Open Source and Open Innovation Journey at Meta and Tiktok

Location: ByteDance HQ – 1199 Coleman Ave, San Jose, CA 95110

We have a full schedule of wonderful speakers and time to network. Please arrive at 4:00 pm in the welcome pavilion. From there you will be escorted to the meetup room for light refreshments, followed by talks from our speakers. Take a look at the agenda below for the schedule of the different speakers.

Please be aware that if you are not on the RSVP list, or if your meetup profile doesn’t show your valid government ID name, you will not be able to attend this event as our security is really strict about verifying your government ID. This event will be first come first serve for the first 50 guests that have RSVPd.

Parking Instructions:

• Parking at the San Jose Campus is free and on a first-come, first-serve basis. There are over 2000 parking spaces to choose from.
• Our address for our parking garage is 1194 Champions Way, San Jose.
• Guests will notice that we have EV charging in our garage but these stations are only for our internal employees.
• We have WayFinding signs that are blue and white that will lead you to the Welcome Pavilion where you will be checking in.

Agenda:

4:00-5:00 - Meet and Greet over Food

5:00-5:20 - Open Source: More than throwing the code off the wall - (Bytedance)

5:20-5:45 - Empowering Massive Data Analytics with ByConity (ByteDance)

5:45-6:10- Powering Millions of Containers and Microservices for TikTok with Open Source (Kube Wharf)

6:10-6:20 Break

6:20-6:50 - Lessons from Open Innovation (Meta)

Open Source: More than throwing the code off the wall

In this talk, we will talk about why Open Source is not just important but critical to the tech world as we know it. We will also introduce the role Open Source Program offices play in developing and contributing to the Open Source Ecosystem

Sujata Tibrewala, Joshua Alphonse, Vini Jaiswal, ByteDance Open Source Program Office

Empowering Massive Data Analytics with ByConity
ByConity is an open-source cloud-native data warehouse developed by ByteDance. It utilizes a computing-storage separation architecture and offers various essential features, including elastic scalability, query optimizer, and strong consistency in data reading and writing. Recently, ByConity released version 0.2.0. In this discussion, we will dive into its architecture and best practices, followed by an exploration of the new features introduced in this release.

Frank Hu, Manager, Bytedance OLAP team

Powering Millions of Containers and Microservices for TikTok with Open Source

KubeWharf is an open source project hub from ByteDance built on Kubernetes which has been deployed widely to power millions of containers, including Microservices and AML workloads supporting Bytedance and Tiktok business. It aims to provide open-source solutions to address key challenges for large-scale cloud-native situations, including scalability, stability, multi-tenancy isolation, resource efficiency, and observability. KubeWharf currently has published 6 open source projects (KubeBrain, KubeGateway, KubeZoo, Katalyst, KubeAdmiral, Kelemetry). KubeAdmiral is the K8s cluster Federation solution for multi-cluster & multi-cloud challenges. It is based on KubeFed and has been successfully deployed in multiple regions at ByteDance since 2019. In this session, we will first briefly talk about KubeWharf's history and status, and then mainly present how KubeAdmiral works and briefly cover its typical use scenarios.

Caixue Lin, Manager, Yue Yin, Software Engineer, Bytedance Cloud-Native K8s Team

Lessons from Open Innovation

Dharmesh Jani - Infra Ecosystem and Partnership Lead - Meta | Incubation co-chair - OCP (Open Compute Platform)

We are looking forward to seeing you there and also hear from you what you want to see there to help you learn.