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Open Source Summit + Automotive Linux Summit Japan 2019

July 17-19 | Tokyo, Japan
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08:00 JST

Continental Breakfast Hall B (Floor 4F) Sponsor Showcase Hall B (Floor 4F) Registration Foyer (Floor 5F)

09:00 JST

Keynote: The New Reality and Tremendous Opportunity of Custom, Open Source Processing - Calista Redmond, Chief Executive Officer, RISC-V Foundation Main Hall (Floor 5F)

09:20 JST

Keynote: MDS, Fallout, Zombieland, and Linux - Greg Kroah-Hartman, Fellow, The Linux Foundation Main Hall (Floor 5F)

09:40 JST

Keynote: Moving to Microservices: From Idea to Production - Priyanka Sharma, Director of Alliances, GitLab Main Hall (Floor 5F)

10:05 JST

Keynote: The Kernel Report - Jonathan Corbet, Author, Kernel Developer and Executive Editor of LWN.net Main Hall (Floor 5F)

10:15 JST

Sponsor Showcase Hall B (Floor 4F)

10:30 JST

Coffee Break Hall B (Floor 4F)

11:00 JST

The Road to Safety Certification: Overcoming Community Challenges to Institutionalise Changes Required for Safety Certification - Lars Kurth, The Xen Project Main Hall (Floor 5F) WebOS LSM for Automotive - Jaeyoon Jung, LG Electronics Hall A (1) (Floor 5F) Istio on Knative Lessons Learned: How Istio is Fit for Serverless Platform - Iris (ShaoJun) Ding & Daisy (Ying Chun) Guo, IBM Hall A (3) (Floor 5F) Enable Linux in an Industrial IoT System - Tiejun Chen, VMware Hall B (3) (Floor 4F) Epoll Kernel Performance Improvements - Davidlohr Bueso, SUSE Labs Hall A (2) (Floor 5F) (How to) Be a Good Citizen in Open-Source Documentation - Robert Kratky, Red Hat Hall B (4) (Floor 4F) Hyperledger Fabric 101: Permissioned Blockchain Platforms - Swetha Repakula & Morgan Bauer, IBM Meeting Room 1 (Floor 5F)

11:50 JST

Efficient and Effective Fuzz Testing of Automotive Linux Systems Using Agent Instrumentation - Dennis Kengo Oka, Synopsys Main Hall (Floor 5F) Performance/Power SoC/ACAP in Automotive Linux - Jerry Wong, Xilinx, Inc. Hall A (1) (Floor 5F) Panel Discussion: Cloud Native Data and Storage Management Challenges from End Users Perspectives - Moderated by Steven Tan, Huawei; Yuji Yazawa, Toyota; Shinya Tsunematsu, GMO Pepabo; Mitchitaka Terada, IIJ and... Hall A (3) (Floor 5F) Using Open Source Software to Build an Industrial-grade Embedded Linux Platform from Scratch - SZ Lin (林上智), Moxa Hall A (2) (Floor 5F) Stream Processing on the Edge - Eduardo Silva, Arm / Treasure Data Hall B (3) (Floor 4F) Open Source QA: What It Will Take to Get to the Next Level - Tim Bird, Sony Corporation Hall B (4) (Floor 4F) MinBFT, Hyperledger Lab - Open Source Project to Develop Efficient Consensus Protocol - Yuta Namiki, NEC Corporation Meeting Room 1 (Floor 5F)

12:30 JST

Lunch Break (Attendees on Own) Lunch Maps are Available at Registration

13:30 JST

Sponsor Showcase Hall B (Floor 4F)

14:00 JST

Common Attacks Against Car Infotainment Systems - Tong Lin & Luhai Chen, Intel Main Hall (Floor 5F) Scalable and Flexible Software-Platform for High-performance ECUs - Philipp Viktorin, Elektrobit Japan K.K. Hall A (1) (Floor 5F) Consolidate Real time and HMI with ACRN Hypervisor - Jason Chen, Intel Corporation Hall A (2) (Floor 5F) Developer Experience (DX) for Open-Source Projects: How to Engage Developers and Build a Growing Developer Community - William Cheng & Akihito Nakano, Founding Team Members of OpenAPI Generator Hall B (4) (Floor 4F) The Activity of the Security Workgroup in the CIP Project - Takehisa Katayama, Civil Infrastructure Platform Meeting Room 1 (Floor 5F) The Strategic Value of CommunityBridge: An Open Dialogue - Timothy Fong, The Linux Foundation Hall A (3) (Floor 5F) BoF: Let's Play Small-mini-card-sized Computer Boards! - Masafumi Ohta, Japanese Raspberry Pi Users Group Hall B (3) (Floor 4F)

14:50 JST

The Mobility Frontier: Gearing Up for Automotive’s Next Great Journey - Alex Agizim, EPAM Hall A (1) (Floor 5F) V2X Communication and the Security Challenges for the Automotive Industry - Rolf Lumpe, BlackRidge Technology Main Hall (Floor 5F) Cloud Native CI/CD with Tekton Pipelines and Knative - Andrea Frittoli, IBM Hall A (3) (Floor 5F) Xenomai Based Real Time Prototype Model Without Using RTOS - Pintu Kumar, Sony India Software Centre Hall A (2) (Floor 5F) DPDK IPsec: A Scalable High Performance Library for Your IPsec Application - Fan Zhang, Intel Hall B (3) (Floor 4F) Markings of a Healthy OSS Project - Clement Ho, GitLab Hall B (4) (Floor 4F) Secure Container in IoT Segment: Extend KATA to ACRN IoT Hypervisor - Yu Wang & Jason Chen, Intel Meeting Room 1 (Floor 5F)

15:30 JST

Coffee Break Hall B (Floor 4F)

16:00 JST

Embracing a Modular Architecture for the IVI system - Agustin Almansi, VNC Automotive Hall A (1) (Floor 5F) V2X Connectivity with the DDS/RTPS - Steve Kwon, Wayties, Inc. Main Hall (Floor 5F) Building a Scalable Data Science & Machine Learning Cloud Using Kubernetes -Murali Paluru, Rancher Labs, Inc. Hall A (3) (Floor 5F) Evolving NVDIMM for Enterprise Grade - QI Fuli, Fujitsu Hall A (2) (Floor 5F) Carrier-Grade Container Components in BBU for 5G - Hui Chen, Huawei Hall B (3) (Floor 4F) Introduction to JanusGraph Database - Jason Plurad, IBM Meeting Room 1 (Floor 5F) Open Source Quantum Computing - Matthew Treinish, IBM Research Hall B (4) (Floor 4F)

16:50 JST

Automotive Virtual Platform Using VIRTIO - Mikhail Golubev, OpenSynergy GmbH Hall A (1) (Floor 5F) A Deep Dive into the Performance of Istio - Shukun Song & Yushiro Furukawa, Fujitsu Limited Hall A (3) (Floor 5F) Putting a Microscope on Your Application Monitoring via ebpf - Shashank Jain & Gaurav Gupta, SAP Labs Hall A (2) (Floor 5F) Kubernetes Native Infrastructure and CoreOS Operator Framework for 5G Edge Cloud Computing - Hyde Sugiyama, Red Hat Hall B (3) (Floor 4F) To Improve and Sustain Your Business with Open Source - Yoshiya Eto, Fujitsu Ltd. Hall B (4) (Floor 4F) Building an Open Autonomous Data Platform - Xing Yang, Futurewei Meeting Room 1 (Floor 5F) Raspberry Pi 4 Latest, Newbie, Evolution - Masafumi Ohta, Japanese Raspberry Pi Users Group Main Hall (Floor 5F)