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Events: Linux Plumbers and Open Infrastructure Summit

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 8th of April 2019 10:47:56 PM Filed under
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  • Results from the 2018 LPC survey

    Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey after Linux Plumbers in 2018. We had 134 responses, which, given the total number of conference participants of around 492, has provided confidence in the feedback.

    Overall: 85% of respondents were positive about the event, with only 2% actually saying they were dissatisfied. Co-locating with Kernel Summit proved popular, so we will be co-locating with Kernel Summit in 2019. Co-locating with Networking Summit was also well received, so we will be doing that again this year, too. Conference participation was up from 2017 and we sold out again this year. 98% of those that registered were able to attend.

    Based on feedback from last year’s survey, we videotaped all of the sessions, and the videos are now posted. There are over 100 hours of video in our YouTube channel or you can access them by visiting the detailed schedule and clicking on the video link in the presentation materials section of any given talk or discussion. The Microconferences are recorded as one long video block, but clicking on the video link of a particular discussion topic will take you to the time index in that file where the chosen discussion begins.

  • Red Hat Brings the knowledge with 30 sessions and more at the Open Infrastructure Summit in Denver

    The Open Infrastructure Summit is coming to the Mile High City: Denver, Colorado, from April 29th through May 1st. Attendees from across the globe will be meeting to collaborate, exchange ideas and hear the latest from the OpenStack community.

    If you think the name sounds different, then you’re right. The OpenStack Summit has a new look and name: The Open Infrastructure Summit. With hundreds of sessions covering container infrastructure, CI/CD, telecom + NFV, public cloud, private & hybrid cloud, security, and more. You’ll also have the chance to hear from members of open source communities like Airship, Ansible, Ceph, Kata Containers, Kubernetes, ONAP, OpenStack, Open vSwitch, OPNFV, StarlingX, and Zuul. There’s something for everyone.

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