Open Source Summit North America 2023: Open Source On-Ramp
2023-05-10..2023-05-12
Vancouver, Canada
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who it's for
platform engineers, site reliability engineers, cloud engineers, kubernetes operators, linux system administrators, security engineers, observability engineers
topics
cgroups and namespaces; eBPF bytecode and bpftool; linux kernel tree and kselftest; kubernetes admission control OPA Kyverno; OpenTelemetry collector deployment; Telegraf Grafana InfluxDB stack; Flux Flagger GitOps workflows; canary automated rollouts; cloud threat modeling and Argo CD; TensorFlow Quantum Cirq
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Open Source in the Age of Cloud and Microservices | Michael Meskes | 42m |
Covers 30+ year evolution and claims cloud and microservice architectures force another paradigm shift in open source; gives a concrete case: a 2003 open… | ||
| Things I Wish I Had Learned Earlier About Containers: Lessons from a Seasoned Linux... | Alex Juarez | 49m |
Explains that containers are just isolated Linux processes and shows which kernel features make them work: cgroups and namespaces control CPU, memory and… | ||
| Intro to Threat Modeling in the Cloud | Paige Cruz | 32m |
Threat modeling for cloud systems focuses on concrete practices: use the egregious 11 to prioritize likely cloud risks (data breaches, misconfiguration… | ||
| First Steps with Observability: OpenTelemetry and You | Nočnica Mellifera | 42m |
Concrete steps for getting observability: deploy the OpenTelemetry collector to centralize headers and stitch distributed traces, set memory limits and batch… | ||
| Tutorial: Getting Started with eBPF | Liz Rice | 01h 18m |
Hands-on labs teach eBPF fundamentals by compiling C to eBPF bytecode (using BCC and clang), loading programs and inspecting them with bpftool, and exchanging… | ||
| Dev-Driven Automated Deployments Like a Cloud Native Pro (Even if You’re a... | Juozas Gaigalas | 43m |
Two IDE demos run from VS Code: the first lets an app developer trigger a complex Kubernetes deployment with canary deployments, automated traffic shifting… | ||
| Kubernetes Security 101: Best Practices to Secure Your Cluster | Magno Logan | 34m |
Outlines Kubernetes control plane and node components, maps specific risks (etcd plain‑at‑rest, kubelet API exposure) and actionable defenses: image scanning… | ||
| Getting to Know the Linux Kernel: A Beginner's Guide | Kelsey Steele, Nischala Yelchuri | 43m |
Hands-on guide to grab the Upstream tree from kernel.org, edit configuration with make menuconfig, build with make -j (expect long compile times), and never… | ||
| Infrastructure Monitoring Basics with Telegraf, Grafana and InfluxDB | Jay Alexander Clifford | 38m |
Step-by-step build of a hybrid monitoring stack that collects metrics with Telegraf, stores everything in InfluxDB 3.0 and visualizes with Grafana, using… | ||
| Quantum Machine Learning 101: An Introduction for Beginners with... | Shivay Lamba, Rishit Dagli | 46m |
Demos build and convert quantum circuits into tensors using TensorFlow Quantum and Cirq, create a parametrized quantum circuit as a trainable layer, and run… | ||
| Harnessing Kubernetes to Manage Containerized Microservices at Scale | Satyendra (Sat) Agrawal | 40m |
Live demo shows kubectl-driven deployments on a multinode cluster, creating a namespace, applying YAML from GitHub, and running a service with 10 replicas… | ||
| Everything You Need to Know about Vim and Text on Linux | Joe _Zonker_ Brockmeier | 44m |
Covers concrete Vim workflows and Linux text tools: modal editing, buffers, registers, splits, mappings, composable operators (d3l, 5.), search/replace with… | ||
| Improving FOSS Security | Mark Esler | 49m |
Open source projects must write a security policy and publish a private contact route, reserve CVE IDs early, and use GitHub’s private vulnerability reporting… | ||
| Open Source Your Way Into a Quantum Computing Career | David Ryan | 46m |
A concrete path from open source into quantum: a company has shipped a room-temperature diamond QPU in a 19‑inch rack and proved hyper‑parallel co‑compute with… | ||
| Introduction to Kubernetes for Developers | Jason van Brackel | 34m |
Kubernetes basics with concrete commands and tools: use k3d/k3s to create a local cluster, manage resources with kubectl and inspect with k9s, create a… | ||
| Linux Kernel Tracing Using eBPF | Vandana Salve | 38m |
eBPF loads verified bytecode into the kernel to attach to syscalls and probes with minimal overhead and a verifier that prevents unsafe programs, and the talk… | ||
| Mastering Linux Networking: An Introduction to Linux Administration Essentials | Goutam Verma | 42m |
Covers concrete Linux networking tasks: IP v4/v6 formats and subnetting, view interfaces with ifconfig -a and NetworkManager, check link speed with ethtool… | ||
| Tutorial: Leveraging the OS CPU Scheduler to Write Real-Time MT Apps | Kaiwan Billimoria | 02h 08m |
Linux supports per-thread sched via pthread_setschedparam and syscalls to set POSIX policies (sched_fifo, SCHED_RR, SCHED_OTHER); real‑time priorities run 1–99… | ||
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