open Source Innovation Powering India’s Digital Public Infrastructure | Radha K, Suresh M K, Julian Gordon | 30m |
Panel describes a deployed, production trust stack: DigiYatra runs on 38 airports, 24 million users, 100 million uses and replaces a central repository with no… | ||
| I Break Things, AI Fixes Them: Building a Self-Healing CI/CD Pipeline | Premved Dhote | 34m |
Claims a working proof-of-concept called Pipeline Doctor that uses GitHub Actions to trigger a LangGraph orchestration with LangGraph + Gemini for analysis and… | ||
| Security: Why It _has_to Be Open Source | Mike Bursell | 40m |
Argument: security software works better open because independent review, reproducible signing and supply-chain tooling scale trust—examples include Sigstore… | ||
| Recipes and Runtimes: Making Sense of Containers in 2026 | Soundarya Rangarajan | 55m |
Builds a simple Node + Express app and shows how a naive Ubuntu-based Docker image balloons to ~1.79 GB, then drops to ~330 MB with a multi-stage Node 24 slim… | ||
| AI as a Platform Engineer: Explaining Kubernetes Failures, Not Just Detecting Them | Paranitharan Kalaiselvan | 38m |
Comcast describes an AI explanation layer that cuts Kubernetes deployment troubleshooting from 30–45 minutes to about 5 by combining declarative JSON rules… | ||
| CI/CD, APIs, and Scaling: What Every Cloud Native Developer Needs To Kn... | Aditya Soni, Aditi Gupta | 39m |
Shows a concrete pipeline: code -> Tekton triggers -> Kaniko/Buildah builds -> Trivy scans -> images pushed to Quay/Harbor and deployed by Argo CD as GitOps so… | ||
| Keep AI on Track: Guardrails + OpenTelemetry Observability | Prabal Rakshit | 40m |
Shows a concrete pipeline that instruments guardrails across UI, orchestration, LLM, retrieval and infra using OpenTelemetry and an LGTM backend… | ||
| Operating a Self-Healing Bare-Metal Kubernetes Platform at Global Scale | Aparna Prabhu, Nikhil Pathak | 40m |
DigitalOcean describes a self-healing bare-metal Kubernetes platform running storage workloads across 15 regions, 366 nodes, 5,000+ pods with hardware from 40… | ||
| Lightning Talk: If Zephyr Wants To Power AI Cameras, What Must Change? | Rutvij Trivedi | 18m |
Zephyr’s video API lacks per-frame metadata and graceful stream shutdown, which causes NPU inference to target the wrong display frame (observed as N+2 frame… | ||
| Lightning Talk: Strengthening Zephyr’s Camera Framework: Architecture Review and Enhancements | Elgin Perumbilly, Ankit Siddhapura | 12m |
Adds runtime PM to Zephyr’s camera stack by implementing PM action callbacks in the IMX335 driver and testing on an STM32N6 board, so the sensor’s clocks and… | ||
| DTS 101: From Roots To Trees, Aka Devicetree for Beginners | Krzysztof Kozlowski | 40m |
Step‑by‑step practical guide to writing DTS and bindings for Linux: explains exact YAML layout (filename must match compatible), how to express a… | ||
| Scientific Machine Learning With NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo | Aniket Kulkarni, Samudyata Minasandra | 31m |
Shows a workflow that converts OpenFOAM simulations into a trained neural operator that predicts surface pressure, temperature, and velocity in seconds. Uses… | ||
| Downstream Zephyr RTOS Release Management - Keeping up With Upstream Pace | Parthiban N | 43m |
Zephyr reaches ten years with ~3,000 contributors, ~150k commits and ~15k commits per release, and downstream teams face fast upstream churn: 17,000 PRs in one… | ||
| An Introduction To Coreboot and LinuxBoot: Building Modern Open Boot Stack | Manish Baing, Arun Mahendran | 49m |
coreboot initializes CPU, DRAM and PCI up to a usable RAM stage and then hands control to LinuxBoot which embeds a tiny Linux kernel plus initramfs and uses… | ||
| Sponsored Session: Does Zephyr Scare the Bare Metal Embedded Developer World? | Khasim Syed Mohammed, Soumya Tripathy | 47m |
Zephyr claims to structure complexity rather than hide it and maps bare‑metal idioms to equivalents so familiar patterns still work. Hands‑on evidence: simple… | ||
| Building Hybrid Quantum-Classical Pipelines : A Practic... | Sainath S, Guncha M, Divya S, Amutamil E | 42m |
Hybrid pipeline that strings classical HPC and quantum hardware together using Slurm + Prefect orchestration and a QRMI middleware to route jobs to QPUs via… | ||
| Decoding the Open-source Blueprint for India's Sovereign AI Future | Vincent Caldeira, Abhishek Kumar Singh | 41m |
A production-ready sovereign stack called M4 coding runs on Indian infrastructure using OpenStack + OpenShift, Kubernetes, multi-GPU nodes (eight GPUs per… | ||
| Building a Zero-Copy DSP Offload Framework in Linux Using RPM... | Vishnu Pratap Singh, Paresh Bhagat | 37m |
A practical upstream-friendly framework uses remoteproc, rpmsg and ALSA with DMA-backed shared memory and a zero-copy ping-pong buffer design to avoid… | ||
| Event-Driven Platform Engineering: From Reactive Ops To Autonomous Control Loops | Josephine Eskaline Joyce, Prashanth Bhat | 48m |
A reference architecture shows Prometheus alerts converted to CloudEvents, routed through Kafka/NATS/Knative, evaluated by OPA/Kyverno for policy and then… | ||
| Hardening IoMT Medical Devices: Defense‑in‑Depth on Yocto‑Based Embedded Linux | Abraham Gogulamudi | 48m |
Yocto-based hardening for IoMT lays out a defense‑in‑depth build: hardware root of trust and secure boot with TPM/OTP fuses, minimal U‑Boot and kernel configs… | ||
| Judgement Day: Benchmarking "Black Box" LLMs With Open Legal Datasets | Kannan Murugapandian | 40m |
A controlled experiment evaluates GPT-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro and DeepSeek‑R‑One on LegalBench using a custom async Python harness that runs 4,302 reasoning traces… | ||
| Keynote: The Open Source Runway: Building the Foundation for the Agentic Era | Toddy Mladenov | 10m |
Argues that production-grade autonomous agents need a five-layer runway—Linux, Kubernetes, agent runtime, orchestration, harness—with concrete components… | ||
| Bridging the Gap To Autonomous AI-Native Telco | Ganesh Narayan, Praveen Kumar Kalapatapu | 47m |
Claim that 95% of telcos use AI but 79% remain below autonomy level 2 and need a leap to closed‑loop autonomy. Presents a concrete blueprint: a common agent… | ||
| Efficient Performance Profiling for Virtual Machines | Sandipan Das | 43m |
Mediated PMU in KVM (merged in Linux 7.0 mediated PMU) gives guests direct access to hardware PMU registers with mutual exclusion so profiling accuracy matches… | ||
| Panel: India’s Leading Role in Developing and Deploying Open Source Technologies Powering Digital Trust Infrastructure | Ankita P, Kamlesh N, Smita S, Rajesh D, Denver D | 46m |
India shows concrete deployments: a telecom DPI cut spam for 600 million subscribers; DigiYatra runs reusable KYC on blockchain; Bhutan ships Credible identity… | ||
| How To Tame Your Agents? | Devidas Jadhav | 40m |
Chronological account of building agentic pipelines from copy‑paste prompts to a multiagent factory, claiming a 16‑agent system built a C compiler and showing… | ||
| Performance-by-Design: Embedding Intelligent Scaling and Guardrails Into Platform Engineering | Josephine Eskaline Joyce, Tanya Shanker | 45m |
Claims a concrete method: codify SLOs, instrument app-aware metrics with Prometheus/OpenTelemetry, and enforce policies via OPA so autoscalers (HPA or KEDA)… | ||
| Hardware Assisted PMU Virtualization | Manali Shukla | 26m |
Hardware-assisted PMU virtualization extends the upstream Mediated PMU framework with automatic save/restore of guest PMU state in hardware, direct interrupt… | ||
| The Maintainer’s Perfect Storm: Survival, Succession, and a Decoupled Future | Amrit Kumar Verma, Gaurav Mishra | 25m |
SW360 is mid-migration from a Liferay monolith to Next.js migration, which halts releases and exposes a decade of tribal knowledge loss when several veteran… | ||
| Keynote: From Consumption to Global Leadership - Open Source Summit | Arpit Joshipura | 23m |
India is number two in open source developer contributions and the fastest-growing community at ~100% year-over-year, tracked via LFX Insights that shows… | ||
| Learnings From a $1M Discovery and Funding Experiment | Ansh Arora | 30m |
floss.fund launches late 2024 as a $1M annual experiment to finance critical FOSS projects and introduces funding.json as an open, crawlable manifest… | ||
| Strengthening India's FOSS Community | Ansh Arora | 39m |
FOSS United registers in 2020 and runs three programs for individuals, communities, organizations, backing ~20 city chapters and 50+ student groups while… | ||
| Beyond Static Benchmarks: Chaos Based Agent... | Saramma G, Suganya S, Chetana A, Praveen K, Deepak S | 40m |
Claims an open source AgentCert (ACE) framework that runs Litmus Chaos-driven fault injections, collects telemetry with LangFuse, and certifies agents by… | ||
| Keynote: Rust and Linux: How the Rust Language is Going to Help Linux Succeed in the Future | Greg Kroah-Hartman | 18m |
Rust code already reaches 113,000 lines in the kernel mostly as C bindings, and new drivers (notably graphics and Android Binder) are being accepted in Rust… | ||
| Demystifying PCI Interrupts: Understanding MSI/MSI‑X in Linux | Shradha Gupta | 42m |
Explains why legacy INTx fails at scale and shows MSI (up to 32 vectors) and MSI‑X with 2048 vectors that let each queue have its own interrupt, and how Linux… | ||
| Pull Once, Scale Everywhere: Fixing Image Pull Bottlenecks With Dragonfly | Shivani Rathod | 29m |
Dragonfly replaces thousands of concurrent registry pulls with a cluster-local peer-to-peer distribution using manager, scheduler, seed peer and per-node… | ||
| Towards a Tool for Access-Affinity Based Structure Reordering in the Linux Kernel | Madadi Vineeth Reddy, Aboorva Devarajan | 40m |
A prototype tool traces field-level loads/stores on struct rq, builds an access-affinity graph by counting temporal co‑access within a short sliding window… | ||
| Syzbot To Mainline: How I Merged 21 Kernel Patches as a First-Time Contributor | Deepanshu Kartikey | 21m |
21 patches across 15+ kernel subsystems (ext4, gfs2, btrfs, ocfs2, f2fs, mm, tracing, networking, BPF) merge to mainline using syzbot reports as seeds. Fixes… | ||
| “Hey AI, Train Llama”: Making Kubeflow Agent-Native With MCP | Akash Jaiswal, Abhijeet Dhumal | 41m |
Kubeflow MCP Server exposes the Kubeflow SDK as MCP-callable tools so agents can submit and manage training via natural language while enforcing cluster… | ||
| 53 Years of Ethernet: Evolving With Open Standards for AI Infrastructure | Kapil Mehta | 41m |
History and limits of Ethernet lead to three concrete standards efforts: UET 1.0 (11 Jun 2025) proposes a transport replacing TCP/UDP to provide in-protocol… | ||
| Beyond the First PR: Why Contributors Stay in Open Source Communities | Yashvant Singh | 14m |
Retention depends on belonging not complexity: communities that give responsive feedback on PRs, open DMs on Slack, weekly meetings and mentorship keep… | ||
| From Noise To Signal: Building Smart Observability Pipelines With OpenTelemetry | Manoj Sardana, Saloni Narang, Saiyam Pathak | 45m |
Live demo builds an OpenTelemetry pipeline that enriches Kubelet metrics with deployment and image labels, filters out readiness/health-check traces with OTTL… | ||
| Democratizing Grid Intelligence for Developing Nations Through Linux-open-source Infrastructure | Satabdy Jena, Nikita Rao | 38m |
An open Linux/FOSS blueprint named Sonio core assembles modular services—network topology processor, probabilistic load forecast, online load flow, state… | ||
| Don’t Trash It, Hack It: Reverse Engineering Secrets & Re-purposing ISP Routers | Dheeraj Reddy Jonnalagadda | 41m |
Shows how a commercial ISP router is fully reclaimed: firmware is dumped via UART or SPI (CH341), U‑Boot is intercepted because of no U‑Boot timeout, the boot… | ||
| A Practical Perfetto Introduction for AOSP and Linux Developers | Stefan Lengfeld | 41m |
A hands‑on Perfetto primer that shows how to record traces on Android and embedded Linux using a Yocto tutorial, captures kernel ftrace events and custom… | ||
| Panel Discussion: A Balancing Act: OSPOs in Action Within BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance) | Ram I, Srividya G, Madhusudanan GK, Charudutta Panchmatia | 28m |
Banks describe how a Log4j crisis forces asset discovery and rapid mitigation, so OSPOs inventory components with SBOMs mandated by RBI SEBI CERT-IN, run daily… | ||
| Keynote: Accelerating Innovation Through Open Source | Aayush Bhatnagar | 16m |
Describes how an operator builds production-grade cloud native stacks: contribution to ONAP, running India’s largest 5G standalone network, and a developer org… | ||
| JSON Wastes 60% of Your AI-LLM Tokens. TOON Fixes That | Vitthal Mirji | 25m |
JSON adds structural noise that commonly consumes 40-60% of LLM tokens, for example a 100-row payload that became ~127,000 tokens as pretty JSON. TOON… | ||
| Writing for Machines: How To Capture Your Project's "Vibe" and Survive AI Slop | Kaushlendra Pratap Singh, Shaheem Azmal M MD | 43m |
Maintainers report that AI increases churn not velocity: an OSS project rises from ~120–150 PRs/month to 300–400, with merge rate collapsing from 85% to 7.5%… | ||
| Generic BootLoader on Android Platforms | Naina Mehta | 33m |
Generic BootLoader (GBL) is a Rust-based bootloader in AOSP built as a UEFI application that standardizes boot flow across ARM64 x86 and RISC‑V and plugs into… | ||
| The Containerization of the Operating System: Exploring Bootc and the Future of Linux Deployment | Hema Arun | 44m |
Claims that a full Linux host becomes an OCI image managed like an app and that updates/rollbacks are atomic and fast. Uses bootc with Podman (Podman Desktop +… | ||
| Oops, My AI Agent Just Deleted All My Email: Locking Down Agents With Signed Policies | Rahul Vishwakarma | 31m |
Aflock enforces cryptographic guardrails for agents by requiring signed policy files that declare allowed tools, files, APIs, and flow rules; policies emit… | ||
| But It Builds on My Machine!: Building Deterministic OCI Images With Nix | Benjamin Philip | 40m |
Explains how Nix turns image builds into deterministic artifacts by hashing full dependency closures, sandboxing builds (no network) and storing outputs in a… | ||
| Breaking Valkey on Purpose: Chaos Fuzzing a High-Performance Key-Value Store With Agentic AI | Renuka Uttarala | 40m |
Demonstrates a custom Chaos Fuzzer that spins up Valkey clusters (example run: seven shards, five replicas per shard = 42 nodes), injects SIGKILL/SIGTERM and… | ||
| Quantum-Safe TLS in Practice With Open Quantum Safe & OpenSSL 3 | Divyanshu Agrawal, Shubham Bhardwaj, Anitha Natarajan | 47m |
Demo environment uses OpenSSL 3.5 on a Fedora 43 container and builds liboqs plus oqs-provider 0.10 to add candidate algorithms. A self‑signed ML‑DSA CA/leaf… | ||
| Breaking the TCP Barrier: Accelerated I/O for S3 With RDMA | Vidushi Mishra | 24m |
Validation uses SEF + Ceph RGW + RADOS behind NFS Ganesha with Mellanox RDMA NICs (25 Gbps); four clients (each 1 GB) show TCP 426 Mbps vs RDMA 428 Mbps on a… | ||
| Poisoning the Well: Why AI Governance Is the OSPO’s New Frontier | Madhusudanan GK | 25m |
Banks face three concrete attacks: a RAG pipeline invisible instruction that approves a $500,000 credit via hidden white‑on‑white PDF text, a Trojan‑horse… | ||
| Full Disk Encryption for Confidential Computing Guests | Anirban Sinha | 45m |
Argument: confidential VMs need disk confidentiality as well as memory protection; the proposed stack combines dm-verity + LUKS with systemd/dracut boot flow… | ||
| Agentic Delivery, Guardrailed: AI in CI/CD & Platform Engineering (Open Source Patterns) | Manas Ray, Kalyan Kolachala | 44m |
A reference architecture that fuses Git + Jenkins/Tekton + Argo CD with OpenTelemetry (Tempo, Loki, Prometheus/Mimir, Grafana) and a delivery intelligence… | ||
| ESim – Democratizing Electronic Design Automation Through Open Source | Sumanto Kar, Shanthi Priya | 30m |
eSim is a Linux‑first open EDA stack that actually bundles KiCad + ngspice for analog, adds Makerchip integration for RTL, and supports Sky130 PDK and IHP for… | ||
| Secure by Default: Building an AI-Augmented, OSS-Powered Reusable CI/CD Pipeline | Jenisten Xavier | 40m |
Reusable GitHub Actions/GitLab CI pipeline that 150+ repositories adopt with zero extra config, enforcing GitLeaks secret scanning, OSV Scanner for new… | ||
| Pruning Kernel CVEs With Code Reachability Analysis | Ashish Bijlani, Chandni B | 32m |
Static reachability maps NVD CVEs to vulnerable kernel functions using Kconfig, module load status and interprocedural call graphs and the open‑source KCV… | ||
| Meet FRED: The Future Face of X86 Event Processing | Shivansh Dhiman | 23m |
Claims a hardware redesign that replaces the IDT with a single MSR entry and a uniform stack frame that carries an event data field and vector/type tags, adds… | ||
| Detecting and Defusing the Ticking Time Bomb: Understanding CVEs and Upstreaming in Yocto | Siddharth Doshi | 35m |
Claims a semi‑automated scanner that merges CVE feeds from three to five sources into a common database, compares that daily to an SBOM and recipe list, and… | ||
| Keynote: Cut Database Costs, Fund Innovation with Valkey | Roberto Luna Rojas | 06m |
Valkey is a BSD‑licensed, Linux Foundation‑stewarded in‑memory key‑value engine used as a look‑aside cache in front of MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL… | ||
| Facing Extinction: The Fight To Keep Hardware Crypto Engines in Embedded Linux | Kamlesh Gurudasani, T Pratham | 30m |
Upstream maintainers are removing kernel support for crypto engines after benchmarks show CPU crypto (ARMv8/AVX512) outperforms accelerators by 12–56×… | ||
| Confidently Wrong: When AI Cannot Catch Its Own Bugs | Shailja Thakur | 44m |
Models regularly produce simple logic bugs—arithmetic, timezones, unit conversions—and then verify their own wrong answers. An empirical study using Queen 30B… | ||
| The Next Evolution of Java: ☕️ Achieving Hyper Performance and Efficiency in Cloud Native Workloads | Daniel Oh | 53m |
Compares concrete techniques: Quarkus + Jib for minimal images, GraalVM Native Image for tiny cold starts (example build ~25–30s with ~2–3GB peak build RAM… | ||
| Introducing In-Kernel PSI Auto Monitor Feature | Pintu Kumar Agarwal | 32m |
Optional in-kernel PSI Auto Monitor captures thread-level contributors exactly when configured PSI thresholds breach, using existing PSI tracepoints and a… | ||
| Beyond SBOMs and SLSA: Build Trust With Custom Attestations for End-to-End Supply Chain Security | Lavakush Biyani, Pranay Shah | 21m |
Supply-chain blind spots get specific fixes: supply chain attacks rise 742% since 2019, recent Trivy compromise hijacks 76 of 77 tags and renames 44 repos, and… | ||
| Keynote: Welcome Back | Arpit Joshipura | 04m |
Shows a concrete setup: the Linux Foundation database feeding custom AI build agents that run analytics, surface surprising metrics about contribution growth… | ||
| Speeding up Your ML Workload: Pytorch Compile and Distributed Training | Aishwariya C, Priyanka N, Kavya G, G Chander | 34m |
Explains how torch.compile turns eager PyTorch into graph mode using torchdynamo, AOT Autograd and torch inductor and what each stage actually emits and… | ||
| Identity and Access Management for the Decade Ahead | Thivaharan Kalyanasundaram | 35m |
Modern IAM must treat AI agents as first-class entities with unique credentials, lifecycle and auditable delegation; Thunder ID demonstrates this with a… | ||
| From Pipelines To Provenance: Reproducible Builds With Tekton | Shubham Bhardwaj, Divyanshu Agrawal | 33m |
Two independent Tekton pipeline runs first produce different container SHAs, then after concrete fixes produce the same SHA (E59): pin the base image by… | ||
| Governing the Ungovernable: Security and Compliance for AI Agents in Open Source Projec... | Ronit Raj | 33m |
Describes a working open-source governance layer called GitMesh that intercepts agent actions, compiles YAML policies to OPA, and records immutable… | ||
| The Process of Exploration in AI Research: A Researcher’s Perspective | Bibekananda Hati | 30m |
Describes Pile of Flow, an open‑source local experiment manager that converts code blocks into component-as-dictionary entries, centralizes configs, logs and… | ||
| Keynote: Open By Design - Open Ecosystem, Governed AI, Trusted Outcomes | Geeta Gurnani | 16m |
IBM marks 115 years and cites concrete open projects: Lightwell for AI security (IBM + Red Hat + community), an open AI Risk Atlas tool that scores use-case… | ||
| "I Didn't Peek: and I Can Prove It": Confidential Computing for Audits and Regulators | Mike Bursell | 39m |
Confidential computing uses chip-level TEEs in Intel AMD Nvidia and Arm to keep data encrypted in use and to produce remote attestation signatures that… | ||
| Meaning Over Bits: How Semantic AI and eBPF Define the 6G Open Stack | Khushi Chhillar, Satyam Soni | 14m |
6G shifts from raw-bit throughput to goal-oriented semantic communication, embedding intent in-network with semantic encoder/decoder models running as native… | ||
| Operators Live in the Past: Designing Reliable Kubernetes Controllers | Someshwaran Mohan Kumar | 46m |
Operators read from a stale cache and that causes real race conditions at scale (examples: 600k containers, 20 controllers, 13 CRDs, clusters with 1,000… | ||
| When Nobody Owns Quality: Making Testing Responsibility Explicit in Open Source Projects | Ujjwal Kumar Singh | 38m |
Open source projects often have CI and tests but no clear enforcement, so quality stalls until governance changes. Evidence: Kafka drops from 90% failing main… | ||
| What If Npm Install Could Say No? Real-Time Defense Against Malicious Packages | Sahil Bansal | 20m |
Claim: a package manager can block malware at install time by running a threat-intel proxy for per-package verdicts, executing package scripts inside Landlock… | ||
| Keynote: The Moat Moved from Code to Context | Manish Dixit | 15m |
Claims that AI makes writing code nearly free and that the moat moved from code to context backed by field data: Linux Foundation deploys an MCP server, LFX… | ||
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