Red Hat blog
Linux Conference Australia (linux.conf.au) is the Southern Hemisphere’s premier open source conference. For one week a year, open source professionals and enthusiasts gather Down Under at this well-respected technical conference to talk about everything from low-level kernel specifics to high-level project governance principles. Here are 14 talks given by Red Hatters at this year’s LCA:
Cloud and Containers
- Cloud Herding: Delivering Services Across Multiple Environments - by John Mark Walker
- Containers and PCP (Performance Co-Pilot) - by Nathan Scott
- Building a PaaS with Docker, Kubernetes, and Hard Work - by Steven Citron-Pousty
- Cloud, Containers, and Orchestration Panel - moderated by Katie Miller
- OpenStack and Shenanigans: A Case Study in Open Source Governance - by Mark McLoughlin
- Deploying to the Cloud with Golden Images, Heat, and Docker - by Steve Baker
- Connecting Containers: Building a PaaS with Docker and Kubernetes - by Katie Miller and Steven Citron-Pousty
Development and Testing
- Beaker's Hardware Inventory System - by Nick Coghlan
- The Best Test Data is Random Test Data - by Fraser Tweedale
- Programming Considered Harmful - by Dave Chinner
- Tools for the Documentation Life Cycle - by Divya Muntimadugu
Project-specific Talks
- Kernel Network Stack Challenges at Increasing Speeds - by Jesper Brouer
- Displayport MST: Why Do My Laptop Dockoutputs Not Work? - by David Airlie
- FreeIPA: Open Source Identity Management - by Fraser Tweedale