The Infrastructure 3 track is sponsored and made possible by the team at Google

Security, Networking, Hardware/IoT, and Linux are incredibly important and interesting topics in open source and technology in general, and this year we’ve combined them into three (3) “Infrastructure” tracks.

The Infrastructure 3 track will feature speakers from all over the world speaking remotely on the virtual platform, and it’s going to be amazing. 

See who’s being featured and what topics they’ll focus on below.

Monday, October 18

It Depends: understanding your dependency graph for fun and risk mitigation

Nicky Ringland, Google

Mathematics and Development of Fast TLS Handshakes

Alexander Krizhanovsky, Tempesta Technologies

The Growing Research that Open Source Owns the Future in Cloud

Deb Bryant, Red Hat & Chris Ferris, IBM

Siembol – an open-source real time SIEM based on big data technologies

Marian Novotny, G-Research

Running VMs on Raspberry Pi using KubeVirt

Stu Gott & Chris Callegari, IBM/Red Hat

Tuesday, October 19

Deploying MongoDB sharded clusters easily with Terraform and Ansible

Ivan Groenewold, Percona

We got a Security Issue; What Now? Setting up vulnerability disclosure for open source projects

Anne Bertucio, Google

Why Your PC Only Has Sixteen Colors

Jim Hall, The FreeDOS Project

Zero-Code Streaming Data Pipeline Using Open Source Technologies

Paul Brebner, Instaclustr