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Collaboration Summit 2015

Linux Foundation’s invitation-only event unites business and technical experts to collaborate on technical issues, the business of open source, best practices in collaborative development, and how to grow open source communities.

Note: The schedule is still being finalized so there may appear to be gaps in the schedule and session dates/times may shift.

9:00am PST

State of Linux - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Alexander Valley Ballroom

9:30am PST

Embracing Open Innovation in Robotics and UAV - Chris Anderson, CEO at 3D Robotics Alexander Valley Ballroom

10:00am PST

Containers and the Changing Server Landscape - Alex Polvi, CEO at CoreOS Alexander Valley Ballroom

10:30am PST

11:00am PST

Software at Scale: The Open Source Imperative - Stephen O'Grady, Principal Analyst & Cofounder, RedMonk Alexander Valley Ballroom

11:30am PST

Panel: The Future of Open Networking and Cloud Infrastructure - Nolan Leake, Cumulus Networks; Stefano Maffulli, OpenStack; Chris Price, Ericsson; Chris Wright, Red Hat; Neela Jacques, OpenDaylight Project (Mod... Alexander Valley Ballroom

12:15pm PST

Lunch Sonoma Valley Courtyard

1:45pm PST

Open Source at Facebook - Blake Matheny, Engineering Director at Facebook & James Pearce, Head of Open Source at Facebook Alexander Valley Ballroom

2:15pm PST

Panel: Containers, PaaS, and the Future of Application Development - Lauren Cooney, Cisco; Craig McLuckie, Google; Steven Pousty, Red Hat; Sam Ramji, Cloud Foundry; Stephen O'Grady, Red Monk (Moderator) Alexander Valley Ballroom

3:00pm PST

3:30pm PST

The Kernel Report - Jon Corbet, Editor at LWN.net Alexander Valley Ballroom

4:15pm PST

Panel: The Future of IoT (or Mr. Jevons' Elephant is Knocking at the Door) - Glen Allmendinger, Harbor Research; David Goswick, CEO, HOUZE; Noah Harlan, Founder, Two Bulls; Art Lancster, CTO, Affinegy; Philip DesAutels... Alexander Valley Ballroom

5:00pm PST

Evening Reception Knights Valley Garden

9:00am PST

Introduction to the AllSeen Alliance and AllJoyn: The World's Largest Open Source IoT Project - Philip DesAutels, AllSeen Alliance Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I Rocket and the App Container Spec - Brandon Philips, CoreOS Alexander Valley Ballroom II Unified Device Properties Interface for ACPI and Device Trees - Rafael J. Wysocki, Intel Alexander Valley Ballroom I When Conformity is Innovative: Fixing the Supply Chain with the OpenChain Initiative - David Marr, Qualcomm Technologies; Jilayne Lovejoy, ARM; Karen Copenhaver, The Linux Foundation Sonoma Mountain OPNFV Overview - Chris Price, Ericsson Alexander Valley Ballroom III SPDX 101 - Phil Odence, Black Duck Software Russian River Valley Ballroom II The GNU C Library Update! - Roland McGrath, Google Alexander Valley Ballroom IV

10:00am PST

My Scale Just Told the Cloud I'm Fat: Access Management, Security and Privacy in the Internet of Things - Art Lancaster, Affinegy Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I Cutting Through The Container Hype - Brian Proffitt, Red Hat Alexander Valley Ballroom II How to Get Your Favorite Kernel Feature Into a Linux Distribution - Christoph Lameter Alexander Valley Ballroom I The State of Compliance - Karen Sandler, Software Freedom Conservancy Sonoma Mountain Swimming Upstream - Dave Neary, Red Hat Alexander Valley Ballroom III Introduction to the SPDX 2.0 Specification - Jack Manbeck, Texas Instruments; Gary O'Neall; Kate Stewart, Linaro Russian River Valley Ballroom II clang and Linux; the New Normal - Behan Webster, Converse in Code Alexander Valley Ballroom IV

10:50am PST

11:20am PST

Stop the Madness - Eliminating Controller App Overload: The Power of Software in the Internet of Things - Kylie Diep, Two Bulls Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I A Decade of Linux Application Container Operations at Google: What We Have Learned and How It Applies To You - Craig McLuckie, Google Alexander Valley Ballroom II IOMMU Event Tracing - What It Is and How it Can Help Your Distro? - Shuah Khan, Samsung Alexander Valley Ballroom I Open Standards - Larry Rosen Sonoma Mountain Roundtable Discussion: Collaboration Across Open Source Projects (OPNFV, OpenDaylight, OpenStack) Alexander Valley Ballroom III Using SPDX 2.0 to Share Licensing Information of a Wireless Router - Sameer Ahmed & Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems Russian River Valley Ballroom II C++ and GCC get Concepts (This Time is For Real) - Paolo Carlini, Oracle Alexander Valley Ballroom IV

12:10pm PST

Lunch Sonoma Valley Courtyard

1:40pm PST

Open Source and the Internet of Things - Greg Burns, Qualcomm Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I From Fringe to Mainstream; Building the Business Case for Open Source inside a Company - Nithya Ruff and Lisa LaForge, SanDisk Alexander Valley Ballroom IV Building Distributed Systems with CoreOS - Kelsey Hightower, CoreOS Alexander Valley Ballroom II Linux Kernel Testing BoFs - Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC & Hisao Munakata, Renesas Alexander Valley Ballroom I Open Data Licensing - Stephen LaPorte, Wikimedia Foundation Sonoma Mountain oVirt Status Update - Brian Proffitt Chalk Hill The New License List - Jilayne Lovejoy, ARM & Paul Madick, HP Russian River Valley Ballroom II Lessons Learned from the Xen Project Security Response Process - George Dunlap, Citrix Dry Creek Valley Ballroom II Bootstrap / Get Started (BGS) - Dan Radez, Red Hat Alexander Valley Ballroom III

2:40pm PST

The Smarter Home Just Got Greener: IoT is Shaping Everything in our Homes - Jerry Callahan, ISI Technology Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I The Secrets to Open Source Innovation - John Mark Walker, Red Hat Alexander Valley Ballroom IV LXD: The Next Big Step For The LXC Project - Stéphane Graber, Canonical Alexander Valley Ballroom II Linux Kernel Selftest Framework BoFs - Quality Control for New Releases - Shuah Khan, Samsung Alexander Valley Ballroom I The Physics of Software Licensing - Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems Sonoma Mountain KVM, OpenStack, and the Open Cloud - Adam Jollans, IBM Chalk Hill Xen Project 4.5 and Beyond - Lars Kurth, Citrix Dry Creek Valley Ballroom II BoFs - Generating SPDX Documents - Kate Stewart, Linaro Russian River Valley Ballroom II

3:30pm PST

4:00pm PST

Building Real IoT Products Today: Developer Opportunities - Ivan Judson, Microsoft Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I Beyond Golden Containers: Complementing Docker with Puppet - David Lutterkort, Puppet Labs Alexander Valley Ballroom II Using ftrace (and Other Tools) for Performance Analysis - Steven Rostedt, Red Hat Alexander Valley Ballroom I Using Trademarks to Protect FLOSS Communities - Tony Sebro, Software Freedom Conservancy Sonoma Mountain How the Kimchi Community is Growing - Aline Manera, IBM Chalk Hill Project Copper - Bryan Sullivan, AT&T Alexander Valley Ballroom III A Look Ahead: ARM Servers for Next-Generation Data Center and Cloud Infrastructure - Larry Wikelius, Cavium Inc. Dry Creek Valley Ballroom II

9:00am PST

Getting Work Done in a Flat World - Paul Holland, HP Alexander Valley Ballroom IV Hacking Trademarks For Free Culture - Stephen LaPorte, Wikimedia Foundation & Yana Welinder, Wikimedia Foundation Sonoma Mountain OIC / IoTivity Base Framework - Sashi Penta Chalk Hill Cloud 2.0: Containers, Microservices and Cloud Hybridization - Mark Hinkle, Citrix Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I IPv6-enabled OPNFV - Ian Wells, Cisco & Bin Hu, AT&T Alexander Valley Ballroom III Building Trust in the SW Supply Chain Starts by Building Trust With Your Company - Ibrahim Haddad, Samsung Russian River Valley Ballroom II The Linux perf probe & trace tools - Arnaldo Carvalho de Melo, Red Hat Alexander Valley Ballroom II CPU Performance management on ARM64 Servers - Ashwin Chaugule, QuIC Dry Creek Valley Ballroom II

10:00am PST

How Corporations Can Maximize Effectiveness of Developers Contributing to Free Software - Stefano Maffulli, OpenStack Alexander Valley Ballroom IV The High Cost of FOSS Compliance Mismanagement - Mark Radcliffe, DLA Piper Sonoma Mountain Security in the IoT World - Ned Smith, Intel Chalk Hill Millions of Transactions Per Second With an Advanced New Programming Model - Don Marti, Cloudius Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I Perf Tool Scripts - Jiri Olsa, Red Hat Alexander Valley Ballroom II How Linux can Adapt to the New Security Requirements - Carl Hewitt, iRobust Dry Creek Valley Ballroom II Open Chain Meetings - Karen Copenhaver, Choate; Dave Marr, Qualcomm; Kelly Williams, Qualcomm; Jilayne Lovejoy, ARM; Ibrahim Haddad, Samsung Russian River Valley Ballroom II Anti-Conference Alexander Valley Ballroom III

10:50am PST

11:20am PST

Anatomy of an Open Source Project: Key Factors to Success - Guy Martin, Samsung Alexander Valley Ballroom IV Open Source Business Models: Making Money By Giving It Away - Andrew J. Hall, Hall Law Sonoma Mountain IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support - Kishen Maloor Chalk Hill Open Cloud and Virtualization (Remaining Sessions To Be Announced in January) Dry Creek Valley Ballroom I BPF: In-kernel Virtual Machine, Alexei Starovoitov, PLUMgrid Alexander Valley Ballroom II Industry Standard ARMv8 Servers - Jon Masters, Red Hat Dry Creek Valley Ballroom II

12:10pm PST

Lunch Sonoma Valley Courtyard

1:40pm PST

IoTivity Support for Android - Tim Kourt Chalk Hill SPDX Team Meetings Russian River Valley Ballroom II

3:30pm PST