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LinuxCon North America 2011 | Schedule

Please note that the schedule is still fluid and will change as speakers and sessions are finalized.

Wednesday, August 17th

Co-Located Event: Open Source Collaboration Workshop, Cypress Room (34th Floor), 10:30am - 3:50pm

All Keynote Presentations Are In Regency Ballroom

  Georgia B Regency A Regency B Plaza A Plaza B Plaza C
8:00am Registration & Continental Breakfast
9:00am Imagine a World Without Linux
Jim Zemlin, Executive Director of The Linux Foundation
9:30am The Challenges of the Next 20 Years of Linux
Jim Whitehurst, CEO at Red Hat
10:00am Break
10:30am Patents and the Latest in Consumer Electronics
Keith Bergelt, OIN
The Stable Linux Kernel Tree
Greg Kroah-Hartman, SUSE
Centralized user administration with SSSD and FreeIPA
Stephen Gallagher, Red Hat
Running Linux and Open Source in the Cloud: Tips and Tricks
Rod Cope, OpenLogic
The Rise, Fall, and Re-Thinking of the Linux User Group
Dafydd Crosby, Calgary Linux User Group
Introduction to Android Testing
Diego Torres Milano
11:30am Watching Mad Men and Thinking About Open Source
Karen Copenhaver, The Linux Foundation
Improving Sustainability with Cloud Computing
Don Hardaway
Making Those Buttons Work: The Strange World of x86 Platform Drivers
Matthew Garrett, Red Hat
Driving OpenStack with Puppet
James Turnbull, Puppet Labs
State of the kernel.org Address - 2011 Edition
John Hawley, The Linux Foundation
Introduction to Android Testing (Cont.)
Diego Torres Milano
12:20pm Lunch
2:00pm The Changing Linux Landscape
Jay Lyman, The 451 Group
20 Years - And More - of Kernel Development
Jon Corbet, LWN.net
What's Inside Benchmarks
Wim Coekaerts, Oracle
PowerNap your Data Center
Dustin Kirkland, Canonical
Delivering Quality and Predictability While Embracing the Open Source Spirit
Julie Fleischer, Intel
Hands On Embedded Linux with the Yocto Project
Saul Wold, Intel
3:00pm Panel: Linux Beyond x86: Revolutionizing the Data Center with Linux at the Core
Jean Staten Healy, IBM
What to Expect From Linux Storage
James Bottomley, Parallels
Autotest: The Kernel Testing Framework
Lucas Meneghel Rodrigues, Red Hat
The Worlds Largest Linux Desktop Deployment: 500,000 Seats and Counting
Tim Griffin, Userful Corporation
Freedom, Out of the Box!
Bdale Garbee, Hewlett-Packard
Hands On Embedded Linux with the Yocto Project (Cont.)
Saul Wold, Intel
3:50pm Break
4:00pm Panel: 20 Years of Linux
Dan Frye, Vice President, Open Systems Development, IBM Systems & Technology Group; Jon "Maddog" Hall, Executive Director at Linux International; Eben Moglen, Director-Counsel at Software Freedom Law Center; Jim Zemlin, Executive Director at The Linux Foundation (Moderator)
4:45pm A Conversation with Linus Torvalds
Greg Kroah-Hartman in conversation with Linux Creator Linus Torvalds
6:30pm Linux "Roaring 20's" 20th Anniversary Gala at LinuxCon
Commodore Ballroom

 

Thursday, August 18th

All Keynote Presentations Are In Regency Ballroom

  Georgia B Regency A Regency B Plaza A Plaza B Plaza C
8:00am Registration & Continental Breakfast
9:00am Linux: A Disruptive Force - Then and Now
Dr. Irving Wladawsky-Berger, IBM
9:40am Enabling Developers with WebOS and the Power of Open Source and Linux
Phil Robb, Director of the Open Source Program Office at Hewlett-Packard
10:10am Break
10:30am Managing the Android Supply Chain
Peter Vescuso, Black Duck Software
Developing Portable Applications using the Linux Standard Base
Jeff Licquia, The Linux Foundation
User Space Tracing in Small Footprint Devices (How Low Can You Go?)
Jason Wessel, Wind River
ConnMan: Advanced Connectivity Features for Mobile Devices
Marcel Holtmann, Intel
Optimizing Performance of Persistent Data Storage in KVM-based Clouds
Khoa Huynh, IBM
A Beginners's Guide to Linux Kernel Programming
Robert P. J. Day, CrashCourse.ca
11:30am How to Set a Broken ARM
Grant Likely, Secret Lab
Using the openSUSE Build Service to Create Kernel Module Packages
Ann Davis, Novell
Beyond Linux: Changing the World With Open Source
Ruth Suehle, Red Hat
Linux: How it Runs the World of Finance
Christoph Lameter
Linux Culture Has Changed the World: How to Use the Open Source Way For Anything
Robyn Bergeron, Red Hat
A Beginners's Guide to Linux Kernel Programming (Cont.)
Robert P. J. Day, CrashCourse.ca
12:20pm Lunch
2:00pm SPDX a Year Later - What's New in Data Exchange
Phil Odence, Black Duck Software & Esteban Rockett, Motorola
Building the HDTV Blueray Microwave Washing Machine: Software Development Lifecycle Patterns using the Yocto Project
Elizabeth Flanagan, Intel
Detailed Power Data Gathering and Monitoring for Home and Datacenter Use
Marc Merlin, Google
Ironclad Clouds: How Linux Is Improving Infrastructure Security
George Wilson, IBM
Panel: Marching Forward: The 25% Desktop Linux Penetration Solution
Duane Nickull, Adobe
Hands-On Virtualization: Running and Tuning KVM
Stefan Hajnoczi, IBM
3:00pm Charting the Next Decade of Linux: The SUSE View
Alan Clark, Novell
What Your Database Wants From Linux
Josh Berkus, PostgreSQL Experts
Ext4 Improvements For Cloud Servers
Ted Ts'o, Google
Optimizing Linux Kernel for Latency in High performance trading systems
Thayumanavar, Huawei & Irfan UR Rehman, Huawei
Panel: Media Roundtable: Reporting on Linux's Past, Present and Future
Jennifer Cloer, The Linux Foundation
Hands-On Virtualization: Running and Tuning KVM (Cont.)
Stefan Hajnoczi, IBM
3:50pm Break
4:00pm Demand for Mobility Drives Open Source Innovation
Mark Charlebois, Director of Open Source Strategy at Qualcomm Innovation Center
4:30pm Good Collaboration in 2 Words: Structured Fighting
Clay Shirky, Acclaimed Author of "Here Comes Everybody"
5:15pm Yocto Project Community (BoFs)
Jeff Osier-Mixon, Intel
Think Power Lounge
IBM Linux Technology Center
Linux Databases (BoFs)
Josh Berkus, PostgreSQL Experts
Consumer Electronics Working Group (BoFs)
Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC & Hisao Munakata, Renesas
GlusterFS (BoFs)
John Mark Walker, Gluster
SPDX Face to Face (BoFs)
Phil Odence, Black Duck Software
6:30pm VIP Dinner Reception

 

Friday, August 19th

Co-Located Event: MeeGo Mini-Summit, Oxford Room, 10:15am - 3:50pm

All Keynote Presentations Are In Regency Ballroom

  Georgia B Regency A Regency B Plaza A Plaza B Plaza C Oxford
8:00am Registration & Continental Breakfast
9:00am The Fallacy of the "Zero-Sum" Game
Allison Randal, Technical Architect at Ubuntu
9:30am The Future of Open Source in the Cloud
Marten Mickos, Chief Executive Officer at Eucalyptus Systems
10:00am Break
10:15am A Brief Legal History of the Linux Kernel Project
Richard Fontana, Red Hat
Linux Tracing Overview
Elena Zannoni, Oracle
The Changes and Challenges of PHP and Linux
Chris Jones, Oracle
Bringing Intelligent Storage to OpenStack
AB Periasamy, Gluster
Linux's Unique and Unexpected Role in a Complex Software as a Service Data Integration Project
Evan Bauer, Dealertrack
Linux Filesystem & Storage Tuning
Christoph Hellwig
MeeGo Architecture Update
Sunil Saxena, Intel
11:15am GPL Licensing and Eco-System - An Open perspective from Huawei
Sanil Kumar, Huawei & Timo Jokiaho, Huawei
Getting Started with IPv6 on Linux
Jake Edge, LWN.net
Industrializing the Production of Hardware Platforms With Linux - What Do We Learn from the PC, Server and Phone Worlds
Christopher Kenyon, Canonical
Logging Kernel Messages Without a Loss
Seiji Aguchi, Hitachi Data Systems
Where is the Money in Open Source? Business Models and the Marketing of Open Source Technologies
Nithya Ruff, Wind River Systems
Linux Filesystem & Storage Tuning (Cont...)
Christoph Hellwig
MeeGo SDK and Application Development
Mats Wichmann, Intel
12:05pm Lunch
1:00pm A Decade and Some Change: HA and Clustering on Linux
Lars Marowsky-Brée, SUSE
Working with the New IEEE Audio Video Bridging Network Standards and Linux
Jeff Koftinoff, Meyer Sound
Support for Multiple Performance Monitoring Units in Perf Events
Ashwin Chaugule, QuIC
It's the Latency Stupid: Why Bufferfloat Matters
John W. Linville, Red Hat
Linux Transmogrified: Fugue in Five Voices, oh, and a Toccata
Christine Hansen, Le Ciel
What are cgroups and How Can I Make Them Work For Me
Maik Broemme, Parallels
ConnMan Session API
Daniel Wagner, BMW
2:00pm Open Source Compliance Resources for the Supply Chain
Philip Koltun, The Linux Foundation
Transcendent Memory: Not Just For Virtualization Anymore!
Dan Magenheimer
Intelligent Failure Prediction on Linux Systems
Sanil Kumar, Huawei & Timo Jokiaho, Huawei
Systems Management of VMs from a CIM-Enabled Host
Chris Buccella, IBM
MariaDB - The New M in LAMP
Colin Charles, Monty Program Ab
Analyzing the Impact of sysctl Schedular Tunables
Ciju Rajan K, IBM
MeeGo Verticals and Device Development: Handset, IVI, TV, Netbook and More
Ibrahim Haddad, The Linux Foundation & Rudolf Streif, The Linux Foundation
3:00pm Crash Course in Open Source Cloud Computing
Mark Hinkle, Cloud.com
Fighting Regressions with Git Bisect
Christian Couder, Murex
Hosting Open Source Projects at the OSUOSL
Lance Albertson, OSL
Optimize ext4 Filesystem for Virtualization
Mingming Cao, IBM
Care and Feeding of a MySQL Database for Linux Systems Administrators
Dave Stokes, Oracle
Linux on eMMC: Optimizing for performance
David Bolcsfoldi, Intrinsyc
MeeGo Security for Tablet, Handheld and In-Vehicle-Infotainment
Ryan Ware, Intel
4:00pm Tracing in the Real World
Julien Desfossez, Revolution Linux
Yes We Can, the Real Faces of Linux
Carla Schroder
GNOME 3 - Design Principles for the Next Generation Desktop
Sriram Ramkrishna, GNOME Foundation & Adam Williamson, Fedora Project
What the Big Three Filesystems Can Do For My Enterprise
Chandra Seetharaman, IBM
USB Redirection Over the Network
Hans de Goede, Red Hat
Linaro's Android Platform
Zach Pfeffer, Linaro
Improving Graphic Performance of MeeGo on ARM
Akira Tsukamoto, Nomovok