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earlephilhower

HGST
Manager
Irvine, CA

https://hgst.com/

Filesystems and storage for a long time. Currently working with NVMe SSDs and high capacity HDDs and SMR HDDS. Interested in novel use cases like IoT, Machine Intelligence, and scale-out data repositories.

2:30pm PST

Pre-Summit Resort Activities Resort at Squaw Creek

8:00am PST

Breakfast sponsored by VMware Foyer Registration Foyer

9:00am PST

Keynote: State of the Union - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:30am PST

Keynote: Security and Privacy in a Hyper-connected World - Bruce Schneier, Security Expert Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:50am PST

Keynote: Open Source: The Impossibilities Are Endless™ - William Hurley (aka ‘whurley’), Entrepreneur, Innovator & Author Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:10am PST

Keynote: State of Blockchain - Christopher Ferris, Distinguished Engineer & CTO of Open Technology, IBM Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:30am PST

Keynote: Collaborative Project Updates: AGL, SPDX, FOSSology & OpenChain Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:50am PST

Coffee Break sponsored by VMware Foyer

11:20am PST

Balancing Openness and Control in Commecial Open Source Endeavors: Lessons Learned in the Kubernetes Ecosystem - Craig McLuckie, Heptio & Sarah Novotny, Google Grand Sierra A

12:00pm PST

By Leveraging the SPDX, OpenChain and Hyperledger Initiatives, We Can Solve the Open Source Management Supply Chain Puzzle - Mark Gisi & Sameer Ahmed, Wind River Monument Peak

12:30pm PST

Lunch sponsored by {code} by DELL EMC Cascades Restaurant

1:45pm PST

Hyperledger Project Update - Brian Behlendorf, Hyperledger Monument Peak

2:25pm PST

How Close Are We to Achieving the Dream of Hardware Portability with Linux? - Jim Wasko, IBM Grand Sierra C/D

3:05pm PST

Coffee Break sponsored by VMware Foyer

3:30pm PST

We're from Capital One and We're Here to Help: The Experience of Contributing to Open Source at a Large Corporation - Jonathan Bodner, Capital One Grand Sierra B

4:10pm PST

Automotive in Open Source: Yocto Project Opens the Doors to Connected Cars - Joel Hoffmann, Renesas Electronics Monument Peak

4:50pm PST

Kubernetes Case Study: Lessons Learned on Making Community Decisions - Jonathan Boulle, CoreOs & Sarah Novotny, Google Grand Sierra A

5:30pm PST

Wine & Cheese Reception sponsored by Intel Alpine Ballroom

8:00am PST

Breakfast, sponsored by IBM Foyer

9:00am PST

Keynote: A Conversation with Linus Torvalds Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:25am PST

Keynote: SDN and Open Source - Chris Rice, SVP of AT&T Labs, Domain 2.0 Architecture and Design, AT&T Grand Sierra Ballroom

9:45am PST

Keynote: How Kubernetes Works: Community, Velocity and Contribution - Brian Grant, Principal Software Engineer & Aparna Sinha, Product Management Lead, Google Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:05am PST

Keynote: Project, Process, Product(ion) - Dirk Hohndel, VP, Chief Open Source Officer, VMWare Grand Sierra Ballroom

10:25am PST

Coffee Break, sponsored by IBM Foyer

11:15am PST

Keynote: Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones - Simon Wardley, Researcher, Leading Edge Forum Grand Sierra Ballroom

11:35am PST

Keynote: Building and Motivating Engineering Teams - Camille Fournier, Senior Thinker and Raconteur Grand Sierra Ballroom

11:55am PST

Keynote: Collaborative Project Updates: Hyperledger, ONF, OCI, Node.js, OPNFV & JS Foundation Grand Sierra Ballroom

12:40pm PST

Lunch Cascades Restaurant

2:00pm PST

Open Source is a Team Sport: How to Manage Players With Competing Interest - Heather Kirksey, OPNFV; Jonathan Bryce, OpenStack; & Chris Price, Ericsson Grand Sierra A