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The Seven Properties of Highly Secure IoT Devices

The Seven Properties of Highly Secure IoT Devices

February 10, 2020

Security is often mentioned as a top concern by people who buildor are looking at buildingIoT solutions. Hardware, connectivity, cloud infrastructure, integration with 3rd party applications securi …
AT-based Modem Support in the Zephyr Project: Present and Future

AT-based Modem Support in the Zephyr Project: Present and Future

February 9, 2020

Product makers can now solve complicated connectivity issues by adding low power LTE Cat-M1 and NB-IOT modems to their products. However, the software for these modems is far from standard and often …
Hashi-tributor 101: How to Contribute

Hashi-tributor 101: How to Contribute

February 9, 2020

Terraform sits at over 1300 open issues, and as a newly hired apprentice engineer at HashiCorp, it was Tracy Holmes' job to help tackle some of these. From finding the right issues, understanding labe …
How to Grow Communities, Not Just Code

How to Grow Communities, Not Just Code

February 9, 2020

Good code isn't enough for a successful open source project. First of all, only you know how to use what you've made. Maybe it's time for a little UI and UX help? At the very least some documentation! …
KernelShark 1.0 is Here; What Does that Mean?

KernelShark 1.0 is Here; What Does that Mean?

February 9, 2020

KernelShark is an Open Source front end GUI for Ftrace, the official tracer of the Linux kernel. It was started in 2009 by Steven Rostedt and written in GTK. It was Steven's "idle task" where he worke …
Make Linux the Cornerstone of Your Digital Building with Eclipse VOLTTRON

Make Linux the Cornerstone of Your Digital Building with Eclipse VOLTTRON

February 9, 2020

VOLTTRON, developed at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, is an open-source distributed control and sensing software platform. Used in concert with special applications known as V-agents, VOLTTRO …
Microservices with Ballerina: A Programming Language for Network Distributed Applications

Microservices with Ballerina: A Programming Language for Network Distributed Applications

February 9, 2020

Ballerina is a programming language designed for network-distributed applications. One of its key objectives is to make providing and consuming services easier by baking concepts such as listeners, se …
Telemetry: Industry Status, Challenges, and OSS Opportunities

Telemetry: Industry Status, Challenges, and OSS Opportunities

February 9, 2020

Telemetry is the new buzzword in the industry these days. Key questions addressed in the talk: What is telemetry at the network, application, and business level? What is the intersection of open-sourc …
USB Arsenal for Masses

USB Arsenal for Masses

February 9, 2020

There are various reasons why you may want to play with or at least monitor USB traffic. Starting with USB device reverse engineering end up with USB security research. There is a lot of commercial eq …
Using Serial kdb / kgdb to Debug the Linux Kernel

Using Serial kdb / kgdb to Debug the Linux Kernel

February 9, 2020

The Linux kernel has had an in-kernel debugger for many years, but shockingly few people are setup to use it. In this tutorial I will demonstrate how to use kgdb for debugging kernel crashes on system …
Zowe Redefines the Way We Interact with z/OS

Zowe Redefines the Way We Interact with z/OS

February 9, 2020

Zowe is the first open source tool platform and integration framework for z/OS mainframes that delivers a non-prescriptive interface. With Zowe, developers and system programmers can integrate existin …
Automating REST Microservices with Ride

Automating REST Microservices with Ride

February 8, 2020

Thoughts of system outages in multi-component and multi-environment REST architectures keep even hardened engineers and managers up at night. Managing the end-to-end validation to guard against this c …
Chameleon: Expanding Open-Source Ambari for HPC

Chameleon: Expanding Open-Source Ambari for HPC

February 8, 2020

High performance computing (HPC) community is increasingly demanding big data processing beyond traditional simulation-based computation. Hadoop ecosystem has a roadmap that includes HPC support inclu …
How Did Automotive Grade Linux Become THE Open Source Community Cars?

How Did Automotive Grade Linux Become THE Open Source Community Cars?

February 8, 2020

Car companies and their suppliers long ago learned how to take raw steel and turn it into a finished product. When software first entered the car, it was all closed source, but at the turn of the twen …
Moving Compliance to the Left (Open Source Compliance and Product Planning)

Moving Compliance to the Left (Open Source Compliance and Product Planning)

February 8, 2020

Open Source compliance can be time consuming and risky if left until late in your product cycle. We will discuss how we have been moving our compliance to the left into product planning, engaging wi …
UEFI Secure Boot in U-Boot

UEFI Secure Boot in U-Boot

February 8, 2020

The PC world and embedded systems have mostly followed their own paths when it comes to firmware design. PCs grew up around BIOS followed by EFI which eventually became the UEFI specification, and fin …
Wear Estimation for Devices with eMMC Flash Memory

Wear Estimation for Devices with eMMC Flash Memory

February 8, 2020

One of the most common persistent memory technology in today's embedded Linux devices is eMMC flash memory.The raw NAND flash used inside the eMMC chips has a limited number of write cycles. To get a …
A Community that Meets Together, Flourishes Together

A Community that Meets Together, Flourishes Together

February 7, 2020

Communities help you leverage and sustain Open Source Software. But how can you grow a sustainable community?While online communities are great, there is no substitute for human face-to-face interacti …
Deploy your First DApp and Solidity Smart Contracts to Hyperledger Fabric

Deploy your First DApp and Solidity Smart Contracts to Hyperledger Fabric

February 7, 2020

Smart contracts are one of the must-have features that most blockchain technologies provide today. Hyperledger Fabric is a permissioned blockchain platform where people write smart contracts in genera …
Easy as a pi: EdgeX on Raspberry Pi for Automotive IoT

Easy as a pi: EdgeX on Raspberry Pi for Automotive IoT

February 7, 2020

EdgeX is an open source hardware-agnostic framework for IoT and Edge Computing. It is composed of a series of docker containers acting as micro-services that allow developers to plug and play from the …
Network Orchestration Using Blockchain

Network Orchestration Using Blockchain

February 7, 2020

Edge computing provides high scalability, fast computing to sensor nodes (IoT, WSNs and CPS) and reduces latency in term of response which is difficult in cloud computing.Orchestration provides monito …
Serverless and Other Emerging Tech

Serverless and Other Emerging Tech

February 7, 2020

An introduction to the new area of serverlesscomputing, including serverless application design, impact on IT operations, and platform options.The hands on lab will guide attendees through deploying …
Starting and Scaling an Open Source Office: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Starting and Scaling an Open Source Office: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

February 7, 2020

In this talk we present the challenging journey of the conception and growth of the Open Source Office at HERE Technologies from its start in 2016 till the present day.New ways of software development …
Where is my Code Vulnerable: Matching CVEs and Source Code

Where is my Code Vulnerable: Matching CVEs and Source Code

February 7, 2020

Surprisingly, often it's hard to find the precise correspondence between a known software vulnerability (in CVE) and the exact origin of the software (Maven coordinates or github repo/tag). Ideally, t …
Building a Secure IoT Device

Building a Secure IoT Device

February 6, 2020

Building a secure connected device is a complex challenge.- Provisioning of a device requires handling of secrets. While creating a physically secure facility is an accepted way of securely provisio …
Create your Own MySQL-as-a-Service that Runs Anywhere Using Kubernetes Operators

Create your Own MySQL-as-a-Service that Runs Anywhere Using Kubernetes Operators

February 6, 2020

Kubernetes offers a unique opportunity for organizations to build a production-grade RDS-like service running on their own infrastructure: either on-premises or in the public cloud. Using Kubernetes O …
Linux Speakup Makes Linux Talk to Users: Past and Future

Linux Speakup Makes Linux Talk to Users: Past and Future

February 6, 2020

Speakup is a screen reader for Linux. Originally written by a blind person, speakup is a cool piece of software in more than one way: It entirely lives in kernel The only screen reader which start …
Monitoring Containers with BPF

Monitoring Containers with BPF

February 6, 2020

While containers represented a huge leap forward in how applications are built, deployed, and managed, they can also turn monitoring into a bit of a murder mystery. But hope is not lost!In this talk, …