Join The Linux Foundation at Open Source Summit EU for Booth Swag, Project Updates, and More

Going to Open Source Summit? Check out some featured conference presentations and activities below.

Going to Open Source Summit EU in Prague? While you’re there, be sure stop by The Linux Foundation training booth for fun giveaways and a chance to win one of three Raspberry Pi kits.

Giveaways include The Linux Foundation branded webcam covers, The Linux Foundation projects’ stickers, Tux stickers, Linux.com stickers, as well as free ebooks: The SysAdmin’s Essential Guide to Linux Workstation Security, Practical GPL Compliance, and A Guide to Understanding OPNFV & NFV.

You can also enter the raffle for a chance to win a Raspberry Pi Kit. There will be 3 raffle winners: names will be drawn and prizes will be mailed on Nov. 2.

And, be sure to check out some featured conference presentations below, including how to deploy Kubernetes native applications, deploying and scaling microservices, opportunities for inclusion and collaboration, and how to build your open source career.

Session Highlights

Love What You Do, Everyday! – Zaheda Bhorat, Amazon Web Services
Detecting Performance Regressions In The Linux Kernel – Jan Kara, SUSE
Highway to Helm: Deploying Kubernetes Native Applications – Michelle Noorali, Microsoft
Deploying and Scaling Microservices with Docker and Kubernetes – Jérôme Petazzoni, Docker
printk() – The Most Useful Tool is Now Showing its Age – Steven Rostedt, VMWare
Every Day Opportunities for Inclusion and Collaboration – Nithya Ruff, Comcast

Activities

Technical Showcase
Real-Time Summit
Free Day with Prague tour from local students
KVM Forum
FOSSology – Hands On Training
Tracing Summit

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation will also a have booth at OSSEU. Get your pass to Open Source Summit Europe and stop by to learn more! Use discount OSSEULFM20 code for 20% off your all-access attendee pass.

Check out the full list of co-located events on the website and register now.

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