Linux remains what many in our community associate with the term “open source”, and we understand why. It’s what initially got us into the space all those years ago.

Networking & Infrastructure are considered the plumbing of today’s modern technology environments and therefore are vital.

The Linux track will take place Monday, October 16 and the Networking/Infrastructure track will take place Tuesday, October 17.

Check out the phenomenal lineup below and plan now to attend …

Linux

Monday, October 16

How to Make Your Software Terrible to Package

Tom Callaway, Amazon

What is Fedora CoreOS

Dusty Mabe, Red Hat

Syncing Your Sensitive Files

Paul Bailey, Cognitive Space

Terminal acceleration: 10 hacks to increase your productivity at the command line

Jason Hibbets, Former Community Manager

Linux Distribution Collaboration …on a Mainframe!

Elizabeth K. Joseph, IBM

Bash Configuration and Usage

David Both, Author

Networking / Infrastructure

Tuesday, October 17

Measure Twice, Cut Once: Dive Into Network Foundations The Right Way! (Extended Session)

Marino Wijay, Solo.io

Open Infrastructure – What? Why? How?

Ildikó Vancsa, Open Infrastructure Foundation

The Bits Must Flow: Networking through the abstractions

Fen Aldrich, Equinix

Register Today!

Note, this reflects the speaker lineup current to the date of this post’s publication. Check the main schedule for the most current track sessions list.