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Alexey Rusakov

Matrix.org, decentralised communications, telecoms, service orchestration, operations/business support systems

08:00

Breakfast 4F Foyer

09:00

Keynote: What Software Matters - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Hall B

09:30

Keynote Panel Discussion: The Future is Cloud Native: How Projects Like Kubernetes, Fluentd, OpenTracing, and Linkerd Will Help Shape Modern Infrastructure - Moderated by Chris Aniszczyk, Cloud Native Computing... Hall B

10:10

Keynote: The Makers of Marvels: How Developers Are Rebuilding the Enterprise, One Brick at a Time - Abby Kearns, Executive Director, Cloud Foundry Foundation Hall B

10:30

Morning Break 4F Foyer

11:00

How Google, IBM, Adobe & Hart are Focused on Creating and Promoting Vendor Neutral APIs - Mo Alkady, Hart Room 6

11:50

Leading an Open Source Community at a large Enterprise - Jonas Rosland, {code} by Dell EMC Room 6

12:30

Lunch (Attendees on Own) TBA

14:00

Doing “DropBox” the Cloud Native Way - Krishnan Parthasarathi, Minio & Jörg Schad, Mesosphere Room 1 Introduction to the Open Service Broker API- Doug Davis, IBM Room 6

14:50

Corporate Open Source Management - Organic or Controlled? - Frank Rowand, Sony Room 1 Open Source Infrastructure: Another Path of Growth for Open Source - Amye Scavarda & Nigel Babu, Red Hat Room 6

16:00

Libral: Towards a Systems Management API for Linux - David Lutterkort, Puppet, Inc. Room 6

16:50

Container Networking for Micro-services - An Apache Mesos Networking Deep Dive - Jörg Schad & Avinash Sridharan, Mesosphere Room 1

09:00

Keynote: Linux Kernel Panel - Moderated by Alice Ferrazzi, Gentoo Kernel Project Leader Hall B

09:40

Keynote: What's New With Hyperledger - Brian Behlendorf, Executive Director, Hyperledger Hall B

10:05

Keynote: Blockchain Security & Why It Matters - Daichi Iwata, Head of FinTech Business Development Office, NEC Corporation Hall B

10:20

Keynote: After 25 Years, Where are We? - Thomas Di Giacomo, Chief Technology Officer, SUSE Hall B

10:25

Keynote: Contribution of Fujitsu to OSS - Yoshiya Eto, VP & GM, Enterprise Linux, Fujitsu Hall B

10:30

Keynote: OSS and Hitachi - Hisashi Hashimoto, Board of Directors, Hitachi Hall B

11:00

Sharing Knowledge and Issues for Applying Kubernetes and Docker to Enterprise Systems - Natsuki Ogawa, Hitachi Room 6

11:50

A Brief History of the Cloud: From Servers to VMs to Buildpacks to Kubernetes and Cloud Native - Dan Kohn, Cloud Native Computing Foundation Private Dining

14:00

The Kubernetes API & Next Generation Automation Tools - Ian Lewis, Google Room 6

14:50

Taking Kubernetes to the Next Level with OpenShift and Fluentd - Steven Pousty, Red Hat Room 1

16:00

Going Modular: Turning Legacy Docs into User-Story-Based Content - Robert Kratky, Red Hat Restaurant Carnelian

18:30

Speaker & Media Reception (Invitation Required) Sunrise, Sunset & Rainbow Rooms at Hilton Tokyo Odaiba

09:00

Keynote: Open Source Networking & ONAP: The Next Disruptor - Arpit Joshipura, General Manager of Networking The Linux Foundation Hall B

09:25

Keynote: Migrating Legacy Monoliths to Cloud Native Microservices Architectures on Kubernetes - Dan Kohn, Executive Director, Cloud Native Computing Foundation Hall B

09:50

Keynote: Securing Open Source Software - Nicko van Someren, Chief Technology Officer, The Linux Foundation Hall B

11:00

Container Interfaces for Storage - Are We There Yet? - James Bottomley, IBM Research Room 1

11:50

Developing an Open Source NFV Platform for Telecom: OPNFV Release Specifications and New Features - Ashiq Khan, NTT Docomo & Ryota Mibu, NEC Restaurant Carnelian

14:00

Fragility of API Interoperability: Keep Open Source Interoperable - Ghanshyam Mann, NEC Room 6

16:00

Testing at Scale - Andrea Frittoli, Hewlett-Packard Room 1

16:50

BoF: Improving Real Time Communication - Jaminy Prabaharan Restaurant Carnelian

17:30

Onsite Attendee Reception 4F Foyer