Linux & Networking / Infrastructure Track Preview

Linux and Networking/Infrastructure are what got us started in open source all those year ago, so we’re thrilled to preview these tracks. Lots of amazing content will be featured and the speakers are truly world-class.

The Linux track will take place on Monday, October 13 and the Networking/Infrastructure track will take place Tuesday, October 14. Both tracks will take place in room 302A on the 3rd floor of the Raleigh Convention Center.

Check out who’s speaking below, and plan now to attend and see them live!

*note, additional talks will be added to each track soon

Special thanks to the amazing team at the AlmaLinux OS Foundation for making the tracks possible!

Monday, October 13 (Linux)

Michael Young's headshot

Secure Boot: Getting to know your frenemy

Michael Young, CIQ

Linux Command-line Tips & Tricks

Vladimir Levijev, Zabbix

Josh Huber's headshot

Authoring a GNOME Shell Extension: A Developer’s Journey as an Open-Source Project Sole Maintainer

Josh Huber, Cengage

Tuesday, October 14 (Networking & Infrastructure) 

Jonathan Wright's headshot

Turkeys and DNS – Both difficult to understand, and super important to your life

Jonathan Wright, AlmaLinux OS Foundation

Connecting to your homelab remotely

Alex Kretzschmar, Tailscale

2-for-1 Block
Yash Verma's headshot

Surviving Zero-Trust-Reliability with Observability and eBPF.

Yash Verma, Software Engineer & Researcher