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DevConf.US '18

DevConf.us 2018 is the 1st annual, free, Red Hat sponsored technology conference for community project and professional contributors to Free and Open Source technologies held at the Boston University in the historic city of Boston, USA.

When: Friday, August 17 to Sunday, August 19, 2018

Venue: Boston University, George Sherman Union Building

Gregory Farnum

IBM
Software Engineering Manager

https://github.com/gregsfortytwo

Greg Farnum has been in the core Ceph development group since 2009. Greg has done major work on all components of the Ceph ecosystem, previously served as the CephFS tech lead, and manages IBM’s CephFS engineering team.

9:30am EDT

Welcome to DevConf.US Metcalf Large

10:00am EDT

Keynote: Research Software Engineering across Disciplines in a University Setting Metcalf Large

10:40am EDT

Morning Coffee Break Ziskind Lounge

11:10am EDT

Your Architect Brain Needs to Understand How a Container Engine Works! East Balcony

11:50am EDT

Navigating the Kubernetes Job Framework Metcalf Small

12:30pm EDT

Lunch Break Ziskind Lounge

1:30pm EDT

Using the Massachusetts Open Cloud Data Hub to perform Data Science experiments Conference Auditorium Code Your Own Hardware In The Cloud With Bump-In-The-Wire FPGAs Metcalf Small

2:10pm EDT

Machine Learning optimized alert from time-series Conference Auditorium

2:50pm EDT

Ignoring Alerts East Balcony

3:30pm EDT

Afternoon Break Ziskind Lounge

3:50pm EDT

Data Hub for CI of Red Hat products Conference Auditorium

10:20am EDT

Pains & Pleasures of Automatic Software Testing Terrace Lounge

12:00pm EDT

Tracing Ceph using Jaeger-BlkKin Terrace Lounge Adding smart disk failure prediction to Ceph Metcalf Small

12:40pm EDT

Lunch Break Ziskind Lounge

2:10pm EDT

Probabilistic structures for scalable computing Metcalf Small A flight recorder for C/C++ programs East Balcony

4:30pm EDT

A Practical Guide To KubeVirt Conference Auditorium

5:10pm EDT

A Greybeard's Worst Nightmare Conference Auditorium Abusing RPM Dependencies East Balcony

7:00pm EDT

Loud in the Cloud Ziskind Lounge

9:30am EDT

Keynote: Why are you here? No, why are you here? Wait, why aren't you here? Metcalf Large

10:10am EDT

Morning Coffee Break Ziskind Lounge

10:30am EDT

Testing Openshift on Openshift East Balcony

11:20am EDT

Skua: Extending Distributed-Systems Tracing into the Linux Kernel East Balcony

12:00pm EDT

Automatic for the People Terrace Lounge

1:00pm EDT

How To Break Your Cloud: Operational Experience(s) At The MOC Conference Auditorium

1:40pm EDT

Operating Human Systems: MTTR v. MTBF Terrace Lounge

2:20pm EDT

Misusing Ansible as an Integration Test Framework East Balcony

3:00pm EDT

Afternoon Break Ziskind Lounge

3:20pm EDT

Closing Metcalf Large