Planning for Developer Conference 2015
Many of us are finalizing our FOSDEM plans and preparing to head to Brussels, then we’ll have a few days to recover before DevConf.cz starts in Brno. Planning ahead for DevConf.cz, here’s a preview of some of the upstream project talks.
After Tim Burke’s keynote, The Future of Red Hat, DevConf.cz attendees will have a schedule full of great technical talks to choose from, including:
CentOS
- Running a SIG in CentOS
- ABRT server – the resting place of crashed processes’ soul (includes statistics about crashes in Fedora and CentOS)
- CentOS for Fedora
- Open Build Service, good, bad and ugly
Ceph
Fedora
- Fedora Atomic
- Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux Desktop
- Vagrant for your Fedora
- Using Fedora as a base for the IoT revolution
- Bootstrapping Fedora from zero
- Fedora: State of the Project
- Fedora Workstation Roadmap
- Automation in Fedora with Taskotron
- Google, ownCloud and your Fedora Workstation
- Bodhi2, MirrorManager2, progit, FAS3, anitya, the-new-coolness… What’s going on in Fedora infra?
- Fedora Server – Getting back to our roots
- Fedora Release Engineering Today
- Life of a Fedora Cloud image
- Discuss Environment and Stacks in Fedora
- SCE wide system assessment for upgrading Fedora
- Fedora Council Joint Session
Gluster
- GlusterFS – Architecture & Roadmap
- Automatically deploying GlusterFS with Puppet-Gluster+Vagrant
- Efficient data maintenance in GlusterFS using Databases
OpenShift
- golang – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- OpenShift v3
- OpenShift v3: Docker, Kubernetes & the power of Cross Community Collaboration
- Hacking Docker through OpenShft
oVirt
- oVirt Overview – Open-Source Product For Virtualization Management
- Integrating oVirt and Foreman to Empower your Data-Center
- The new oVirt Extension API – Taking AAA (Authentication Authorization Accounting) to the next level
Project Atomic
RDO
Plus talks on Using Ansible for community-managed infrastructure, Software Collections, delivering open source projects using Agile & DevOps thinking, and more.
See the full DevConf.cz schedule at: http://www.devconf.cz/schedule.
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