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Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit 2012 | Schedule

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Tuesday, April 3rd


 Nikko I / Nikko II

3rd Floor
8:00am Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:15am Open Compute Project: Making Hardware More Open
Amir Michael, Manager (System Engineering) at Facebook
9:45am The Importance of Linux at Intel
Imad Sousou, Intel
10:15am Break
10:45am OpenMAMA: Open Middleware Standards for the Capital Markets and Beyond
Feargal O'Sullivan, NYSE Technologies, Inc.
11:30am Panel: The Linux Kernel: What's Next
Panelists: James Bottomley, Parallels; John Linville, Red Hat; Keith Packard, Intel
Moderated by Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation
12:30pm Lunch
2:00pm How Linux and Open Source Help to Tackle the Increasing Bandwidth Requirements
Timo Jokiaho, CTO (System Software) at Huawei
2:45pm Panel: Getting the Kinks out of the Software Supply Chain
Panelists: Steve Cropper, Cisco Systems; Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems; Scott Lamons, Hewlett-Packard; Jack Manbeck, Texas Instruments
Moderated: Phil Odence, Black Duck Software
 
3:45pm Break
4:15pm The Clouds are Coming - Are We Ready?
Gerrit Huizenga, Cloud Architect, Emerging Solutions at IBM
5:30pm Attendee Reception
Join us at Infusion Lounge for the attendee reception (5:30-8:30pm)


Wednesday, April 4th


 Mendocino I Mendocino II Monterey II Carmel II Monterey I Nikko III Bayview Golden Gate Peninsula

2nd Floor 2nd Floor 3rd Floor 3rd Floor 3rd Floor 3rd Floor 25th Floor 25th Floor 25th Floor

LSB Tizen Virtualization / Cloud Computing Yocto Project Tracing Legal OpenMAMA Kernel HPC/HA
9:00am  LSB Working Session
9:00am - 12:30pm		 Intro to Tizen and Community and Architecture Overview
Dawn Foster and Sunil Saxena, Intel

 		 Network Virtualization: Enabling Overlays For Network Scaling
Vivek Kashyap, IBM		 Yocto Project Status Update
Dave Stewart, Intel
 		 The Linux Perf Tools: Overview and Current Developments
Arnaldo Carvalho de Melo, Red Hat
 		 Linux System Definition
Keith Bergelt, OIN		 High Performance Messaging in the Real World
Feargal O'Sullivan & Mike Schonberg, NYSE Technologies		 Microsoft's Journey to the Linux Kernel
Ky Srinivasan and Tom Hanrahan, Open Source Technology Center at Microsoft
 		 Validating Core Parallel Software
Paul McKenney, IBM
 
10:00am
HTML5, WebApp Development & WebAPIs
Sakari Poussa, Intel		 It Takes an (Open Source Village) to Build a Cloud
Mark Hinkle, Citrix
 		 Yocto Project Team Q&A
Moderated by Jeff Osier-Mixon, Yocto Project		 Stacktraces / Callchains in Perf Events: What's Now? What's Next?
Frederic Weisbecker, Red Hat		 The Evolving Form of Free Software Organizations
Aaron Williamson, SFLC
 		 OpenMAMA: Under The Hood
Mike Schonberg, NYSE Technologies		 Kernel in the Way: Bypass and Offload Technologies
Christoph Lameter, Graphe Inc.
 		 Metrics For High Performance
Peter Zoll, I-MAG STS
 
11:00am
Break
  
11:30am
Introduction to Tizen SDK
Hyungoo Kang; Kangho Kim		 Virtual Machine Scheduling
Srivatsa Vaddagiri, IBM		 Meet The Yocto Project Developers & Advisory Board / Yocto Project 1.2 Retrospective
Yocto Project Development Team		 Removing Stop Machine From the Tracing Infrastructure
Steven Rostedt, Red Hat		 Real World Trademark Management for Free Software Projects
Karen Sandler, GNOME Foundation
We Need More Device Power Management Callbacks
Rafael J. Wysocki, SUSE Labs / Renesas / Fac. Phys. U. Warsaw		 Lustre: Where Are We Now
Brent Gorda, Whamcloud
12:30pm
Lunch
  
  LSB Tizen Virtualization / Cloud Computing Yocto Project Tracing Legal Desktop Kernel HPC/HA
2:00pm  LSB Working Session (Cont.)
2:00pm - 5:30pm		 Tizen Native Display Layer - EFL, Architecture and Usage
Carsten Haitzler, Samsung		 Open Source and Cloud
John Mark Walker, Red Hat		 Yocto Project 1.3 Discussion & Planning
Yocto Project Development Team		 SystemTap Sans Kernel: A Pure Userspace Backend
Josh Stone, Red Hat		 The Decline of the GPL and What To Do About It
Richard Fontana, Red Hat		 Integrating X and Wayland
Keith Packard, Intel		 Automatically Backporting the Linux Kernel
Luis R. Rodriguez, Qualcomm Atheros		 Resource Management with Linux Control Groups in High Performance Computing Clusters
Yiannis Georgiou, Bull
3:00pm
Intro to Tizen Telephony
DongHoo Park, Samsung		 Resource Over-Commitment For KVM Virtualization Environments
Karl Rister, IBM		 Working Group Discussion / Hacking
Moderated by Jeff Osier-Mixon, Yocto Project		 Debugging the Kernel Without a Debugger
Masami Hiramatsu, Hitachi		 GPL Compliance Is Easier Than You Think
Bradley Kuhn, Software Freedom Conservancy		 GNOME: Beyond the Traditional Desktop
Juan José Sánchez Penas, Igalia SL		 Whacking Droids: How to Extract Requirements from Flame Wars
Paul E. McKenney, IBM		 HPC - The Machine is Never Big Enough and Virtualization is Just Silly
Robert Schweikert, SUSE
4:00pm
Break
  
4:30pm
Upcoming Technologies: Wayland & oFono
Marcel Holtmann and Jesse Barnes, Intel		 Open Discussion (These are unmoderated discussions open to anyone interested in the track topic) Working Group Discussion / Hacking 
Moderated by Jeff Osier-Mixon, Yocto Project		 Dtrace
Kris Van Hees & Elena Zannoni, Oracle		 SPDX is the New Black, How Does It look on You?
Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems		 Open Discussion (These are unmoderated discussions open to anyone interested in the track topic) Open Discussion (These are unmoderated discussions open to anyone interested in the track topic) Architecture of a Next-Generation Parallel File System
Randall Martin, Omnibond


Thursday, April 5th


 Mendocino I Mendocino II Monterey I Nikko III Peninsula

2nd Floor 2nd Floor 3rd Floor 3rd Floor 25th Floor

SPDX UEFI Community Best Practices Filesystems Tools
9:00am

SPDX Working Session
9:00am - 5:30pm

 UEFI as the Converged Firmware Infrastructure
Dong Wei, Hewlett-Packard		 OpenHuawei.org: Innovating Open Development at Huawei
Sven-Thorsten Dietrich, Huawei		 Storage Management on Linux
Hannes Reinecke, SUSE		 Incremental Linking With Gold
Cary Coutant, Google
10:00am   Supporting UEFI With Linux
Matthew Garrett, Red Hat		 Community Management For Open Source Projects
Jeff Osier-Mixon, Intel		 Using the LIO SCSI Target Stack
Roland Dreier, Pure Storage		 LLVM Toolchain - Update and State of Building Linux with LLVM
David Kipping, Qualcomm & Mark Charlebois, QuIC
11:00am Break
11:30am
Discussion
Moderated by James Bottomley, Linux Foundation Technical Advisory Board Chair 		 Let's Kill All Proprietary Drivers For Good
Luis R. Rodriguez & Adrian Chadd, Qualcomm Atheros		 The Future of File Protocols: SMB2 Meets Linux
Steven French, IBM		 GDB Status Update & GDB on ARM
Stan Shebs, Mentor Graphics & Ulrich Weigand, IBM
12:30pm Lunch
  SPDX
Community Best Practices Filesystems Tools
2:00pm SPDX Working Session
9:00am - 5:30pm
How Linux Wireless Got Better
John W. Linville, Red Hat		 Btrfs Filesystem: Status and New Features
Chris Mason, Oracle		 The Future of the GNU C Library
Carlos O'Donell, Mentor Graphics
3:00pm

Open Source By The Numbers
Rich Sands, Black Duck Software		 Choosing the Right Filesystem
Moderated by Ric Wheeler, Red Hat 		 GCC, C++ and Transactional Memory
Paolo Carlini, Oracle & Torvald Riegel, Red Hat
4:00pm Break
4:30pm

Open Hardware + Open Software - The Perfect Storm For Innovation
Cole Crawford, Open Compute Project		 Open Discussion (These are unmoderated discussions open to anyone interested in the track topic) DWARF
Michael Eager, Eager Consulting