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Relive Denver highlights from Open Source Summit North America 2025 where panels and demos showcase cutting-edge AI models, cloud-native stacks, and…
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How To Put Swift in a Box: Container Images From Scratch With Swift Container PluginEuan Harris42m
Demonstrates building Linux container images directly from Swift Package Manager using Swift Container Plugin, cross‑compiling Linux binaries on macOS with…
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Welcome & Opening RemarksJim Zemlin42m
Open Source Summit opens with concrete milestones: the Open Infra Foundation joins Linux Foundation; the Open Source Security Foundation releases an AI model…
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State of the CD FoundationDadisi Sanyika19m
Yearly CDF update covers concrete work: a new SDLC workflow orchestrator for CD Events, a new branch initial commit CD event and explicit support for DORA…
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Security Vibe Check: Which Malware Are You?Elitsa Bankova, Jess Lowe31m
A quick quiz maps security habits to four real supply‑chain incidents: the xz‑utils backdoor hidden in release tarballs that achieves remote code execution…
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Harnessing Observability for 5G Performance: eBPF and OpenTelemetry I...Fatih E. Nar, Jamie Parker22m
Shows how eBPF and OpenTelemetry tie into a Kubernetes-native pipeline: bpfman as a CNCF guardian for loaded eBPF programs, the OpenTelemetry Collector…
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EdgeLake: Extending the Cloud to the Edge – an LF Edge ProjectMoshe Shadmon48m
EdgeLake claims to keep edge data in place and run SQL queries where the sensors live, returning aggregated results from distributed nodes (demo returns data…
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Gopher Meets Crab: A Rust Journey in Cloud NativePhil Estes36m
Built a Rust client that drives containerd lifecycle operations (pull, create, start, stop) using the containerd rust extensions crates and an OCI spec crate…
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FUOTA Using LORAWAN and Zephyr: DFU in the 'Real' WorldSidd Gupta42m
Claims a practical FUOTA path for Zephyr devices sending >500 kB artifacts by treating LoRaWAN as SMP over LoRaWAN and extending intercreate’s smpclient plus…
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Zephyr for Open Source Health DevicesAshwin Whitchurch41m
Open source patient monitors (HealthyPi 5, HealthyPi 6, HealthyPi Move) run a single Zephyr codebase across nRF, STM32 and RP2040 families, sharing drivers and…
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Heterogeneous Linux and RTOS Software Architecture for Low-Price RISC-V...Jim Huang, Chi-Kuan Chiu32m
Prototypes show a cheap heterogeneous RISC-V board (two cores on a $9 Micr5 Duo) running Linux on the big core and ThreadX on the little core with firmware…
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Keynote: Rebuilding Trust: A FAIR Path Forward for WordPress and O...Karim Marucchi, Joost de Valk11m
WordPress builds a FAIR Package Manager protocol plus a client/server reference implementation and an optional central node to remove single points of failure…
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Death by (Python) Pickle: "Betrayal ML"Kadi McKean, Andy Lewis39m
Claim: Python pickle files can carry trojans that backdoor models; examples include PyTorch supply-chain compromises in 2022 and 2023 and a pandas release…
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Open Collaboration in Action: How We Build RISC-VRafael Sene45m
Open collaborative process explains how RISC‑V moves from proposals on GitHub and tracked in Jira to ratified specs, with 40+ specs ratified in two years…
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The Power of Consolidation: A Unified Stack for Business Intelligence, Securi...Josh Lee, Mya Jaye36m
A reproducible three‑container stack demonstrates a unified backend for observability, security, and BI: ClickHouse as the columnar warehouse, an OpenTelemetry…
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Navigating the Sea of CVEs: Securing Your Linux DistributionsJess Lowe, Holly Gong42m
OSV.dev aggregates over 300,000 advisories across 31 ecosystems and 21 vulnerability databases and adds an upstream field to map distro trackers (USN, DSA) to…
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COSMIC DE - The First Modular, Composable Desktop EnvironmentCarl Richell, Jeremy Soller39m
COSMIC DE is a Rust desktop that avoids GTK/Qt and builds UI with iced and the System76 libcosmic library, shipping a file manager, editor, store, settings and…
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AI for Kernel EngineersSasha Levin46m
AI generates a full patch that replaces open‑coded hash tables with hashtable.h and lands upstream after seven lines change and a human review, and it writes…
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Optimizing Zephyr for Peak PerformanceJacob Beningo40m
Zephyr optimization focuses on concrete wins: use Percepio Tracealyzer or SEGGER SystemView for CI-friendly tracing, size and combine threads to save RAM, pass…
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Why Rust and Zephyr Are a Good FitDavid Brown41m
Project enables writing Zephyr applications entirely in Rust with only 20 lines of glue and full cargo integration works so cargo builds crates inside Zephyr…
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The State of SBoMs in EmbeddedJoshua Watt41m
Embedded builds already contain most SBOM inputs and practical options exist today: Yakto spits out per-step SPDX and merges them into a final SBOM, Buildroot…
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A Brief History of Kubernetes Fleet Controllers & Essential FeaturesMickael Alliel28m
Managing hundreds to thousands of clusters forces a shift to platform engineering with a claimed 100:1 cluster-to-engineer ratio, so fleet controllers must…
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Improve Load Balancing With Machine Learning Techniques Based on the Sched_ext FrameworkJim Huang47m
An ML-driven, resource-aware load balancer built on sched_ext + eBPF collects scheduling features (task weight, NUMA distance, cache sharing, P/E core type)…
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BoF: Cameras on LinuxKarthik Poduval27m
Linux camera stacks are now centered on libcamera and the Media Controller graph, with concrete features: libcamera 0.5.1 exposes pipeline handlers, a…
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Real-Time I/O (RTIO) for Developing Real-Time Zephyr ApplicationsLuis Ubieda40m
RTIO is a Zephyr subsystem that moves sensor and bus I/O to submission/completion queues, cuts context switches and copies, and leverages DMA/FIFO where…
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BoF: State of Linux on ARM LaptopsManivannan Sadhasivam, Stefan Schmidt01h 04m
Linux on ARM laptops currently breaks at install and hardware support because each OEM ships different DTBs and firmware, so ISOs can’t just boot…
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Extending Power Over Ethernet to the LTC4266Kyle Swenson20m
Adds LTC4266 driver RFC to the Linux PoE framework to support the last major PSE chipset used across many Ericsson routers, implements semi‑automatic mode…
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U-Boot's New Standard Boot and What's NextSimon Glass33m
Standard Boot replaces brittle DRO scripts and messy environment variables with a C-driven system that discovers OS images via bootdev/bootmeth plugins and…
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Keynote: Living on the Edge: From Chicken Sandwiches to the Danger...Brian Chambers, Michael Henry22m
Chick‑fil‑A runs K3s with one git repo per location to enable versioning, rollback and cloneable configs; edge nodes are tiny Intel NUCs or Raspberry Pi 5s…
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Keynote: The Agent2Agent (A2A) ProtocolMike Smith10m
An open protocol for agent-to-agent communication defines a JSON agent card that publishes name, description, skills and contact methods; a single-method RPC…
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Keynote: The Economic Value of Open SourceFrank Nagle22m
Claim that global open source embedded in commercial software equals about $9 trillion in replacement value, derived by combining a Cookamo 2 lines-of-code…
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Load Testing Is Complicated: A Case Study of NJ Unemployment InsuranceRob Bayliss42m
Case study of New Jersey unemployment load testing that replaces protocol scripts with browser-based Playwright tests run under Artillery, executed in AWS…
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Navigating the Challenges of Meeting Government SBOM Regulations in Decoupled Archite...Tracy Ragan32m
Explains why SBOMs alone fail for cloud‑native, decoupled systems and shows concrete remediation steps: expect 30 to 50 services (conservative, often >100)…
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Guarding the LLM Galaxy: Security, Privacy, and Guardrails in the...Jigyasa Grover, Rishabh Misra46m
A rapid survey of real failures and concrete defenses: a Samsung engineer pastes proprietary code into GPT and an API key theft leads to LLM jacking that racks…
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EdgeLake-FL: An Automated Federated Learning Platform for the EdgeOri Shadmon, Moshe Shadmon36m
EdgeLake-FL automates federated learning by using EdgeLake as the data layer and a blockchain shared metadata service to synchronize tasks so data never leaves…
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A Deep Dive Into eBPF Program LoaderCong Wang42m
Loader walks an ELF-like eBPF binary through four phases: discovery, resolution, kernel interaction, and attachment, using libbpf to parse sections, create…
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The Generative AI Commons: Unlocking Potential Through Collaboration and Transpare...Arnaud J Le Hors41m
Generative AI Commons describes a concrete Model Openness Framework that grades model distributions by 17 components across code, data and documentation and…
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Through the Looking Glass: Leveraging Overton Window Concepts To Redefin...Ben Somogyi, Alec Lewis27m
A modular infrastructure-as-code framework that maps declarative modules to interchangeable providers reduces NRE and accelerates deployment: deployed across…
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Securing OIDC Federation in CI/CD WorkflowsBilly Lynch20m
Explains how OIDC tokens from GitHub Actions, GitLab and Kubernetes are exchanged via an STS-style federation to get short-lived cloud credentials, and shows a…
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Securing the Software Supply Chain: Integrating OpenSSF Scorecard, Jenkins, and the O...Tracy Ragan27m
OpenSSF Scorecard scores plus Jenkins CI feed SBOMs into Ortelius which aggregates SBOMs to application level and maps each vulnerability to component and live…
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Disconnected Environments in a Connected WorldDaniel Moch, Eddie Zaneski40m
Most modern tools assume always-on internet so deploying into air-gapped networks forces concrete fixes: bundle full dependency trees (Hopper ecosystem creates…
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Universal AI: Execute Your Models Where Your Data (And Users) AreDavid Aronchick37m
Claim: run ML next to users and data so pipelines stay fast, cheap and compliant. Platform Bakalao (Expanso) runs on WASM, Docker, Wom and arbitrary binaries…
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Tutorial: From Planni...Andreas Kollegger, Ezequiel Lanza, Rakshith Krishnappa, Katherine Druckman01h 36m
Hands-on steps deploy a production-ready RAG chatbot atop the OPEA blueprints using a provided EKS cluster (workshop studio access ~3 hours). Architecture…
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Generative AI Model Data Pre-Training on Kubernetes: A Use Case S...Anish Asthana, Mohammad Nassar22m
Demonstrates a production pipeline that uses Kubeflow Pipelines, KubeRay and Ray to run embarrassingly parallel annotative transforms (deduplication, language…
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What’s New in ValkeyMadelyn Olson, Ping Xie36m
Valkey 8.1 replaces the core hash table to cut per-item overhead (example: small key/value overhead drops from ~112 bytes to ~64 bytes, roughly 20% memory…
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Intuit Journey To Unified Observability at Scale: Challenges, Be...Kalyan Kolachala, Ashwini Dulam50m
Intuit-level scale observability unifies 320+ Kubernetes clusters, ~8,000 services, 2 billion active time series, 10M trace spans/sec and 1.2PB logs/day peak…
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From Origins To Open Source: The Journey of DreamWorks Animation's Production Path T...Randy Packer44m
MoonRay is an open-source production path tracer that the studio uses on feature films (How to Train Your Dragon, Puss in Boots, The Wild Robot, Bad Guys 2)…
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How We Progressively Deliver Changes To Kubernetes Using Canary Deployments and Featur...Bob Walker20m
Octopus Deploy moves 1,600 customer instances to a model of short canary rollouts plus feature flags, using OpenFeature for segmented flags and a built-in…
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Reducing the Risk of Source Tampering With SLSATom Hennen20m
SLSA Source Track defines concrete controls and four levels: Level 1 needs a VCS and revision-identifiers; Level 2 enforces protected-branch history retention…
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Lock the Chef in the Kitchen: Enabling Accurate SBOMs Via Hermetic BuildsAdam Cmiel20m
Hermetto is a CLI that reads manifests, downloads all declared packages (npm/yarn, pip, Cargo, Go modules, bundler, plus generic URL fetches and partial RPM…
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Open Source in the Federal GovernmentJordan Kasper38m
Federal agencies run tens of thousands of systems and arguably government is largest consumer of OSS, yet the code inventory required by M‑16‑21 lapses…
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The MODERN Modern Data Stack: Building an Open Distributed Data Warehouse Beyond...David Aronchick36m
Argues that bringing compute to data cuts egress, latency and compliance risk and shows a working stack: deploys Bacalhau agents on VMs across AWS GCP and…
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Beaconforge.org, Open Agentic AI for Hallucination MitigationDiego Gosmar30m
An open JSON spec called Open Floor with a ready Beaconforge Python sandbox lets independent assistants publish manifests, exchange natural-language fields…
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Leveraging the OPEA Platform and GraphRAG Architectures To Drive Cl...Stephen Chin, Ezequiel Lanza38m
OPEA platform provides Docker/Kubernetes blueprints and composable microservices (LLM, embeddings, vector DB, graph DB, prompt store, UI) and plugs in…
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How To Accelerate Software Defined Vehicle(SDV) With OSSYuichi Kusakabe50m
Honda builds an in‑house IVI team that begins with two people and scales into regional software centers, uses AOSP and OSS plus SPDX Lite and achieves…
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Building Trust in ML: Mapping the Model Lifecycle for ML Integrity and TransparencyMarcela Melara31m
Atlas maps end-to-end ML provenance by linking dataset, training script, model and evaluation artifacts with cryptographic hashes and storing signed CTPA…
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Travel Retail Disruption using Open SourceStu Waldron38m
Argues that travel retail can be rebuilt with open source by publishing a standard offer container plus reference code for publishing, shopping, offer/order…
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BoF: Technical Deep Dive on Challenges getting to the Enterprise E...Brian Chambers, Michael Henry01h 01m
Deployable patterns and hard rules: build a known hardware “north star” node, tear one down to inventory ports and Redfish IDs, and use Podman and Ansible…
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Ask Anything: CD Foundation EditionDadisi Sanyika, Mark Waite29m
CD Foundation updates progress from prototype to a ratified interoperability spec for CD Events spec, with new events added to fully support DORA metrics and a…
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Implementing Zero Trust Security in Jenkins Pipelines With Open Source ToolsSteve Taylor21m
Pipeline enforces concrete zero trust steps: run Mega Liner linting at PR and merge, build the artifact, generate SBOMs with Trivy or sift for repo and image…
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Keynote: Ten Years as a Free, Open, and Automated Certificate AuthorityJosh Aas06m
Lets Encrypt issues 7 million certificates per day and serves over 600 million websites, helped push US HTTPS to ~90% and global to ~80%. Infrastructure…
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Keynote: An Open-Source Stack for AI Compute: Kubernetes + Ray + PyTorch + vLLMRobert Nishihara16m
Slides argue a reproducible stack that wires Kubernetes + Ray + PyTorch + vLLM to handle training, multimodal data processing, and serving at scale. Ray…
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TODO Steering Committee - Management & OSPO Ask AnythingBrittany Erica Istenes, Natali Vlatko, Georg Kunz, Ashley Wolf, Stephen Augustus, Annania Melaku40m
The session lists concrete resources and outcomes: an OSPO book published as an open-source project, a public certification course, a published maturity model…
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Docs That Scale: Strategies for Sustainable Documentation in Open Source ProjectsZainab Daodu45m
Shows how to make docs evolve with code by wiring documentation into GitHub: use PR templates and labels to auto-create doc issues, run CI style and link…
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Radical Transparency: Lessons From Open-Sourcing Nearly All Company Documenta...Victor Lyuboslavsky42m
Company policy makes nearly all docs public—GitHub issues, Figma wireframes, ADRs, sprint demos and a public handbook—so customers can follow issues and…
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D(ocs)&D(evelopment): Finding the Perfect Party for Your Documentation...Heds Simons, Kim Nylander41m
Grafana documents Tempo (open-source tracing DB) by pairing Field Engineers and Technical Writers, running a bi-weekly 4-hour cadence to turn hands-on demos…
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Lightning Talk: LF Energy SEAPATH: Building an Open Source Ecosystem for the...Christophe Villemer14m
SEAPATH claims a production-ready, industrial-grade open source platform for virtualized digital substations with V1 release (January 2025) and production…
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Lightning Talk: Lessons Learned From 10 Years of Automotive Grade LinuxWalt Miner15m
Automotive Grade Linux unifies multiple OEMs and Tier‑1s into a single distribution (the UCB) built with Yocto, using systemd, pipewire and wireplumber…
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Enhancing SBOM Generation: Filling the Gaps To Make Actionable SBO...Ian Dunbar-Hall, Gary O'Neall38m
SBOM reference implementations for Python, Java and JavaScript produce pipelines that augment Syft/Trivy output with top-level metadata, enrich thousands of…
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Sponsored Session: Operational Data Stores for Financial Risk MitigationBryce Curtis43m
Discover builds an operational data store that ingests CycloneDX SBOMs plus CMDB, SCA and community data (pulling scorecards from deps.dev) and refreshes…
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Sponsored Session: Navigating Open Source AI with GuardrailsStacey Miller, Mandanna Appanderanda26m
Conference slides cite McKinsey: 92% plan heavy AI investment, only 1% reach maturity and 44% of prototypes never hit production, so security is urgent. Two…
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Analyzing The Projects We All Depend On - With LFX InsightsJonathan Reimer41m
LFX Insights delivers a public dashboard that scores projects 0–100 across 4 dimensions (contributors, popularity, development, security) using benchmarks and…
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Open Source as a Business Imperative: Leveraging PEST Analysis for...Kazumi Sato, Masayuki Kuwata31m
Sony validates past open source choices using PEST analysis and quantitative signals like OSCI by EPAM, showing Linux adoption (started 2002), WebKit for…
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The Role of Package Managers as Partners in License and Attribution ComplianceDamián Vicino36m
Package managers routinely hide transitive changes so ten or twelve declared dependencies balloon to hundreds of transitive deps and a single version bump can…
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Alignment of Community Contributions and Business Goals - How Can Your OSPO Help?Masae Shida42m
A program builds a single source of truth in an OSPO wiki portal: a centralized table listing project name, repo link, last updated date, products that use it…
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BoF: Collaboration with Universit...Sayeed Choudhury, Stephanie Liegg, Nithya A. Ruff, Natali Vlatko46m
Companies describe concrete paths: funding research gifts and targeted sponsorships, running a scholar program that embeds professors part‑time in corporate…
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Documenting the Design of the Linux KernelChuck Wolber, Kate Stewart, Gabriele Paoloni53m
Proposes a machine‑readable requirement template that embeds stable ID/hash key comments in kernel source, auto-generates SPDX‑style IDs, and links each…
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Lower the Barrier of Entry: Empowering Non-writer Contributions To DocsManny Silva39m
Argues that removing friction — simpler editors, templates, AI drafting, automated style linting, and content validation — measurably increases non-writer…
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What Do Legislations Have To Do With Tackling Maintainer Burnout?Ildikó Váncsa42m
Argues that recent laws (EO14028, the US Securing OSS Act draft, EU Cyber Resilience Act) shift legal responsibility onto product manufacturers to report…
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Keynote: OpenSearch 3.0 and Lucene 10, Paving the Way for AI and Vector InnovationAndrew Ross05m
OpenSearch 3.0 upgrades to Lucene 10 and a newer JDK, yielding an average latency drop from 160 ms to 16 ms across core queries (about 10× faster)…
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Keynote: Open Source as Endurance Infrastructure for Environmental JusticeShannon Dosemagen16m
Community groups build DIY air monitors using replicated EPA SUMA canisters, odor maps and grab-sample bags to document refinery flares; balloon and kite…
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Keynote: Welcome BackJim Zemlin02m
Housekeeping items list attendee activities and prizes: Puppy Palooza 12:35–2:10 p.m. in the forum sponsored by Chronosphere, a women and non-binary lunch…
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Sponsored BoF: Cultivating Quality in Open Source: Modern Strategies for Shared Res...Lance Willett39m
Maintains quality across WordPress.org’s 55,000+ plugins and 13,000+ themes by combining telemetry (10M sites of data), a dedicated QA team (historically six…
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Panel Discussion: Why the Time Has Come To Disrupt Mobile Application DevelopmentHilary Carter, Saurabh Goyal, Diego Zuluaga, Richard Sikang Bian, Hyo Chan Jang, Daniel Goldschei54m
Research of 23 expert interviews finds Android and iOS still control ~99% of smartphones but emerging OSs and 1.75 billion installs force costly per-platform…
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Lightning Talk: From Fork To Foundation: The OpenSearch Journey To the Linux Found...Dotan Horovits12m
OpenSearch starts as a 2021 fork after Elasticsearch relicensing and lands in the Linux Foundation in September 2024, with 650 pull requests, 56,000 files…
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Panel Discussion: The Impact of Funding f...Georg Link, Andrew Nesbitt, Dawn M Foster, Alyssa P Wright40m
Many critical open source projects run on one person’s shoulders and that matters: 55% of top 10,000 critical projects are single-user-owned, creating huge…
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Panel Discussion: Driving Automotive...Philipp Ahmann, Kate Stewart, Masato Endo, Wolfgang Gehring36m
Automotive companies report concrete shifts: a modern E‑Class already contains 3,000 FOSS components, Toyota establishes an OSPO in January after 15 years of…
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Panel Discussion: Open...Tony Wasserman, Stormy Peters, Rao Lakkakula, Nithya A. Ruff, Hilary Carter47m
Panelists say generative AI like Copilot is already producing usable code and correlates with increased contributions from women and novices, yet teams worry…
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Who Will Maintain the Future? Tackling the Graying of Open Source SoftwareAbigail Cabunoc Mayes36m
Maintainers over 46 double since 2021 while contributors under 26 fall from 25% to 10% — a 60% drop — and 60% of maintainers report quitting or considering it…
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Solving the Phantom Dependency Problem for Python PackagesSeth Michael Larson36m
Phantom dependencies are bundled native libraries that aren’t listed in Python metadata, causing SCA and vulnerability checks to miss them; the concrete fix is…
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Wait, So Now You're Telling Me We Need FGA?Carla Urrea Stabile23m
Shows a concrete RAG workflow that uses OpenFGA plus the OpenAI SDK and a local vector store to prevent sensitive data leakage by filtering retrieved documents…
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Extending Container Performance Isolation: Regulating Memory Bandwidth & Cache in...Jonathan Perry28m
Claim: shared last-level caches and memory bandwidth can slow services up to 4–13x and produce millisecond-scale spikes; existing resctrl + cgroup filesystem…
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Simulating Embedded Systems With ZephyrMohammed Billoo49m
Demonstrates using Zephyr with Ztest and Twister for unit and integration testing (encourages CI/CD from first push), running native_sim and x86 binaries, and…
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Boot-Time BOFTim Bird41m
Boot-time SIG coordinates monthly work on concrete tools and patches: a unified boot log that uses cycle counters to cover firmware→kernel→userspace timing…
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Improving Linux Boot Time for Automotive Use CasesBrian Masney, Eric Chanudet42m
Kernel bring-up reaches user space in about 350 ms to userspace on the tested aarch64 board after targeted changes: linear map creation drops from 350ms→25ms…
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Regression Testing Boot-time Performance in the Linux KernelTim Bird39m
A boot-time regression test suite is built that collects initcall durations and printk-defined regions, matches run metadata to off-tree reference files, and…
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Unlocking the Full Potential of WPE To Build a Successful Embedded ProductMario Sanchez-Prada43m
WPE is an embeddable WebKit port optimized for devices; teams report using it on iMX and Raspberry Pi boards, migrating WPE to Skia for 2D rendering and GPU…
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Dynamic VM Memory Resizing daemon (vmrd)Sudarshan Rajagopalan36m
Guest-driven daemon vmrd uses Linux PSI signals and the virtio-mem interface to proactively request or return memory blocks from the primary VM, implemented in…
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Skip the Wait: Maximizing SPI Throughput in the Linux Kernel With SPI OffloadingDavid Lechner34m
Adds new SPI core APIs (SPI optimized messages in 6.9, SPI offload landed in 6.15) enabling an offload provider/trigger provider model that registers offload…
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Valkey in Telecom: Leveraging Open Source for Unique Needs and G...David Östman, Viktor Söderqvist33m
Ericsson describes adopting Valkey (a fast Redis fork) inside 5G core stacks, handling millions of requests per second using a clustered, sharded architecture…
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The Technical Talent Market in 2025: Fortifying for AI, Cybersecurity, and Regulatory ComplianceAnna Hermansen, Clyde Seepersad, Adrienn Lawson, Christopher R Robinson42m
Survey of 556 respondents finds 84% say open source culture helps retain engineers and 68% understaffed in AI/ML while 65% report cybersecurity and compliance…
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Enhancing Scalability of the Vmalloc Mechanism in the Linux KernelAdrian Huang31m
Linux vmalloc moves from a single global lock to a distributed vmap node design with per-node red-black trees, lists and locks and a per-node cache pool for…
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“Early Boot and Late Attach” of Remote Processor...Beleswar Prasad Padhi, Vaishnav Mohandas Achath39m
Bootloader brings real-time rprocs up early so an R5 handles splash and rear‑view capture while Linux boots, then Linux performs a late attach by parsing a…
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ARM64 Linux Laptops Status ReportStefan Schmidt42m
Since June a wave of Snapdragon X Elite laptops appears with over three dozen devices but Linux does not boot out of the box: ACPI tables are incomplete so…
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Virtio for PCI Endpoint Subsystem in Linux KernelManivannan Sadhasivam30m
Adds Virtio backend support to the PCI Endpoint subsystem by using the virtio message transport instead of legacy PCI Virtio, implementing a host-side Virtio…
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Three Decades in KernellandJonathan Corbet44m
Kernel size reaches 40 million lines of code and development stays monotonic through crashes, lawsuits, and a pandemic; the project moves from BitKeeper → git…
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Composite Video Device Abstraction for LibcameraKarthik Poduval, Kamalanadh (Kamal) Vedantham29m
Libcamera gains a C++ composite v4l2 video device that presents an ISP plus memory‑to‑memory postprocessors (dewarp, JPEG) as one video node, driving selection…
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Early Ethernet With LinuxKeerthy Jagadeesh34m
Achieves usable Ethernet on a TI DRA821 gateway SOC in about 1.8–2.0 seconds and brings the internal CPSW switch up in ~500 ms by changing the boot and driver…
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Efficient On-Device Core Dump Processing for IoT: A Rusty ImplementationBlake Hildebrand38m
Memfault ships a Rust core-handler that parses ELF cores, extracts PRSTATUS registers and proc maps, copies only program headers and build ID notes, and…
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Bring the Power of Wireshark To Syscalls and Logs With StratosharkGerald Combs43m
Stratoshark brings Wireshark’s dissection engine to system calls and logs, built on libscap/libs and shipping plugins for CloudTrail and GCP audit logs…
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Your Silent Software Saboteur: Open Source MalwareBrian Fox33m
Open source repositories are flooded with intentional malicious packages — about 850,000+ malicious packages detected versus ~762,000 actively used components…
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The Life of a Kernel BugfixThadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo39m
A kernel bugfix follows an upstream-first path: patch submitted to mainline with a Fixes: line and CC: stable triggers automatic backports and inclusion in…
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Rex: Safe and Usable Kernel Extensions in RustJinghao Jia39m
Rex is a Linux kernel-extension framework that lets extensions be written in safe Rust only and eliminates the in-kernel verifier by emitting native code from…
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Make Valkey Multi-threaded With Userspace RCUJim Huang33m
Modified Valkey implements a coordinator–worker pattern with per-thread event loops and a single-writer/multiple-reader model using userspace RCU to enable…
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West: Explained in Simple WordsRoy Jamil43m
West is a lightweight, Python-based meta-tool that manages Zephyr’s many git repos via a central manifest west.yaml and three workspace layouts (T1/T2/T3) so…
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Build Zephyr for MicroBlaze-V FPGA Using Yocto ProjectSandeep Gundlupet Raju48m
Yocto uses multiconfig plus meta-zephyr and vendor layers to produce a packaged Zephyr kernel, drivers and apps for MicroBlaze‑V RISC‑V FPGA; workflow converts…
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IREE: An AI Subsystem for Zephyr?Peter Kourzanov, Anmol Anmol37m
IREE runs on Zephyr POSIX with a new RISC‑V 64-bit BSP, serial driver, filesystem image and a run_module flow, packaged reproducibly with Guix. Benchmarks…
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Sensor Data Acquisition With Linux's IIO Subsystem and LibiioRobin Getz46m
IIO now supports mainstream sensor stacks with ~700 driver files (~250k LOC) and over 1,000 contributors, exposes in-kernel buffering and triggers, and lets…
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Debugging USB Type-C Power Delivery: Beauty and the BeastMarcel Ziswiler43m
The RADXA ROCK 5B refuses some Type‑C chargers: it boots fine on upstream Linux v6.13.1 but boot‑loops on Radxa’s downstream v6.1 because PD negotiation often…
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Agents in Action: Advancing Open Source AI MissionsHema Veeradhi40m
Defines agents as LLMs that plan, call tools and act; demonstrates a working agent built on LlamaStack + Granite 8B that reads OpenShift logs via an OpenShift…
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Open AI (Two Words): The Only Path Forward for AIMatt White25m
Argues that open-source AI is regaining parity with closed models as the performance gap shrinks to about one to two months, driven by projects like PyTorch…
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Whoops! I Accidentally Leaked My Cloud KeysEve Martin-Jones, Hayden Blauzvern33m
A pipeline that scans 6.5 billion files across GitHub, npm, PyPI, Maven, RubyGems and Docker Hub unpacks images layer-by-layer, matches regexes and reports…
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Building InnerSource Community: What Goes Behind the Scenes?Shanmugapriya Manoharan33m
Maintainers must make a component actually reusable, modularize it, and prepare repository readiness with clear docs, permissions and onboarding steps…
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Keynote: Security, Critical Infrastructure, and Community: How the Three Shall MeetPhil Robb04m
Ericsson describes concrete security work for telco infrastructure after the 2024 Salt Typhoon attacks, noting those breaches didn’t stem from open source yet…
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Toward Usable Open-Source Remote Attestation for Cloud and EdgeLily Sturmann, Michael Peters46m
Demonstrates an integration between Keylime and flightctl that replaces Keylime’s pull model with a Keylime verifier push API so flightctl’s agent sends TPM…
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Gotta Cache 'em All: Scaling AI Workloads With Model Caching in a Hybrid...Rituraj Singh, Jin Dong31m
Bloomberg implements a GPU-local model cache using KServe model-cache CRD and a node agent to auto-redownload missing models, plus a Karmada propagation policy…
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Lightning Talk: Future-Proofing Compliance: Leveraging Knowledge Graphs and AI in Cybe...Zeyno Dodd15m
An open-source proof of concept combines knowledge graphs with Retrieval Augmented Generation and a community‑edition LLM to automate mapping between NIST CSF…
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Noisy Neighbor Detection: A New OSS CollectorJonathan Perry34m
Latency can jump 4–13x from memory contention and garbage collection, and second‑scale collectors miss it. The project builds an OSS collector that samples…
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Let’s Farm Out Our Image Builds!Urvashi Mohnani27m
Podman farm uses the Podman unix socket over SSH to send a single build to remote nodes of different CPU architectures, run native builds in parallel on those…
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BoF: Meet and Chat about Open Source in Automotive!Walt Miner39m
Room-style discussion format focused on concrete problems and solutions: progress on an AGL SOV reference platform with Honda and Toyota involvement, ELISA…
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The Power of "AND": A New Template for Open Source SustainabilityAlyssa P Wright, Francesca Romano42m
Bloomberg reports a concrete template: embed philanthropy into OSPO work and measure project, business, participant and public impact. Built programs include a…
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The Responsible Generative AI Framework (RGAF) : An IntroductionJim Schreckengast26m
The Responsible Generative AI Framework (RGAF) lays out 9 Dimensions for ethical systems, backed by a ~47‑page white paper and a community of over 80…
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The Open Source Solution That Actually WorksSyed Usman Ahmad27m
Claims a single open-source stack collects logs, metrics, traces and CPU profiles and shows them together; demo runs Grafana in Docker with Prometheus, Loki…
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Linux Networking: Key Understanding and Practical TroubleshootingMuna Nwaiwu23m
Covers concrete Linux commands and a one‑file troubleshooting workflow: persistent configs via nmcli and netplan YAML, quick state checks with ip address show…
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Breaking and Fixing the Kernel: Crashes, Debugging & Performance Tun...Hardik Garg, Thomas Ballasi37m
Covers four concrete kernel crash classes—null pointer dereference, stack overflow, use after free and divide by zero—reproduced on Azure Linux VMs and…
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Cross-cloud App Splitting With WebAssembly ComponentsMatt Butcher52m
Claim: one codebase compiles to WebAssembly and is split at deploy time so pieces run in different Kubernetes clusters, clouds, or edge locations. Uses Rust…
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Effortless Secure and Control Traffic Using Kubernetes Gateway API for Ingress, Egress an...Lin Sun41m
Live demo uses Kubernetes Gateway API + Istio Ambient Mesh, Kgateway, Argo CD, Kiali and Prometheus to manage ingress, egress and service-to-service traffic…
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Apache Gravitino: A Multi-regional, Geo-distributed Meta DatalakeJustin Mclean, Lisa Cao31m
Apache Gravitino presents a geo-distributed metadata lake that discovers schemas automatically, propagates schema changes back to sources, and runs…
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Mock Me If You Can: Using Mocks in Container Applications for Integration TestingJohn Coyne33m
A practical demo shows using Wiremock sidecar containers (Docker image copied into a pod) to run narrow integration tests for a small "issues-handler" app that…
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Standards and Specifications at the Linux FoundationJory Burson22m
Linux Foundation hosts about 200 open projects with spec components, six ISO standards, 36 traditional consortia and roughly 3,500 contributors from 500…
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Making EU CRA (Cyber Resilience Act) Simplified and Non-scary for OSS ContributorsRoman Zhukov42m
EU CRA largely excludes individual contributors (recital 18) but places potential obligations on maintainers who charge beyond cost or whose code is monetized…
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New Leadership and RolesJonathan Bryce, Chris Aniszczyk02m
The announcement formalizes joint leadership between The Linux Foundation and CNCF to broaden Cloud & Infrastructure scope, consolidate roles, and scale…
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Building the Future Developer: Trends in Open Source, Education...Phoebe Quincy, Kim Schlesinger40m
Recent studies show one human using AI beats a team without it (776 Procter & Gamble participants), and GitHub Copilot users write 12% more code and 24% less…
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Lightning Talk: Serving Guardrail Detectors on VllmEvaline Ju07m
An open-sourced vLLM detector adapter adds detector endpoints to a vLLM server so Granite Guardian, Llama Guard or simple regex/encoder detectors run through…
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Lightning Talk: Streaming and Processing Edge Vision Data in Real TimeJoyce Lin09m
Edge vision systems run lightweight models locally and send only events or metadata upstream, claiming up to ~25% revenue loss from empty shelves and solving…
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A Beginner's Guide To Programming Quantum Computers With Open-...Sagar Kesarpu, Harikrishna Muriki51m
Begins with a live demo using Qiskit (also mentions Cirq and PennyLane) to create two qubits, apply a Hadamard then a CNOT, run thousands of shots on a…
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Steps Towards Achieving a Secure Linux ServerKarissa Sanchez, Angelina Vu30m
An Ubuntu web server with a deliberate code‑injection flaw allows arbitrary shell commands, letting the attacker overwrite index.html with "you've been hacked"…
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Unveiling Arm Confidential Computing Architecture Software StackKevin Zhao38m
Arm CCA spec hits mainline (released Sep 2024) and firmware lands as TF-A 2.20 with IMM 0.6; EDK2 staging is merging but DMA and hugepage support remain…
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Towards Confidential AI for the Masses!Julian Stephen, Michael Le47m
Shows a working end-to-end confidential inference service that boots a CVM, attests CPU and GPU, mounts an encrypted volume, downloads an encrypted model from…
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Virtio-msg: Making Virtio Work Where It Does Not TodayBill Mills34m
A new transport called virtio‑msg converts MMIO reads and writes to messages so virtio works on AMP cores, secure world TEEs, and devices that cannot…
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Test Harness: Continuous Testing on HardwareJulia Anjanet Pineda35m
A fully automated board farm runs continuous hardware tests on every commit or PR: artifacts from Artifactory get pulled, flashed and validated, and results…
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Transforming Software Development and Engineering Velocity at EBay With AI/ML in C...Aravind Kannan20m
eBay describes an internal AI/ML CI/CD platform that measurably speeds delivery: 1,600+ daily commits across 4,000 apps, commit‑to‑prod down to ~45 minutes…
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Telemetry Showdown: Fluent Bit vs. OpenTelemetry Collector - A Comprehensive Benchma...Henrik Rexed19m
Benchmarks run with logs only, logs+traces, and logs+traces+metrics show Fluent Bit using 15–20 MB vs OpenTelemetry Collector 80–120 MB for simple log…
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Unleashing the Power of Mutation Testing: Supercharging Software Quality and Resilien...Emma Taylor20m
Mutation testing intentionally mutates code to prove test suites actually catch faults, demonstrated by a simple C++ mutant example: plus→multiply that leaves…
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Architecting for the Long Haul: Technical Strategies for Sustainable Open-Source Support ModelsAndrew Sullivan, Mark Asselstine, Megan Knight, Katherine Druckman41m
Open-source projects need concrete plans: Yocto runs a four-year LTS but teams still lack a post‑LTS place to collaborate; one project reports doing roughly…
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Navigating FINTECH’s Regulatory Waters With InnerSourceBrittany Erica Istenes, Russell Rutledge40m
Claim: InnerSource reduces regulatory friction in FINTECH by creating searchable, centrally maintained components that auditors can inspect instead of auditing…
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Panel Discussion: It Takes a Village - The Case for a Versatile Open Source WorkforceIldikó Váncsa, Charles Eckel, Ray Paik, Ria Farrell Schalnat42m
Panel describes concrete practices: running an IETF hackathon: 4 projects, 40 people to ship reference implementations; using TiDB and Chaos Mesh inside CNCF…
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Recipe for Discovery: Building the UC Open Source Repository Browser From ScratchJuanita Gomez33m
Built a relational database from GitHub REST API queries and campus keyword combinations, collecting metadata, READMEs, contributor info and community files…
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DEI Is Dead: What Happens Next?Jennifer Madriaga40m
Claims that DEI programs are being cut but the issues persist, supported by cited numbers: 91% of workers report discrimination, 94% value belonging, support…
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CD Demands Continuous Testing: Why We Built a Testing Platform Layer on ECS Usin...Jaime G. O'Byrne11m
JPMorgan builds a testing platform layer on ECS that runs functional suites inside a controlled ECS task with kitchen-sync image, removing manual secret…
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A Secure Tekton Task by Using Confidential ContainersTatsushi Inagaki18m
Protects a Tekton task and its artifact signing key even if the cluster administrator is compromised by running the task pod inside a trusted execution…
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Cybersecurity with CDF & OpenSSF Focus Group01h 16m
Less than half of companies generate SBOMs today, yet SBOMs attached to revenue are already forcing adoption for government contracts; some teams produce both…
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Practitioners' PanelBob Walker, Brett Smith, Kate Scarcella, Ben Powell, Melissa McKay41m
Panelists give concrete wins: consolidation to a monorepo of 12 services cuts PR complexity and infra cost; an event‑driven, asynchronous pipeline shifts left…
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Lightning Talk: One Year In: The State of the DataOps InitiativeLisa Cao09m
One year after launching the DataOps Initiative under the CD Foundation the project defines core principles, runs biweekly community meetings with several core…
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Your Deployments Are Lying. AI KnowsSeema Saharan, Aditya Soni21m
CI/CD shows green while 10% of users see checkout or cart failures; logs show slight wording shifts and one trace span slows by ~150 ms. The demonstration ties…
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Who Are You Building For: Pipelines Have a PurposeAndrew McNamara, Julen Landa Alustiza19m
Red Hat builds a Tekton-based platform called Conflux that produces Tekton Chains SLSA provenance at build-level 3, signs provenance with isolated keys, and…
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Sponsored Session: Unlock Growth and Talent: Effectiveness of Mentorship in Open...Nate Waddington40m
CNCF runs 3 terms per year of the LFX mentoring program with 12‑week, project‑scoped placements and recommends two mentors per mentee; projects expect roughly…
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Defining Open Source AI: Can the “Judgement of Solomon” Help the Open Source Commu...Arnaud J Le Hors19m
OSI publishes a first Open Source AI definition but adoption stalls and critics call it too rigid; debate centers on license mismatches (software licenses vs…
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Security, Privacy & Authenticity on the WebDaniel Appelquist22m
W3C publishes ethical web principles and a parallel set of privacy principles that require purpose specification, data minimization and machine‑readable…
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Tutorial: Guarding the Gates: Understanding and Mitigating OWA...Neetu Jain, Kimberly Nowell-Berry55m
OWASP lists the Top 10 LLM risks and ranks prompt injection as the most critical, demonstrated by live Gandalf capture-the-flag lab and Viz/MLLDoc exercises…
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Lightning Talk: Shift Left With AI: Smarter Code Reviews for DevOps...Vaibhav Tupe, Shrinath Thube07m
AI-powered assistants run real-time IDE reviews and pre-commit hooks that flag bugs, secrets, security flaws, test coverage gaps and policy violations before…
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Standardizing CI/CD Observability: Insights From the OpenTelemetry CI/CD SIGDotan Horovits20m
Standardizes CI/CD telemetry via the OpenTelemetry CI/CD SIG with published semantic conventions for pipeline, deployment, VCS, test and artifact attributes so…
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Sponsored Session: Unifying Observability at DoorDash using Open Stand...Owen Zhang, Victor Soares25m
DoorDash replaces an ETL batch pipeline with an OpenTelemetry → Chronosphere pipeline for mobile metrics, cutting volume and cost and improving alert…
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Sponsored Session: Lessons Learned from Moving 2 Million Engineers from AngularJS t...Stephen Fluin33m
Claims that Google migrates about 2 million engineers off AngularJS and that Angular now has over 3 million developers; adoption relies on automation rather…
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Stories From the Trenches: Effective Collaboration Between OSPOs and R&...Georg Kunz, David Östman40m
Ericsson describes a central four-person OSPO in the CTO office working with an engineering center of excellence to push upstream contributions: two-year…
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Empowering Asian Contributions: The Rise of Regional User Groups in...Naomichi Shima, Norio Kobota41m
OpenChain Japan launches in 2017 and runs 33 all member meetings, eight sub work groups and a mailing list with over 100 entities and 230+ subscribers…
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Six Years of Empowering Open Source CommunitiesShuah Khan41m
Six years of Linux Foundation mentorships scale from three kernel graduates in 2019 to 253 graduates from 213 programs last year, drawn from 13,840…
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FLOSS Mentorship Unconference: A Community Event to Share, Shape, & Scale Mentoring Efforts in Op...01h 58m
Unconference builds the agenda live and breaks into working sessions that actually produce notes on a public GitHub repo (ossna.flossmentoring.org); attendees…
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Panel Discussion: Contribute with Clarity: Choosing Your...Joanna Lee, Scott Nicholas, Jory Burson32m
Linux Foundation now hosts over 200 projects and adds 150–250 a year while offering a Community Specification License designed to let GitHub workflows produce…
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Effortlessly Build, Run, Secure, and Manage Traffic for a Generative AI Application From...Lin Sun42m
A runnable GenAI demo is built: a Streamlit web app that chats with local LLaMA models (Nama 3.2 and Nava for images) and uses RAG with ChromaDB; it deploys to…
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Tutorial: Take Control of Git: Beyond the BasicsKim Schlesinger, Kyle Coberly01h 33m
Five short repo-based games (Hike Disaster, Research, Plan, Packing, Redux) teach concrete commands and workflows: use git reflog to recover personal history…
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Traefik V4: What We’re Cooking for YouNicolas Mengin, Emile Vauge42m
Traefik v4 targets an end-of-2026 release and promises concrete changes: a new plugin system with WASM plugins and planned gRPC plugin support, a pre-routing…
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If I Could Turn Back Time - What Open Source and Tech History Tells Us About the F...Shirley Bailes42m
Traces a clear pattern: Linux becomes infrastructure and the LAMP stack enables garage projects to run production; SDN (OpenFlow, ONOS, OpenDaylight) separates…
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Building an Open Source System Design Interview Coach With Interactive SimulationsSriram Panyam40m
An open source tool called SDL models systems with a simple DSL, runs steady state simulations (not full DES), and uses discrete outcome distributions instead…
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Software Supply Chain for the SDV Future — Logistics, Cybersecurity and ComplianceHasan Yasar40m
Claim: SDVs push OEMs to treat software like hardware with component-level SBOMs and automated CI/CD certification; many teams build pipelines that generate…
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Building a Safe and Open Vehicle Core With Open SourcePhilipp Ahmann36m
Safe Open Vehicle Core (S‑Core) builds a safety-certifiable middleware stack for high‑performance ECUs, targeting ISO 26262, ASPICE and ISO 21434 compliance…
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Enhancing Data Integrity in LinuxAnuj Gupta34m
Describes three main kernel changes: a new io_uring PI pointer SQE fields API (merged in v6.14) that lets applications attach per-I/O protection metadata; a PI…
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Rusty OP-TEE Trusted ApplicationsSumit Garg34m
OP-TEE Trusted Applications get a Rust toolchain path that uses no_std support, the OP-TEE C libraries and three Rust crates (opt, opt_build and a protocol…
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Billy and Eddie's Declassified Git Survival GuideBilly Lynch, Eddie Zaneski39m
Covers concrete rescue steps: use git reflog as safety net to recover dropped commits, run git fetch vs git pull to see origin/main, resolve conflicts with git…
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FoundationDB, the Black KnightPeter Boros34m
A FoundationDB cluster on Kubernetes with 72 storage processes plus 16 stateless and 12 logs runs a Go YCSB benchmark at 50k QPS on a half terabyte dataset…
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SBOMs in the Real World: Practical Guidance for Managing Three Common SBOM Sce...Cortez Frazier Jr.20m
Based on experience supporting SBOM programs across industries including managing 1,800 repositories and 600 applications with a three-person team, practical…
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The Xen Safety Concept, a Major Milestone Toward CertificationStefano Stabellini40m
Xen achieves a concrete milestone: Safety Concept Approval (Q4 2024) from third‑party assessors, committing to ISO 26262 and IEC 61508 certification paths…
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Welcome Back(not provided)02m
Announces schedule updates and on-site logistics: lists Ask the Expert sessions and speaker office hours at foyer breaks, details raffle prizes including a…
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Expanding the OpenChain Standards Portfolio - More Sister Standards?Shane Martin Coughlan32m
OpenChain states it is not launching new ISO standards right now but is turning market gaps into concrete guides that can evolve into specs and standards: a…
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Continuous Compliance in Open Source: Safety Assurance Through S...Rinat Shagisultanov, Troy Sabin30m
Claims that an SBOM-driven pipeline turns safety compliance from weeks of manual review into minutes of automated action, using SPDX 3.1 annotations and…
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Can File Systems Survive in Data-centric World?Viacheslav Dubeyko42m
File systems introduce measurable overhead as byte‑addressable persistent memory, kernel bypass and hardware accelerators converge; the question is whether to…
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Self-Driving DAMON/S: Controlled and Automated Access-aware Efficient SystemsSeongJae Park45m
Kernel subsystem DAMON provides controlled data‑access monitoring with dynamic monitoring intervals autotuning, dynamic space granularity (merge/split regions)…
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V4L2 Media Controller Request APIKarthik Poduval20m
V4L2 Media Controller Request API provides per-frame controls tied to a media request FD so user space can set volatile parameters and receive exact per-frame…
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Strengthening Software Supply Chains: Harmonizing SLSA Provenance and SPDX SBOM for Better AdoptionMihai Maruseac, Kate Stewart, Hasan Yasar40m
SLSA provenance ties each build to its workflow while SPDX SBOM lists every component; together they pinpoint what went into an artifact, who built it, and how…
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We Need a Standard for Open Source Package RequirementsElitsa Bankova, Eve Martin-Jones40m
Argument: current ecosystems lack a common requirement spec, so Deps.dev analyzes millions of packages across npm, Cargo, Maven, PyPI and RubyGems and…
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Developing a Community-Driven Standard for Open Source Software...Philipp Ahmann, Gabriele Paoloni44m
Proposal to create a community standard that maps code‑centric CI/CD open source practices to regulated industry needs, backed by a literature review (33…
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Unlocking Telco APIs: How Open Source Is Driving Standardization & Interoperabili...Markus Kummerle17m
CAMARA builds concrete telco APIs (example SIM swap API) with full docs, YAML/Swagger and code samples, and a GSMA public map to find commercial endpoints at…
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Turning Policies, Standards, and Governance Into Enablers for Open-Source InnovationMark Paulsen18m
Three concrete governance patterns: right-size guard rails, frequency reduces difficulty, and no conflict. A bank-level example injects standards, controls and…
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Towards a Better Adoption ModelNigel Brown23m
Proposal: create an LF-wide system to surface compatible projects so forks and drop‑in replacements gain adoption. Concrete ideas: functionality tagging (an…
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Open Source Software: Hollywood’s Secret Sauce for Visual Effects and A...David Morin, Larry Gritz51m
Academy Software Foundation runs 15 projects used across production pipelines, hosts ~350 meetings per year, and counts ~5,000 Slack members with ~1,000…
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Verifying the Rust Standard LibraryCarolyn Zech33m
Amazon and the Rust Foundation run a verification contest that aims to formally prove the Rust standard library’s unsafe code cannot cause undefined behavior…
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The Big-endian RISC-V Linux AdventureBen Dooks42m
Prototype implements RISC-V runtime data endianness via MSTATUS MBE bits (bit 37/36), modifies QEMU (about 120 LOC in target/riscv and translation), updates…
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Overlay Images To the RescueFrank Vasquez45m
Yocto images break the rootfs into composable layers and the talk shows a working workflow that uses systemd-sysext (systemd 248) plus overlayfs and btrfs…
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Becoming a Stronger Ally: Handling Difficult Situations and...Satyendra (Sat) Agrawal, Li He, Spencer Desmond38m
Describes a Discover Dojo coaching program adapted into scenario exercises that teach concrete moves: run 10–minute pre-meeting check‑ins, schedule virtual…
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Newcomer… but Not NewEmily Shaffer43m
Practical checklist for senior internal engineers moving code upstream: expect social and process friction, not technical gaps; use pre-review with a mentor…
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Contributor Catalyst: New Contributor Perspectives From an HBCU Mento...Emily Lovell, Silas Morgan40m
A pilot eight-week hybrid cohort (one week remote, four weeks in-person, three weeks remote) trains HBCU students on git, GitHub workflows, community research…
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Harnessing Event-Driven and Multi-Agent Architectures for Complex Workflows in Gen...Mary Grygleski50m
Proposes combining event-driven streaming (Apache Kafka, Pulsar, brokers) with multi-agent orchestration (Autogen, CrewAI, Strands) and RAG backed by vector…
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The Work No One Notices—Until It’s Missing: Scaling Open Source Community TeamsElizabeth Barron41m
Proposes a four-part staffing model—Community Caretakers, Content Creators, Growth Drivers, Organizers—with care first to reduce burnout and single points of…
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Event Provenance Registry: Continuous Delivery Events for the Electric SheepBrett Smith22m
Event Provenance Registry is an open source, event-driven provenance service that records receipts in Postgres and publishes a single source of truth to Kafka…
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Keynote: eBPF: Unlocking Innovation in the Linux KernelDaniel Borkmann15m
eBPF turns multi‑year kernel changes into days by letting small verified bytecode modules load at runtime with a verifier and JIT pipeline, supporting LLVM/GCC…
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Keynote: Your Core Infrastructure Should Be Vendor Neutral and Open SourceMadelyn Olson05m
A team forks Reddus and forms Valky under the Linux Foundation to regain vendor-neutral governance, implements an observability metrics system after Reddus…
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Keynote: All Your Base Are Belong to UsChristopher R Robinson, Eddie Knight14m
OpenSSF’s Open Source Project Security Baseline builds a machine‑readable control catalog mapped to CRA, NIS, NIST SDLC and other frameworks, shares a Gamara…
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Implementing Zero Trust in Government Settings: Strategies, Challenges, and Best Pra...Steve Taylor42m
Argues that government Zero Trust requires concrete engineering: a CI/CD pipeline with ephemeral runners, SBOMs signed and attested into OCI layers using…
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The O[S]PO Organization for the Age of AIPaul Holland38m
Argues that existing OSPOs should become OPOs to cover software, models, weights and data, citing HPE’s decision to place the team in legal for IP alignment…
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Panel Discussion: From First PR To Lifelong Impact: Helping People Thrive in Open SourceDawn M Foster, Ruth Ikegah, Shuah Khan, Matt Denny40m
CHAOSS Africa (est. 2022) scales newcomer onboarding by running workshops, creating beginner-friendly working groups (design, docs, dev), and running social…
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Trust but Verify: Uncovering the Hidden Risks of Inaccurate SBOMs With J...Yue Xiao, Dhilung Kirat39m
JBomAudit is an open-source verifier that scans jar bytecode and compares declared dependency trees to actually referenced classes using a binary analyzer…
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Dynamo: Supporting Next-Generation AI WorkloadsOlga Andreeva, Ryan McCormick40m
Dynamo is an open-source, Rust-native inference framework with Python bindings that targets multi-node generative AI serving and ships with a separate…
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Panel Discussion: Build a Great Business on Open Source Without Selling Your SoulRobert Hodges, Ann Schlemmer, Tatiana Krupenya42m
Altinity runs ClickHouse support and cloud operations for 250 customers and reports 600 PRs submitted to ClickHouse over the years; its business mixes cloud…
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cdCon Closing SessionJeremy Meiss16m
Closing session announces distribution of five "CI/CD Design Patterns" books, publication of a new SAS case study plus user stories from Fidelity, Autodesk and…
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Navigating Compliance: What Developers Can Learn From DrivingKadi McKean, Charlie Jones20m
Manufacturers take the bulk of CRA obligations while individual contributors are explicitly exempt and maintainers are largely out of scope unless monetized…
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How To Stay Compliant With and Take Benefits From the EU CRA (Cyber Resilience Act)Roman Zhukov53m
EU CRA casts a wide net over software and open source by redefining roles like Manufacturer, Steward, Individual developer and by making concrete demands…
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Accelerating GenAI Innovation: Lessons From Intuit's Agents an...Shradha Ambekar, Conrad De Peuter29m
Intuit built a centralized Genos framework of reusable agents and tools that plugs into product engines (QuickBooks, TurboTax) and uses open source like…
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Keynote: How Open Protocols Unleash AI’s Next Wave of Creativity and ImpactJessica Forrester05m
Argues that the next wave of AI is agentic systems that plan, reason, and execute multi-step tasks and that model context protocol plus agent-to-agent…
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Building Trust Through Proactive Security - Key Parts of the Trus...Przemysław Roguski, Ralph Bean43m
Red Hat claims that shifting security left and producing cryptographically-signed provenance and SBOMs inside an open-source pipeline actually reduces risk…
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In From the Cold - Open Source as Part of Mainstream Software Asset ManagementShane Martin Coughlan25m
Open source moves from fringe to mainstream software asset management with concrete artifacts: SPDX (2010) and SPDX3, ISO standards like ISO/IEC 5230, 18974…
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From Classroom To Cloud: Bridging Academia and the Open Sou...Andy Anderson, Professor Corey Leong32m
Program called Interns for Open Source (IFOS) places students into real projects using GitHub, VS Code, Slack and LFX workflows; one cohort gets 420…
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Securing Software Supply Chains for the Public GoodDaniel Moch, William Crum24m
A CNCF public sector white paper lays out a deployable architecture that uses OCI-compliant registries to store artifacts, pushes sbombs and attestations into…
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Funding Security in Open Source: Insights From FreeBSD’s Audit Journ...Deb Goodkin, Michael Winser43m
Alpha Omega funds a FreeBSD security audit that targets two subsystems, Beehive and Capsicum, after outreach in November 2023 and approval in early February…
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The Accidental Maintainer: Sideways Stories Into Open Source Leadersh...Divya Mohan, Natali Vlatko40m
Co-chairs of the Kubernetes docs SIG describe concrete paths from contributor to maintainer: starting a weekly bug triage that converts newcomers into…
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Builds You (and Others) Can Trust: Meet the AMPEL Policy EngineAdolfo García Veytia17m
Ampel is an open source policy engine that embeds into CI/CD or a CLI, verifies keyless Sigstore verification and in-toto attestations, and evaluates predicate…
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Managing Resources To Lower CostsMark Waite, Melissa McKay19m
Jenkins uses donated JROG Artifactory and discovers 10 TB of storage and 50 TB/month bandwidth waste, costing thousands; access logs convert to SQL so queries…
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From CDEvents To Actions: Designing the Workflow ConductorDadisi Sanyika, Ben Powell19m
Conduit converts CDEvents into actionable orchestration by mapping normalized events from Jenkins, GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Argo CD, Datadog, PagerDuty, Jira…
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The Open Ecosystem for the Agentic AgeKumaran Siva, Joohi Mittal15m
AMD unveils an open AI stack centered on Rockom 7 that adds distributed inference, training with data/pipeline/tensor parallelism, and MI350/MI355 series…
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Using SBOMs for Linux Foundation ProjectsJeff Shapiro, Gary O'Neall43m
Linux Foundation generates a unified SBOM that combines source scanning and dependency analysis for ~260 projects out of ~1,200, finding a 40% rate of key…
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Finally! A New Trademark PolicyRebecca Rumbul, Gracie Gregory41m
Rust Foundation updates its trademark policy after an initial draft draws 3–4k responses and widespread backlash that causes reputational harm. The process…
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Let's Play AI Supply Chain Candyland!Sarah Evans, Christopher R Robinson43m
A board-game style framework called AI Supply Chain Candyland is built to map end-to-end AI/ML development, highlighting that data and models must join code in…
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Not Just Ticking a Box – Establishing Trust in Artifacts with Proven...Andrew McNamara, Ralph Bean20m
Compares concrete provenance outputs from GitHub Actions, Witness, and Tekton: GitHub Actions produces only repo+commit only metadata and exposes signing keys…
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Scalable and Efficient LLM Serving With the VLLM Production StackJunchen Jiang, Yue Zhu40m
Open source vLLM Production Stack combines vLLM Production Stack router, an LMCache KV cache backend, Kubernetes + Helm deployment and SkyPilot for cross‑cloud…
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Building Your (Local) LLM Second BrainOlivia Buzek41m
A fully local “second brain” runs on a laptop using Ollama + Granite models served via OpenWebUI, with LangChain/llama_index for RAG and CrewAI/Autogen-style…
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Following the Golden Image Road: Best Practices and PitfallsNatalie Somersall39m
Describes a Chainguard-based golden image program that standardizes SSL certs, internal package repos and OCI labels, enforces declarative builds and…
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AI Pipelines With OPEA: Best Practices for Cloud Native ML Operati...Ezequiel Lanza, Melissa McKay43m
Opia turns a Jupyter proof‑of‑concept RAG notebook into deployable microservices: chunking PDFs (~1,000-token chunks with overlap), embedding with a Hugging…
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Fast Inference, Furious Scaling: Leveraging VLLM With KServeRafael Vasquez33m
vLLM claims major inference gains by cutting KV‑cache waste from roughly 60–80% down to ~4% using PagedAttention, plus speedups from continuous batching and…
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Keynote: Announcements & Raffle DrawingJim Zemlin02m
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search every conference, speaker and series
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focus the filter search
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home
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light / dark — the status bar button does the same
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this help
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close this, then clear every filter — or just the search, while you are typing in it

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