Update: 120/150 anmälda.
Update: Efterfesten är full 45/45 anmälda. 7 i kö.
Hej allihopa!
Goda nyheter! Open Infra Forum firar 10 år, så den här gången slår vi på
stort!
Varmt välkomna till Biograf Skandia på Drottningatan 82 och den här gången har vi 150 platser, så jag räknar med er hjälp. Bjud in vitt och brett, vänner, släktingar, familj och kollegor. Ingen bör missa chansen att lyssna, lära och mingla med vårt fantastiska infra-community! Skicka bara detta mail vidare så ses vi den 22/5 12:00!
Tack även till Daniel Stenberg, skapare av curl som kommer att dela med sig av sina erfarenheter!
Men, det viktigaste först...
Den här gången sponsras lokal, fika, lunch, middag, öl och inte minst efterfest (!) av SUSE, Quobyte, Digitalist Open Cloud och Openinfra Foundation, så ett stort tack till er som gjort detta möjligt!
Agendan för dagen är:
12:00 Lunch (kom och mingla och träffa nära och kära!)
12:45 Introduktion, välkomnande och filosofiska spekulationer.
13:15 curl is everywhere av och med Daniel Stenberg.
14:00 The Perfect Storm! - How do EU regulations influence your job?
14:00 Playing Openstack "Jenga" - how many of those support blocks do you actually need? (Breakout room!)
14:30 Kaffe & Q&A.
15:00 Open Infrastructure: What's behind the $8.8 trillion USD Market.
15:00 Optimizing Kubernetes applications using SUSE Observability.
(Breakout room!)
15:30 How to build a confidential cloud.
15:30 Q&A about GDPR with legal expert, ask your questions! (Questions may be asked ahead of time at openinfra@datalawcenter.se and Mattias will bring a selection of your questions to the presentation and answer them at the event.)(Breakout room!)
16:15 Kaffe & Q&A.
16:45 Q&A & AMA (All todays speakers)!
17:15 Wrap up and thank you!
17:30 Wraps/beer/brus/läst @ Biograf Skandia.
18:30 Travel to Afterparty.
19:00 Start of Afterparty. (Afterparty is full. All seats taken!)
19:05 Much rejoicing!
??:?? End of Afterparty.
Mer information om talarna och presentationerna finns nedan.
Adressen till lokalen är Drottninggatan 82, 111 36 Stockholm, Sweden.
* Hur anmäler jag mig? *
Då det är lite logistik den här gången (då mycket ingår) och då jag med råge börjat växa ur meetup.coms gratis-tier, så gör som följer:
1. Lämna en emailadress där jag kan nå dig i frågerutan.
2. Du får tillbaka ett mail med följande frågor:
2.1. Vill du ha lunch?
2.2. Vill du har wrap + öl efter eventet?
2.3. Vill du komma på efterfesten? 45 platser finns och först till kvarn gäller!
2.4. Kommer du att gå på breakout session? (Så jag kan planera storleken på rummet)
2.4.1. Playing Openstack "Jenga" - how many of those support blocks do you actually need?
2.4.2. Optimizing Kubernetes applications using SUSE Observability.
3. Svara på frågorna, och du är anmäld! =)
OBS! Tänk även på att då detta är ett större event och våra sponsorer bidragit generöst för att få till detta, så kommer din anmälningsemail att delas med sponsorerna.
OBS! Den här gången gäller en no-show fee på 250 SEK ifall du beställer en massa saker och inte dyker upp.
Ser fram emot att träffa er alla den 22:a maj!
MVH
Daniel
Phone: +46 793 337 901
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Title: The Perfect Storm! - How do EU regulations influence your job?
Description: Emiel would like to protect you from not just a Dutch Storm but even
from the Arctic Storm. The "Perfect Storm" that is coming or maybe already is here.
He'll explain the NIS-2 so you are aware and should be prepared. But also how
you can benefit from it. And how you can influence EU regulations that are in
the making right now!
Speaker: Emiel Brok, Open Source Ambassador at SUSE.
Bio: I'm living the open source philosophy for over 20 years. I trust the 'Power
of Many' and 'Public Money Public Code' to continuously change the world into a
better place. From different positions I lobby for "Open Source first". I do
this from my daytime job as Open Source Ambassador and also as co-founder of the
DOSBA, The Dutch Open Source Business Alliance. I also host an online show
called the "Friday Ketchup".
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Title: Optimizing Kubernetes applications using SUSE Observability.
Description: SUSE Observability empowers customers with deep visibility into
their Kubernetes applications. By leveraging real-time data correlation,
dependency mapping, and time-travel capabilities, it accelerates
troubleshooting, optimizes performance, and enhances security. SUSE
Observability is part of the SUSE Rancher Prime portfolio, and SUSE Rancher is
SUSE's enterprise-grade Kubernetes management platform.
Speaker: Arshad Memon, Senior solution architect at SUSE.
Bio: Arshad Memon is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in the
technology industry. He has held various roles, including Senior Solutions
Architect at SUSE, where he specializes in cloud-native technologies and
enterprise Linux. Arshad is passionate about helping organizations optimize
their IT infrastructure while adopting modern, scalable, and secure solutions.
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Title: curl is everywhere.
Description: curl is a ubiquitous Internet transfer engine, an Open Source
client-side library for doing internet transfers specified as URLs. Created for
the fun of it in the 1990s it has found its way into virtually all
Internet-connected devices on the globe - estimates say twenty billion
installations or more. This is the story of how curl conquered the world. Hand
in hand with Open Source in general.
Speaker: Daniel Stenberg.
Bio: Daniel Stenberg is a Swedish Internet protocol expert and developer who has
participated in and worked with Open Source for 30 years. He is most known for
being the founder and lead developer of the curl project, one of the world's
most widely used software components. He also participates in protocol
development within the IETF and has authored books on curl, Open Source, HTTP/2,
HTTP/3 and more. Frequent public speaker. Daniel is employed by wolfSSL.
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Title: Open Infrastructure: What's behind the $8.8 trillion USD Market.
Description: Infrastructure lays the foundation for every daily function and
open source drives innovation, cost savings, and adaptability. Together, open
infrastructure has adapted to global and regional trends to disrupt proprietary
market holds and drive human progress. In the face of recent trends, like
licensing changes and redefining infrastructure for AI, open source communities
are continuing to collaborate to evolve the projects behind an $8.8 trillion USD
market. Hear how these communities have been responding over the past decade.
Speaker: Thierry Carrez, General Manager of OpenInfra Foundation.
Bio: Thierry Carrez is the General Manager of the Open Infrastructure
Foundation. A systems engineer by trade, he was involved in the inception of the
OpenStack project, and still contributes to its governance and release
management.
With a personal interest in the intersection of sociology and technology,
Thierry spoke about open innovation and open source at various conferences
around the world, including OSCON, LinuxCon, and FOSDEM. He currently serves as
Secretary and Director for the Open Source Initiative. He was recognized as a
Python Software Foundation fellow in 2012, and previously worked as the
Technical lead for Ubuntu Server at Canonical, an operational manager for the
Gentoo Linux Security Team, and an IT manager in various companies.
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Title: Playing Openstack "Jenga" - how many of those support blocks do you
actually need?
Description: Running Openstack is not a very easy endeavor and what if you want
to run it in a disposable manner with randomly rented servers as cheaply as
possible? I'll talk about my experience running a very basic OpenStack cluster
for the first time as a complete newbie - the challenges, the pitfalls and the
eventual wins! This talk is intended to share my experiences and solutions on
running a cluster for lab/school use, not as a tutorial. As well as laugh along
with me at the hilariously frustrating road I've set for myself!
Speaker: Jonas Liepuonius, first time OpenStack administrator.
Bio: Been working with Linux since forever, have pretty good backgrounds in
general IT, networking, infrastructure, cloud and data warehousing. Currently
working at my consulting/hosting business called "Zetabitas", previously worked
at Nasdaq for almost 6 years in different positions: application support,
software development and security. Enjoy talking about various topics and
sharing crazy ideas, so feel free to say hi if you see me!
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Title: "How to build a confidential cloud."
Description: Since 2018, the Bavarian ministry of health has invested 27 million
euros in the DigiMed Bayern project with the ambition to create the lighthouse
that will guide Germany towards the medicine of the future.
We will present the DigiMed Secure Cloud which is the cornerstone of the
project. Architected around confidential computing technologies and hosted at
the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) in Munich, we will present how the Big
Data and Artificial Intelligence team has engineered the OpenStack based Trusted
Research Environment with security and performance in mind.
Since a confidential cloud needs confidential data handling we will have a look
at the storage infrastructure used and start from that to get the overall
architectural picture of a sovereign cloud solution to handle and protect
sensitive data.
With the DigiMed Secure Cloud, over one hundred researchers, clinicians,
lawyers, and tinkerers from academia and industry across 14 institutions have
found a sovereign computing environment to collaborate on sensitive multi-omic
medical data.
Speaker: Florent Dufour, research associate at Leibniz Supercomputing Centre and
Ph.D. student in AI for medicine at the Technical University of Munich.
Bio: As a researcher at the intersection of cloud computing, genomics, and AI,
Florent is developing secure and trustworthy AI systems to enable collaborative
health research on sensitive data. His work focuses on designing cloud-based AI
systems with confidential computing and differential privacy, aiming to improve
patient outcomes and accelerate medical discoveries while ensuring patient data
privacy.
Speaker: Jan Peschke, Field CTO at Quobyte.
Bio: Jan has been working with storage mostly from a user perspective: Starting
his career at a small web hosting company it took him to work at a supercomputer
facility, later building highly available and scalable web hosting scenarios and
then being accountable for a cloud engineering team to provide public cloud
service infrastructure. His interest was always not only in technology but in
what humans do with it. Today Jan is accountable to take over that perspective
as a Field CTO at Quobyte.
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Title: Q&A about GDPR with legal expert, ask your questions!
Description: Mattias, Senior Legal Counsel at Data Law Center, answers questions from the audience relating to everything GDPR and related legislation. Come and ask, this is where the after party starts! Some questions have already been asked, as such he will among other things describe the developments relating to data transfers to USA (a potential Schrems III case) and when personal data no longer is personal data.
Speaker: Mattias Gotthold, Senior Legal Counsel at Data Law Center.
Bio: Mattias Gotthold is an experienced GDPR/data protection lawyer. He's a technology and privacy enthusiast specializing in laws surrounding data, which includes data protection (i.e GDPR) and information security. He is currently a board member and vice chairman at the Swedish Data Protection Forum which has almost 800 members working in the field of data protection. He is an advocate for open source solutions the legal community and firm believer of open security and that Security by Obscurity is a flawed concept.
