Keynote: Linus Torvalds in Conversation with Dirk Hohndel The Linux Foundation 2026-09-17 | Keynote: Linus Torvalds in Conversation with Dirk Hohndel
Mentorship Session: How to Report and Handle Linux Kernel Regressions The Linux Foundation 2023-03-15 | Mentor: Thorsten LeemhuisThe Linux kernel is well known for its "no regressions" rule, nevertheless quite a few reported regressions apparently are never addressed. This mentorship session will show reporters how to avoid that fate, while also explaining developer how to handle regressions duly:- how to check if something actually qualifies as regression- how to ensure a regression is seen by everyone that needs to be aware of it- who is obliged to find what's causing the regression- how fast developers are expected to act- how to stand in for your rights as reporter or kernel developer- how regression tracking helps both reporters and developers
Open Metaverse Brings Much-Needed Interoperability To Metaverse The Linux Foundation 2023-03-08 | The Linux Foundation recently announced the Open Metaverse Foundation, which aims at creating an interoperable ecosystem for the metaverse community so creators can easily create content for the metaverse.
Importance Of Open Source Program Offices | Nithya Ruff, Amazon The Linux Foundation 2023-03-08 | In this interview, I sat down with Nithya A. Ruff - Head of the Amazon Open Source Program Office, to talk about the importance of open source program offices.
LF Research | Web3 and Sustainability The Linux Foundation 2023-02-27 | The promise of digital asset ownership and transfer through Web3 technologies has been countered with concern for its significant energy consumption. To manage this sustainability issue while still encouraging innovation requires collective action on technology, tracking, and policy.In the summer of 2022, Intel and the Linux Foundation hosted a roundtable of stakeholders from across the Web3 ecosystem to discuss how various communities define and practice sustainability. The roundtable discussed solutions across different dimensions, such as more computationally efficient blockchains, the use of green energy, and implementing technical and accounting standards. The report summarizes three areas of action: governance of ecosystems, cultivation of knowledge, and greater advocacy for infrastructure innovation.Read the full report: linuxfoundation.org/research/web3-and-sustainability?hsLang=en
LF Research | Why the World Needs an Open Source Digital Wallet Right Now The Linux Foundation 2023-02-27 | Our physical wallets are quickly becoming digitized to support the transfer of digital assets, from currency to concert tickets. Creating hundreds of different digital wallets causes a vendor lock-in which leads to a lack of interoperability and functionality amongst services. Meanwhile, the fragmentation of their design and development means that the security of these wallets is not always as strong as it could be.The Open Wallet Foundation (OWF) was formed to support the development of wallets that are portable, secure, and that anyone can use on any device, with any operating system, for any app or service, and with any currency. This whitepaper traces the origins of digital wallets, the opportunities and obstacles in this area of development, and where the OWF comes in. Read the full report: linuxfoundation.org/research/open-wallet-foundation?hsLang=en
OpenWallet Foundation Officially Launched | Interview With Founder Daniel Goldscheider The Linux Foundation 2023-02-24 | Learn more here: https://openwallet.foundation/The OWF is a consortium of companies and non-profit organisations collaborating to drive global adoption of open, secure and interoperable digital wallet solutions as well as providing access to expertise and advice through our Government Advisory Council.
OpenWallet Foundation Launch: The Future of Digital Wallets The Linux Foundation 2023-02-23 | Why and How Open Source Communities Will Drive Collaboration and Development of Digital Asset Custody and InteroperabilityAs our world becomes increasingly digitized, the same holds true for everyday assets. From money to credentials for identity, academic achievements or your driver’s license, information is manifesting itself as digital tokens requiring secure and interoperable infrastructure as never before. Part of that infrastructure is specific to custody; consequently, the development of secure wallet architecture is as vital as the development of the digital assets themselves. In this webinar, participants will learn about the open source projects and communities that are driving interoperable wallet technologies forward, and why the time is now for you to get involved.
LF Live Webinar: Solving for Compliance and Zero Trust with Istio Ambient Mesh The Linux Foundation 2023-02-22 | Sponsored by Solo.ioIstio ambient mesh uses a sidecar-less data plane that focuses on ease of operations, incremental adoption, and separation of security boundaries for applications and mesh infrastructure.In this webinar, we'll explore:- The forces of modernization and compliance pressures,- How Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) can help, and- How Istio ambient mesh lowers the barrier for establishing the properties necessary to achieve Zero Trust and compliance
Mentorship Session: A Whistlestop Tour of Embedded Linux The Linux Foundation 2023-02-15 | Mentor: Mark Brown, Principal Software Engineer at ArmEmbedded systems in all their forms are responsible for a large proportion of both hobbyist and commercial Linux development at all layers of the system from the lowest level up, there's a lot to do and many different ways to get involved. This session will provide an overview of the embedded Linux landscape, what people are doing, how their projects fit together and how to get involved.
Linux System Administration Essentials (LFS207) The Linux Foundation 2023-02-09 | Linux is the #1 operating system for web servers, cloud computing, smart phones and consumer electronics. Due to its high adoption rates and continued growth, there’s a shortage of Linux system administrators. This course will teach you the skills and processes you need to work as a professional Linux systems administrator.training.linuxfoundation.org/training/linux-system-administration-essentials-lfs207
What’s New In Kubernetes 1.26 The Linux Foundation 2023-02-08 | In this interview, we sat down with Leonard Pahlke, release lead for Kubernetes 1.26, to talk about the newest features in Kubernetes.
What Does Flux Graduation Mean For Cloud Native Ecosystem The Linux Foundation 2023-02-08 | In this interview, we sat down with Alexis Richardson, CEO of Weaveworks, to talk about the Flux open source project.
Argo Project Graduates At The CNCF The Linux Foundation 2023-02-08 | In this interview, we sat down with Pratik Wadher, Senior Vice President of Product Development at Intuit, to talk about the Argo project that recently graduated at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF).
Linux Foundation Events - Join us in 2023 The Linux Foundation 2023-02-07 | Visit events.linuxfoundation.org to see our full 2023 events line-up!
LF Research | How Open Source Leaders Are Confronting the Challenges of Fragmentation The Linux Foundation 2023-02-02 | Today’s open source community is made up of millions of projects and contributors that are as diverse as they are numerous. This global range of projects means that open source initiatives gain the benefits of having many different approaches to solving solutions, but it also can lead to fragmented communities that duplicate efforts and bear extra costs and complexity. Author: Anthony Williams, DEEP Centre Inc. Foreword by:Yue Chen, Head of Technology StrategyChris Xie, Head of Open Source StrategyFuturewei Technologies, Inc.Read the full report: linuxfoundation.org/research/open-source-fragmentation?hsLang=en
My LFX Mentorship Experience - A Rollercoaster Ride - Ruchi Shrikant Pakhle, RedHat The Linux Foundation 2023-01-26 | Ruchi was selected as an LFX Mentee at Open-Horizon for the Spring Cohort'22. Ruchi worked on the Open Horizon Services project and deployed an edge node of the services project which modified the installation process and published it on the docker hub making edge node installation 1.5x times quicker. Ruchi added missing makefile targets and implemented a few examples of the project in different programming languages like C++, Go & Python. Starting off from the day I applied to the LFX until getting selected as an LFX Mentee and working successfully for over 3 months and a half, it felt surreal. I have been contributing to open-source projects and organizations before. But being a part of LFX gave me such a huge learning curve and a sense of credibility and ownership that I got here wouldn’t have gotten anywhere else. The open-Horizon community is so welcoming and working with my mentors Joe Pearson and Troy Fine was the best part of all I would definitely gonna cherish that as it was my first-ever corporate experience. As my project revolved around Cloud-Native technology and DevOps, I learned Docker, DevOps, Linux, how edge-computing works, how to deploy on docker-hub, & GO.
LFX Mentorship Showcase - Segment 1 The Linux Foundation 2023-01-26 | Welcome Remarks [Segment One] - Shuah Khan, The Linux FoundationCollaborative Cloud Native Development Environments to Mentor and Onboard Contributors - Sanskar Bhushan, n/aFeature Optimizations for RISCV Compliance Test Generator (CTG) and RISCV ISA Coverage (ISAC) - Edwin Joy, Incore Semiconductors Pvt. Ltd. & Priyansh RathiLinux Kernel Bug Fixing Project - Piyush Mishra, Linux FoundationDRMAN - Github/Gitlab based DID Registries - Daev Mithran, CheqdBuilding Support for Kubernetes on Fablo - Umegbewe Nwebedu, TCIClosing Remarks [Segment One] - Shuah Khan, The Linux Foundation
LFX Mentorship Showcase - Segment 2 The Linux Foundation 2023-01-26 | Welcome Remarks [Segment Two] - Shuah Khan, The Linux FoundationLKMP: From Clueless to Confident - Siddh Raman Pant, Vishwakarma GECCBDC Bridging Between Hyperledger Fabric and EVM-based Blockchains - André Alves Augusto, Técnico Lisboa, University of LisbonNo Code Open Source Software Contribution: Review, Advise and Contribute to the Mainframe Open Education Project - Tiiso Senosha, University of JohannesburgDeploy Fabric Networks with Minifabric and the Fabric Operator - Christopher Ryan Humphrey, n/aLearning Tokens for Educational Institutions - Jose Marvin Henriquez Alfaro, Hyperledger Foundation"Byzantine Swaps": A Rigorously Secure Way For Cross-Chain Atomic Asset Exchange - Francis Mendoza, RippleOpenHPC, Containerization, and Benchmarking - Kevin Hsu, OpenHPCClosing Remarks [Segment Two] - Shuah Khan, The Linux Foundation
LFX Mentorship Showcase - Segment 3 The Linux Foundation 2023-01-26 | Welcome Remarks [Segment Three] - Shuah Khan, The Linux FoundationOpening the door to the Open Source Software through the OpenBLAS project - Takumi Hiraoka, UniversityAdding AMQ Protocol Support to Pixie - Anubhav ChoudharyA Mentee Joins Efforts to Improve Supply Chain Security at Cilium - Sandipan PandaWriting CLI Tests Cases For Kyverno Policies - Oshi GuptaLeveling UP my Linux Kernel Contributions - Juhee Kang, Open Up (Open Source Software Support Center)LFX Mentorship and Me - Sachin MauryaClosing Remarks [Segment Three] - Shuah Khan, The Linux Foundation
LFX Mentorship Showcase - Segment 4 The Linux Foundation 2023-01-26 | Welcome Remarks [Segment Four] - Shuah Khan, The Linux FoundationLearning to Explore Linux Kernel as a Newbie and Getting Stuck - Abdul Rafey, Linux FoundationMy LFX Mentorship Experience - A Rollercoaster Ride - Ruchi Shrikant Pakhle, RedHatDiscovering the Linux Subsystems used by a Workload - Shefali Sharma, Meerut Institute of Engineering and TechnologyBuilding VS Code Extension with Cross-platform Support for Enarx - Mayank Kumar, N.A.A Summer with Linux - Gautam Menghani, NARISC-V Compressed Extension for SERV CPU - Abdul Wadood, 10xEngineersLearn From and Give Back to the Community - Meha BhalodiyaClosing Remarks [Segment Four] - Shuah Khan, The Linux Foundation
Linux Kernel Bug Fixing Project - Piyush Mishra, Linux Foundation The Linux Foundation 2023-01-26 | Linux Kernel Bug fixing is all about finding and fixing the bugs, which is majorly handled by syzkaller and reports generated by syzbot. Finding the bugs from the syzbot dashboard. Targeting the device drivers with syzbot and fixing the generated errors. The main topic of discussion would be errors with the USB and PCI devices. While working with world's renowned open source community like the Linux Foundation, you come across some great people to share and collaborate to enhance your skill set and information. The guidance of the mentor always helps you in your project. Experiences with the mentor Shuah Khan were just amazing. She being the mentor always provides you with the opportunities and let's you learn what's essential and takes care of all the circumstances and scenarios. Under the Linux kernel bug fixing project I came under certain tasks and procedures like fuzzing, dynamic and static analysis, event tracing and decoding the stack traces. I generated panic in the kernel and read about fixing the panic. I learned about QEMU, Buildroot, Syzkaller and GDB and the most important among them is the kernel mailing list to look upon what can be done or further improved.
LF Live Webinar: New Application Capabilities Unlocked by Infinite Storage for Streaming Data The Linux Foundation 2023-01-24 | Sponsored by RedpandaIn traditional data streaming, the data retention limit has been governed by the local disk storage capacity of the cluster, forcing users to provision additional hardware for longer data retention. A new approach to streaming data, the cloud-first storage model leverages the public cloud as the default storage, enabling users to take advantage of a more economical, scalable and reliable medium – object stores such as AWS S3 and Google Cloud Storage. This approach not only significantly lowers the storage costs of streaming data environments, it also opens valuable new use cases that combine both real-time and historical data.In this webinar, we will discuss the following:- What is a cloud-first storage model?- What are the key drivers in cloud-first storage?- New capabilities and use cases from combining real-time and historical data- Cost efficiencies from using object stores as the default storage for streaming data
LF Research | Mentorship in Open Source The Linux Foundation 2023-01-24 | In partnership with CNCF, ELISA, Hyperledger Foundation, Open Mainframe Project, OpenSSF, and LF Training and Certification, Mentorship in Open Source examines the intrinsic, economic, and career value of mentorship programs throughout the technology industry and among open source organizations such as the Linux Foundation. The report explores:Succession and diversity challenges across open source projectsThe history of mentorships within academia, open source organizations, and the origin of the LFX Mentorship program within the Linux FoundationMentorship program challenges and benefitsIt concludes with a set of actionable insights for the community to help scale Mentorship programs at the Linux Foundation and within the industry as a whole.Read the full report: linuxfoundation.org/research/mentorship-in-open-source?hsLang=en
Panel | Building the best future for digital universal wallet infrastructure The Linux Foundation 2023-01-23 | Learn more about the Open Wallet Foundation: https://openwallet.foundation/Read the blog about the panellinuxfoundation.org/blog/davos-panel-building-the-best-future-for-digital-universal-wallet-infrastructure-with-the-openwallet-foundationFilmed at Davos 2023, this OpenWallet Foundation panel discussion was held to learn about how Interoperable, secure, and privacy-protecting wallets should be the norm not the exception and why leading companies across technology, public sector, industry vertical segments and standardization organizations have come together to develop open source software to support a wide range of digital wallet use cases. Come hear why open source and open development are critical to building the wallets of tomorrow.Opening remarks: Ethan Veneklasen, Head of Advocacy and Communications ID2020 and Chair of WEF’s Digital Identity Initiative Impact Working GroupPanelists:David Treat Senior Managing Director, Global Metaverse Continuum Business Group Lead, AccentureAndreas Tölke, Head FinTech & Digital Trust SwisscomPatrick Harding, Chief Architect Ping IdentityRobert Mahari, MIT Media LabModerator:Angie Lau, Forkast News
LF Live Webinar: Whats Next After Kubernetes? The Linux Foundation 2023-01-18 | Sponsored by LightbendOver the last few years, Kubernetes has skyrocketed in popularity and is now considered THE cloud operating system. The beauty of Kubernetes is it provides an infrastructure abstraction layer for running software applications and application services that makes complex things easier to use. But is there a next layer beyond Kubernetes that can abstract even more? Yes! Let’s talk about it.This webinar discusses:- The three computing epochs, pre-Kubernetes, Kubernetes, and post-Kubernetes- Not just serverless; it’s database-less, broker-less, ops-less, and more
LF Live Webinar: Kubernetes Called and it Wants Your IaC Back The Linux Foundation 2023-01-18 | Title: Kubernetes Called and it Wants Your IaC Back: Using Control Planes to Modernize Your IaC Tech StackSponsor: UpboundBuilding a control plane sounds like fun. Continuous reconciliation, eliminating drift, developer self-service - what’s there not to like!? Then you realize how much IaC you already have in production. Join Upbound’s experts Viktor Farcic, Matthias Luebken, and Yury Tsarev as they explain how to use Crossplane to modernize your platform and optimize your existing tech stack tools like Ansible, Chef, Puppet, or Terraform. You’ll also hear real-life examples from Upbound’s customer Millenium bcp on how they successfully added Crossplane to their existing technology.
LF Live Webinar: Exploring Phantom Traffic Jams in Your Data Flows The Linux Foundation 2023-01-17 | Sponsored by: ScyllaDBIn the real world, there's a phenomenon called a “phantom traffic jam” or a “traffic wave.” This is when there is a standing compression wave in automobile traffic, even though there is no accident, lane closure, or other incident that would cause the traffic jam. A similar phenomenon is possible in computer networking or storage I/O, where your data can slow down for no apparent reason. In this talk, Pavel is going to describe when and how this effect can arise and what can be done to discover it.
Elements Towards Functional Safety Use Cases with Linux in Automotive - Philipp Ahmann The Linux Foundation 2023-01-12 | Elements Towards Functional Safety Use Cases with Linux in Automotive - Philipp Ahmann, Robert Bosch GmbHLinux is common sense in Automotive; for infotainment, display clusters or gateways. Centralization of embedded control units increase the demand of mastering complexity of large vehicle computers. Functional safety becomes more and more important. As part of instrument clusters, warning signs (so called tell tales) are an ideal entry point to address safety criticality in Automotive use cases. Their demands to the operating system help to explain the way forward towards more complex use cases from the domain of e.g. driver assistance. This talk will describe elements needed to enable Linux in safety critical automotive use cases based on the tell tale use case as addressed within the Linux Foundation’s ELISA project. It shows similarities and differences to other use cases like park distance control or surround view and supports the Automotive Grade Linux instrument cluster. By setting the use case into a wider system context of a centralized vehicle computer architecture, it allows adopters a step-by-step approach to enable Linux in safety critical applications and increase the responsibility of Linux in smaller chunks. An overview of the activities within the other ELISA project working groups and their relation to the automotive working group completes the talk.
Better, Faster, Stronger: How the Global Acceleration of OS Development Is Changing The Linux Foundation 2023-01-03 | Better, Faster, Stronger: How the Global Acceleration of OS Development Is Changing Developer Information Ecosystems for Good - Sal Kimmich, SonatypeThe last decade was coined a “pre-Cambrian explosion” for open source: ecosystem contribution models were still rapidly evolving to support a booming global community of developers both engaging in, and relying on, open source projects. As we move into a new era of globalized Open Source, we’re observing an exponential increase in the rate of OS project releases. A combination of tooling, automation and a growing generation open source developers all play a role in this acceleration. In this talk you’ll learn security-aware best practices for automating the decision in globalized Open Source projects, as well as the metrics and processes that help to ensure timely, focused decision making around technical roadmaps with stakeholders from around the world. Lastly, we'll cover how new initiatives within the Open Source Security Foundation are taking an ecosystem approach to improving access to security readiness for every project's security through education, automation, and SBoMs that can help you to measure, predict and avoid bleeding edge supply chain security attacks.
FINOS Is Helping Financial Services Industry Embrace Open Source The Linux Foundation 2022-12-30 | In this interview, Gabriele Columbro, Executive Director of FINOS (Fintech Open Source Foundation), sat down with Swapnil Bhartiya to talk about how the financial services industry can benefit from open source software.
How ELISA Is Helping The Automotive Industry The Linux Foundation 2022-12-30 | In this interview, Philipp Ahmann, Chair of the ELISA Automotive Working Group, sat down with Swapnil Bhartiya to talk about the scope of the project and how it’s helping the automotive industry leverage the ELISA (Enabling Linux In Safety Applications) Project for their use case.
How ELISA Is Helping Use Linux In Safety-Critical Systems | Shuah Khan, ELISA Project The Linux Foundation 2022-12-30 | In this interview, Shuah Khan, Linux Fellow and Kernel Maintainer at The Linux Foundation and the Chair of the ELISA Project Technical Steering Committee (TSC), sat down with Swapnil Bhartiya to talk about the scope of the project and how it’s helping communities embrace Linux in safety-critical systems.
Keynote: Welcome & Opening Remarks - Gabriele Columbro, with Guests Dov Katz & Rob Moffatt The Linux Foundation 2022-12-20 | Keynote: Welcome & Opening Remarks - Gabriele Columbro, The Linux Foundation, with Guests Dov Katz, Morgan Stanley & Rob Moffatt, FINOS
Looking Backwards and Forwards at CDM:... - Gabriel Callsen, Amy Caruso & Ian Sloyan & David Shone The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Looking Backwards and Forwards at CDM: History of the Common Domain Model and Where it is Going in the Future - Gabriel Callsen, ICMA Group; Amy Caruso & Ian Sloyan, ISDA & David Shone, ISLA
Implementing CDM : How is it Done, Why... - Jon Nance, Dianne OBoyle, Sunil Challa & Eleonora Acuna The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Implementing CDM : How is it Done, Why is it so Beneficial to Financial Markets Infrastructure? - Jon Nance, Axoni; Dianne O'Boyle, Symbiont; Sunil Challa, Credit Suisse & Moderated by Eleonora Acuna, ISDA
An Open Source Approach to Driving Developer Efficiency - Lee Faus, GitLab The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | An Open Source Approach to Driving Developer Efficiency - Lee Faus, GitLabSpeakers: Lee FausBuilding high performing teams is hard. How is it possible for open source projects to get thousands of stars and tens of thousands of followers when you can't get two developers to collaborate? In this session we will look at using open source concepts to drive collaboration and best practices. We will also determine what types of measurements are important to determine which projects should be secured based on the type of contributions being made across the organization. If you are concerned about onboarding, collaboration and/or developer efficiency, this session is for you. Come learn more about how OSS best practices can drive better communication inside your organization.
Perspective in 3D - Andrew Stein, The Prospective Company The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Perspective in 3D - Andrew Stein, The Prospective CompanySpeakers: Andrew SteinYou probably already know that Perspective is a fantastic tool for analyzing financial data, but did you know it's also a world-class 3D video game engine? Well, not exactly, but that won't stop us from trying! In this talk, we'll (ab)use the Perspective expression language to learn about vector math, ray tracing, and the magic of frivolous engineering :)
Open Source Supply Chain Threat Landscape - A Moving Target - Brian Fox, Sonatype The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Open Source Supply Chain Threat Landscape - A Moving Target - Brian Fox, SonatypeSpeakers: Brian FoxThere are growing numbers of organized attackers whose sole focus is exploiting vulnerabilities in open source ecosystems, frequently by making their malware appear legitimate. Security and development teams need to understand the cascading impacts and changing landscapes of these exploitations, and put developer-first security tools in the hands of developers everywhere. This talk explores how attacks have evolved over the last 15 years and provides a framework to mature your process and counter the latest types of attacks.
Real Life Use Cases for FDC3 2.0 - Michael Lynch, Symphony & Leslie Spiro, Glue42 The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Real Life Use Cases for FDC3 2.0 - Michael Lynch, Symphony & Leslie Spiro, Glue42Speakers: Dimiter Georgiev, Michael Lynch, Leslie SpiroThis session will show how FDC3 2.0 can improve an end user's workflow for salespeople and research analysts across buyside and sell-side institutions. The session will walk though a real life use case demonstrating how FDC3 allows a number of applications interact across a user's desktop. It will also show how users can interact across multiple desktops and inter-firm. The session will highlight the advantages of using the FDC3 protocol as well also focus on some of the technical and implementation challenges encountered. Finally the session will discuss 'the art of the possible' and how the latest FDC3 version opens up new opportunities for workflow solutions.
How Digital Public Goods Are Bringing the $10 Trillion Informal Economy Into the... - Paula Hunter The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | How Digital Public Goods Are Bringing the $10 Trillion Informal Economy Into the Digital Payments Loop - Paula Hunter, Mojaloop FoundationSpeakers: Paula HunterA growing list of developing countries and mobile money operators are turning to digital public goods as a path forward to achieve their interoperability and financial inclusion goals. A new post-COVID-19 digital renaissance is emerging. More than 100 countries have made digital government-to-person (G2P) payments possible during COVID-19 and now have the potential to scale up their interoperable payment system designs to provide permanent relief to their unbanked populations. Digital public goods (DPGs), such as Mojaloop, an open source software recognized by the Digital Public Goods Alliance, are the catalyst to interoperable payments systems and G2P payments that could bring the 1.4 billion people unbanked into the digital economy – especially since most citizens already own a simple mobile phone. If successful, the $10 trillion-dollar informal economy could have a direct pathway into the digital financial sector.
An Architecture for Universally Interoperable Open Source Wallets - Wenjing Chu, Futurewei The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | An Architecture for Universally Interoperable Open Source Wallets - Wenjing Chu, Futurewei Technologies, Inc.Speakers: Wenjing ChuDigital wallets are secure places where we can keep money, IDs, and credentials. More generally, they can be the convenient interface we feel comfortable to keep & manage all types of digital assets or any confidential or valuable data. How can such universal wallets be realized? How can these wallets from different vendors and/or industries be universally interoperable over the Internet/web in the same way the Internet/web itself is universally accessible? In this talk, Wenjing will lead a discussion on this vision of trust over the whole Internet/web, what tremendous benefits - financially and socially - it can bring, and most importantly, how we can achieve it through an Internet inspired architecture and open source. Prominent open source implementations & community specs, e.g. DIDcommv2, KERI, DWP/Web5 (TBDex), libp2p, Indy/Aries, OpenID/FIDO etc. will be presented as case studies to demonstrate path for interoperability based on this architecture. We can have the cake and eat it too.
The Current State of DEI and Path Forward- Jevon Beckles, Chitra Hota, Nick Fuller & Rita Chaturvedi The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | The Current State of DEI and Path Forward - Jevon Beckles, Scott Logic; Chitra Hota, Oaktree Capital Management; Nick Fuller, IBM Research & Moderated by Rita Chaturvedi, Morgan StanleySpeakers: Jevon Beckles, Chitra Hota, Dr. Nicholas Fuller, Rita ChaturvediThis panel will discuss the speaker's perspective on the current state of DEI in technology in Financial Services with a focus on the strategy to make improvements which may include:Creating a safe space for Diversity and Inclusion conversations Making hiring practices, DEI focused Measuring progress on DEI and holding managers accountable for progress
High-Performance Market Data in a Cloud-Native World - Matt Tait & Salvatore Sferrazza, Google Cloud The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | High-Performance Market Data in a Cloud-Native World - Matt Tait & Salvatore Sferrazza, Google CloudSpeakers: Salvatore Sferrazza, Matt TaitLow-latency, high-performance electronic trading networks predate the emergence of cloud computing by more than a decade. Due to the stringent performance demands of this workload, schemas are explicit, encoding is binary and transports are unreliable. Cloud computing, on the other hand, favors self-describing text-based encoding and stateless transports like HTTP. This results in excellent interoperability between services and teams, but results in inefficiencies that compound at scale. This talk will discuss the challenges of bridging these two worlds and illustrate patterns that the speaker has used to solve the problem of analyzing granular electronic trading data in the cloud. The audience will be taken through a history of common electronic trading protocols such as FIX, ITCH and Simple Binary Encoding. The speaker will identify the differences between high and low-context encoding, and describe the obstacles encountered ingesting common electronic trading formats into cloud-native services. The session concludes with a pattern for integrating the two worlds harmoniously by deconstructing schemas, encodings and transports.
Awards Ceremony - Gabriele Columbro, The Linux Foundation; James McLeod & Rob Moffatt, FINOS The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Awards Ceremony - Gabriele Columbro, The Linux Foundation; James McLeod & Rob Moffatt, FINOS
Proactive and Polymorphic Adaptation of Multi-Cloud Deployments - Katarzyna Materka , 7bulls.com The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Proactive and Polymorphic Adaptation of Multi-Cloud Deployments - Katarzyna Materka , 7bulls.comSpeakers: Katarzyna MaterkaDuring the session, entitled: “Proactive and polymorphic adaptation of multi-cloud deployments”, Katarzyna will present how to implement Multi-Cloud native strategies using an advanced open-source framework. Such framework allows for Cloud-agnostic Cross-Cloud deployment and optimized management of a Cloud application based on flexible monitoring, context-aware maximization of the application owner’s utility of the deployed application, and autonomic reconfiguration based on the application’s current execution context. During this session, we provide a practical introduction to Multi-Cloud application modelling, configuration, deployment, and adaptation. All stages of the Cloud deployment planning and designing process will be shown. Also, all the key steps in the deployment and autonomic application management will be demonstrated.
Musical Charts: Using OSS to Make Data Visualizations Accessible to Visually.... - Julianna Langston The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Musical Charts: Using OSS to Make Data Visualizations Accessible to Visually Impaired Users - Julianna Langston, CosaicSpeakers: Julianna LangstonDo you use or produce software that includes charts or graphs? Are you making your charts and graphs accessible to blind users, current or future? Do you have legal requirements to remediate existing charts and graphs for accessibility? If you aren't currently addressing accessibility for screen readers, this talk will cover the industry standards. If you are following industry standards, this talk will cover how underwhelming those standards are, and what you can do about it to set your product apart from the competition. Julianna Langston has written an open source javascript library, Chart2Music, which provides an easy way for developers to seamlessly integrate accessibility into their charts and graphs without having to take on privacy or maintenance concerns, and while delivering a delightful experience to end-users.
Keynote: FINOS Project Expo Announcements - Jane Gavronsky & James McLeod, FINOS The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Keynote: FINOS Project Expo Announcements - Jane Gavronsky & James McLeod, FINOS
The State of Open Source in Finance - Hilary Carter, Colin Eberhardt, Cara Delia, & Penny Crosman The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Keynote Panel: The State of Open Source in Finance - Hilary Carter, Linux Foundation; Colin Eberhardt, Scott Logic; Cara Delia, Red Hat & Moderated by Penny Crosman, American BankerSpeakers: Penny Crosman, Colin Eberhardt, Hilary Carter, Cara DeliaFINOS, in partnership with Linux Foundation Research, GitHub, Red Hat, Scott Logic, and with the support of many other FINOS members, conducted the second annual study to assess the opportunities and potential challenges of consuming, contributing to, and governing open source in financial services. This panel dives into the research's key findings, as well as provides insight into how things have progressed year-over-year.
Using your Favorite Open Source Database at Enterprise Scale in Financial Services - Julian Moffett The Linux Foundation 2022-12-16 | Keynote: Using your Favorite Open Source Database at Enterprise Scale in Financial Services - Julian Moffett, EnterpriseDBSpeakers: Julian MoffettA brief discussion of charting the rise of open source software, particularly Postgres, in Financial Services companies. Our view on the drivers, opportunities and some of the challenges and solutions of running at Enterprise in the industry.
