Join The Linux Foundation at All Things Open for Booth Swag, Technical Sessions, and More

Join The Linux Foundation at All Things Open; check out conference highlights below. (Image: All Things Open)

Going to All Things Open in Raleigh? While you’re there, be sure stop by The Linux Foundation training booth for fun giveaways and a chance to win one of two Raspberry Pi kits. Two winners will be chosen onsite on the last day of the conference, Oct. 24, at 3:05pm.

Other booth 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, A Guide to Understanding OPNFV & NFV, and the Open Source Guide Volume 1.

Be sure to check out these featured conference talks, including the Linux on the Mainframe session where John Mertic and Len Santalucia discuss how they’ve worked to create an open source, technical community where industry participants can collaborate around the use of the Linux and open source in a mainframe computing environment. And don’t miss ODPi’s session on the simplification and standardization of the Big Data ecosystem with common reference specifications and test suites.

Session Highlights

Accelerating Big Data Implementations For the Connected World – John Mertic
Advancing the Next-Generation Open Networking Stack – Phil Robb
Flatpak: The Portable, Secure Distribution of Desktop Applications – Owen Taylor
Intel: Core Linux Enabling – Case Study and Demo
Integrating Linux Systems With Active Directory Using Open Source Tools – Dmitri Pal
Linux On the Mainframe: Linux Foundation and The Open Mainframe Project – John Mertic & Len Santalucia
Polyglot System Administration AKA: Don’t Fear the Other Language – Jakob Lorberblatt
The Next Evolution of The Javascript Ecosystem – Kris Borchers
The Revolution Will Not Be Distributed – Michael Hall
You Think You’re Not A Target? A Tale Of Three Developers – Chris Lamb

ODPi and Open Mainframe will also a have booth at All Things Open. Get your pass to All Things Open and stop by to learn more!

About
Latest Posts

The Linux Foundation

Founded in 2000, the Linux Foundation is supported by more than 1,000 members and is the world’s leading home for collaboration on open source software, open standards, open data, and open hardware. Linux Foundation’s projects are critical to the world’s infrastructure including Linux, Kubernetes, Node.js, and more. The Linux Foundation’s methodology focuses on leveraging best practices and addressing the needs of contributors, users and solution providers to create sustainable models for open collaboration. For more information, please visit us at linuxfoundation.org.

Latest posts by The Linux Foundation (see all)