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#1

Advancing the User Experience - Mark Shuttleworth, Founder at Canonical

#2

Linux: Where Are We Going - Linux Creator Linus Torvalds and Intel's Chief Linux and Open Source Technologist, Dirk Hohndel

#3

Mostly Sunny: Why Evernote Runs Their Own Linux Servers Instead of "The Cloud" - Dave Engberg, CTO at Evernote

#4

Linux Kernel Report - Jon Corbet, Editor at LWN.net

#5

Linux: At the Forefront - Brian Stevens, CTO and VP Worldwide Engineering at Red Hat

#6

Scaling an Open Source Community: How we Grew the OpenStack Project - Monty Taylor, Manager of Automation and Deployment at HP

#7

Importance of Linux at Intel - Imad Sousou, Director of OTC at Intel

#8

Open Source Cloud Platforms - Marten Mickos, CEO at Eucalyptus Systems

#9

Research Into Open Hardware - Catarina Mota, Founder at openMaterials

#10

Lunch

#11

Registration

#12

Forward-Looking Development: The Next Evolution in Enterprise Linux Software Development - Ralf Flaxa, VP of Engineering at SUSE

#13

Break

#14

Break

#15

Lunch

#16

Optimizing File System Performance When Memory is Tight - Theodore Ts'o, Google

#17

Break

#18

Introduction to oVirt Virtualization Management Platform - Itamar Heim, Red Hat

#19

Cloud Storage Reloaded: Distributed Filesystems (CephFS and GlusterFS) - Udo Seidel, Amadeus Data Processing GmbH

#20

Resource Isolation: The Failure of Operating Systems & How We Can Fix It - Glauber Costa, Parallels

#21

systemd: The First Two Years - Lennart Poettering, Red Hat

#22

Lunch

#23

Virtual Machine snapshots: Overview and Illustration of Different Types of Snapshots With libvirt/QEMU - Kashyap Chamarthy, Red Hat

#24

Break

#25

Optimizing the Performance of Linux Servers - Davor Guttierrez, 3 Gen d.o.o.

#26

State of Linux and UEFI Secure Boot - James Bottomley, Parallels

#27

Status of Linux Tracing - Elena Zannoni, Oracle

#28

Coding For Fun: Silly Projects Keep You Sane! - John W. Linville, Red Hat

#29

Break

#30

Linux Real-Time: Are We There Yet? - Thomas Gleixner, Linutronix

#31

SSD Devices & Caching: fscache, Block Cache or Device Driver - Ric Wheeler, Red Hat

#32

The Path to an Open Cloud with Open Virtualization and KVM - Adam Jollans, IBM

#33

Resource Management With Linux - Bruno Cornec, HP

#34

Lightweight Virtualization: LXC Best Practices - Christoph Mitasch, Thomas-Krenn.AG

#35

7 Open Source Tools for your Devops Stack - Kris Buytaert, Inuits

#36

New Challenges for Linux Network Support - Marcel Holtmann, Intel

#37

Don't Play Dice with Random Numbers - H. Peter Anvin, Intel

#38

Disaster Resilience on Linux - Lars Marowsky-Brée, SUSE

#39

The OpenStack Project and the OpenStack Foundation - Eileen Evans, HP

#40

Virtualization in the Cloud: Featuring Xen and XCP - Lars Kurth, Citrix

#41

OpenStack Continuous Integration Testing on Cloud Servers - James E. Blair, HP

#42

OCFS2: Status and Overview - Lenz Grimmer, Oracle

#43

Checkpoint and Restore: Are We There Yet? - Pavel Emelyanov, Parallels

#44

Taking the Fear Out of Contributing: Open Source Mentoring - Stephen Hemminger, Vyatta

#45

(Tutorial) Hands-On With Ceph: Object Storage, Block Storage, Filesystem & More, Part I - Florian Haas, Hastexo

#46

The State of the Gluster Community - John Mark Walker, Red Hat

#47

Patents and What We All Can Do - Keith Bergelt, OIN

#48

Enjoy Fighting Regressions With Git Bisect - Christian Couder

#49

The OpenNebula Cloud Platform for Data Center Virtualization - Ruben S. Montero, OpenNebula.org

#50

(Tutorial) Building FOSS Clouds, Part I - Sebastien Goasguen, Citrix