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CentOS Connect is the contributor conference for CentOS, focusing +on CentOS Stream, Special Interest Groups, and the entire Enterprise Linux ecosystem. +CentOS Connect at FOSDEM happens February 1-2, 2024, as part of the +FOSDEM Fringe.

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CentOS Connect is a free event, but we strongly encourage registration to +help us ensure we have enough space and catering for everyone. Your registration +includes two days of presentations and meetups, lunch on both days, and access +to our birthday party.

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CentOS Connect 2024 will be held at the Radisson +Collection Hotel, Grand Place Brussels in the Royal room.

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9:00CentOS Integration SIG MeetupHyperscale SIG meetupPackaging WorkshopRocky Linux Release Engineering - Meetup and Planning
11:00CentOS Cloud SIG MeetupAlternative Images SIG meetupPackagers Meetup: Share your experience with packaging RPMsSpeaker ready room
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13:00Lunch
14:00Alternative Image SIG - Let's Talk About It Troy Dawson
14:30Ansible usage in CentOS Infra Fabian Arrotin
15:00CentOS Integration SIG: current state and future plans Aleksandra Fedorova
15:30Hyperscale SIG update Davide Cavalca + Neal Gompa
16:00Break
16:15State of EPEL Troy Dawson
16:45EPEL 10 Overview Carl George
17:15Board Panel CentOS Board
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9:00Promo SIG and Docs SIG UpdatesShaun McCance
9:30Bridging the Gap: Packit automation for CentOS and upstream projects František Lachman + Evgeny Fedin
10:00Open Secrets of CentOS Stream Troy Dawson
10:30The self-abolition of Enterprise Linux Distributions Dan Čermák
11:00Break
11:15Cloud SIG Update Joel Capitao + Christian Glombek
11:45OpenStack RDO deployment on Community Distribution of Kubernetes (OKD) Karolina Kula + Alfredo Moralejo Alonso
12:45Lunch
13:45Building And Utilizing Purpose-Built GNU/Linux Distribution Images Using Mkosi Akashdeep Dhar
14:15Testing the CentOS Hyperscale systemd backport with mkosi Daan De Meyer
14:45How SIGs can facilitate contributions to the CentOS Stream kernel Paolo Bonzini
15:15AlmaLinux: How we automated testing without inventing the wheel and instead improving it Elkhan Mammadli
15:45Break
16:00Discuss your identity: how FreeIPA helps running CentOS community infrastructure Alexander Bokovoy
16:30CentOS Automotive SIG update Eric Curtin + Pierre-Yves Chibon
17:00Provisioning hosts with Foreman Shimon Shtein
17:30Using PoI Tracker for Enterprise Linux preparedness and to audit your dependencies Michel Lind
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Saturday and Sunday (FOSDEM)

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Going to FOSDEM? Of course you are. Come see us Saturday and Sunday at +our stand in the AW building. +Then join us for more great talks in the +Distributions Devroom +on Sunday.

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We're hosting a web+docs hackfest on Monday, February 5. +You're welcome to join and help us improve the website and docs. +Let us know you're coming.

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Fabian Arrotin

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hybrid clown @ centos infra

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Alexander Bokovoy

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Sr. Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat, working on security and + identity management. Actively participates in FreeIPA, SSSD, Samba, + and many other free software projects targeting open source enterprise + environments.

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Paolo Bonzini

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Paolo is a long time contributor to FOSS and also a distinguished engineer + at Red Hat. He works on the virtualization team and contributes both upstream + (as the maintainer of KVM and of several subsystems in QEMU) and to CentOS + Stream.

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Joel Capitao

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RDO core maintainer contributing to Openstack, Fedora and CentOS communities.

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Davide Cavalca

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Davide is one of the founding members of the Hyperscale SIG, which he + currently co-chairs, and also serves as a director on the CentOS Board. + In his day job, Davide is a Production Engineer on the Linux Userspace + team at Meta, which is responsible for the CentOS deployment on the + production fleet.

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Dan Čermák

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Dan is building container images, creating developer tools and + sometimes works on QA at SUSE, which he joined after working as + an embedded firmware developer. Originally he started out as a + theoretical astrophysicist, but after becoming a contributor to + various Open Source projects, he finally made this his full time + job at SUSE.

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Pierre-Yves Chibon

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Pierre-Yves Chibon (aka pingou) has spent nearly 15 years in the Fedora + community and is now looking at the challenges the automotive industry offers + to the FOSS ecosystems.

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Eric Curtin

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Red Hat Engineer working with CentOS Automotive SIG. Upstream + maintainer of inotify-tools, ostree, etc.

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Troy Dawson

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Troy works on the Emerging RHEL and CentOS Stream teams at Red Hat. + He is the Chair for the CentOS Alternative Images SIG and the EPEL + Steering committee. He loves Penguins, Hawaiian Shirts, Penguins + on Hawaiian Shirts and making Linux distributions.

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Daan De Meyer

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Systemd and mkosi maintainer. Member of the Linux Userspace team @ Meta.

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Akashdeep Dhar

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Akashdeep Dhar is a Software Engineer in the Red Hat Community + Platform Engineering team and an Elected Representative in Fedora + Council. He works primarily in developing and maintaining applications + on Fedora Infrastructure and likes to selfhost services in his homelab.

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Evgeny Fedin

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Evgeny is a Senior Software Quality Engineer at Red Hat and one of the + developers of Testing Farm. Free open-source software enthusiast and + musician after-hours.

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Aleksandra Fedorova

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Aleksandra is a longtime Fedora contributor and a former Fedora Council + member. She is a Senior Principal Engineer in Red Hat involved in CentOS + Stream and RHEL bootstrap initiatives, Fedora ELN and other topics + related to the Continuous Integration of RHEL and CentOS.

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Carl George

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Carl George is the EPEL team lead in the Community Platform Engineering (CPE) + group at Red Hat. He is active in the EPEL, Fedora, and CentOS communities.

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Neal Gompa

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Neal is a developer and contributor in Fedora; CentOS; Mageia; and openSUSE, + focusing primarily on the base Linux system components, such as package and + software management, as well as the Linux desktop. He's a big believer in + "upstream first", which has led him all over the open source world.

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Neil Hanlon

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I love Open Source, Linux, and building cool things with great people. I am + currently employed by CIQ where I help lead the Open Source Program Office and + work to enable the needs of the communities like Rocky Linux, OpenELA, Warewulf, + Apptainer, and more, in part through my role as the Infrastructure Team Lead for + the Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation--an organization I have been part of + since its inception. I maintain Rocky Linux as part of the Core SIG responsible + for the entire operating system build and release process. In addition, I am a + contributor to OpenInfra projects like OpenStack-Ansible and Kolla, CentOS and + its SIGs, Fedora, Fedora EPEL, and many more.

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Karolina Kula

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An open source enthusiast who is contributing to the upstream RDO + project in Red Hat (for not so very long time). Interested in + security, Internet privacy and devopsing. Artist afterwork.

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František Lachman

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Senior Software Engineer and Packit Product Owner at Red Hat. Occasional + teacher at Masaryk University, Brno CZ. Instructor of scout leaders. Python + and non-formal education enthusiast.

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Michel Lind

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Michel Lind (né Salim) is a long-term Fedora contributor who more + recently also contribute to EPEL and the Hyperscale SIG. In his day job, + Michel is a Production Engineer on the Linux Userspace team at Meta, + which is responsible for the CentOS deployment on the production fleet.

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Elkhan Mammadli

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Elkhan is a FLOSS enthusiast and contributor who maintains the cloud, container, + live media and WSL images, automates testing of ISOs and projects like ELevate + and AlmaLinux Deploy at AlmaLinux OS Foundation. He works as a Cloud Engineer + at CloudLinux.

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Shaun McCance

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Shaun is the Community Architect for the CentOS project, taking care of the + non-technical bits to keep the project running. He's the chair of the Promo + SIG and co-chair of the Docs SIG. When not working on CentOS, he likes to + pretend he still works on GNOME.

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Alfredo Moralejo Alonso

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Alfredo Moralejo is a long-time IT infrastructure specialist with proven + experience in the adoption of OpenSource technologies in the enterprise. + In the last few years he has been working as Principal Software Engineer + in the OpenStack ecosystem mainly maintaining the RDO community distribution.

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Nicola Sella

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Nicola is a free software enthusiast. He is a software engineer working + at Red Hat. Part of the RPM software management team, developing and + maintaining DNF and DNF5.

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Hyperscale SIG update

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Davide Cavalca + Neal Gompa

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Update on what the Hyperscale SIG has been working on, what deliverables are + available and how to use them, and what's coming up next.

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State of EPEL

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Troy Dawson

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Troy Dawson, the EPEL Steering Committee chair, presents the State of EPEL. + What has EPEL done, what it's currently working on, and what to expect in + the future.

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EPEL 10 Overview

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Carl George

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Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) is a yum repository of community + maintained packages for use on CentOS Stream and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). + In EPEL 9, package maintainers were able to build against CentOS Stream 9 early + to have packages ready before the RHEL 9.0 launch. For EPEL 10, the EPEL Steering + Committee is planning on expanding that strategy to all minor versions of RHEL 10. + Attend this talk to learn more about this initiative and the progress towards it + so far.

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AlmaLinux: How we automated testing without inventing the wheel and instead improving it

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Elkhan Mammadli

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As the AlmaLinux OS Foundation, we take the testing seriously while pioneering + on the speed of the delivery. When you have multiple major versions with the + support of multiple architecutes, testing of a GNU/Linux distribution can be + exhausting. One of the phase on our journey of testing was the automation. We + will talk about the openQA and Testinfra as the technologies choice of us, the + challenges we faced while adopting them and how we handled them with contributing + back to upstream and Enterprise Linux ecosystem.

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Bridging the Gap: Packit automation for CentOS and upstream projects

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František Lachman + Evgeny Fedin

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Are you a package maintainer striving for a seamless integration with upstream + projects? Are you an upstream project developer aiming to ensure your software + functions flawlessly on CentOS Stream? Look no further – Packit is your solution!

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Since the beginning of CentOS Stream, Packit has allowed developers to execute + CentOS Stream RPM builds directly from their upstream changes. But that's just + the beginning – delve into the possibilities of running tmt-based tests on a + pristine virtual machine with the newly-built RPMs installed. This approach + enables you to identify and address potential issues as they are introduced + to the codebase, ensuring robust and reliable software when the new code + reaches the user.

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More and more projects are using Packit to automatically synchronise upstream + releases to Fedora. And we are pleased to announce that the very same is now + available for CentOS Stream as well!

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In this talk, we will guide you through the functionalities Packit brings + to the table specifically tailored for CentOS Stream. Discover how you can + effortlessly enhance collaboration between upstream projects and CentOS + Stream, fostering a more efficient and reliable development process.

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Alternative Image SIG - Let's Talk About It

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Troy Dawson

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An update on the CentOS Alternative Images SIG. What are our goals. What + progress have we made. What do we see in the near, and far future.

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Discuss your identity: how FreeIPA helps running CentOS community infrastructure

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Alexander Bokovoy

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It is time to gather a feedback!

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CentOS Stream upstream and downstream communities rely on infrastructure bits + provided by FreeIPA project. Fedora uses FreeIPA since 2017, providing the shared + infrastructure together with the CentOS project.

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FreeIPA team would like to hear a community feedback! At this session let us dive + into what is working and what could be improved in CentOS community's usage of + FreeIPA.

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Open Secrets of CentOS Stream

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Troy Dawson

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CentOS Stream has a goal of being as open as possible. Even though it has + been around for several years, many people think it is still keeping secrets. + Join Troy, from the CentOS Stream team at Red Hat, as he works through the + whole development workflow, showing how everything is hidden in plain site.

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Promo SIG and Docs SIG Updates

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Shaun McCance

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Did you know we have SIGs for Promo and Docs? The Promo SIG has been recently + revitalized, while Docs has finally been officially recognized as a SIG. This + talk will showcase the work being done in both SIGs, and show you how you can + get involved. Spoiler: we're having a working day on Monday after FOSDEM, and + you're invited!

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Ansible usage in CentOS Infra

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Fabian Arrotin

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CentOS Infrastructure is heavily relying on Ansible for automation. Let's + summarize how we use it, where to find the roles, describe the modular + approach with multiple inventories (why and how) and how we maintain these. + Also how we use ARA to browse the ansible logs/reports.

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Building And Utilizing Purpose-Built GNU/Linux Distribution Images Using Mkosi

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Akashdeep Dhar

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Mkosi is a tool in the Systemd software suite, facilitating the creation of + customized distribution images for various Linux bases like Fedora, Debian, + Ubuntu, Arch, Red Hat, Rocky, Alma, Gentoo, etc. It supports multiple system + architectures and deployment methods, offering finer control than alternatives + like Cloud-init and Ignition, using an INI-styled format for configuration.

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How SIGs can facilitate contributions to the CentOS Stream kernel

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Paolo Bonzini

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The CentOS Stream kernel receives backports for thousands of upstream + commits every month. In this talk, I will show how CentOS SIGs can be + used to help testing and tracking future contributions to CentOS Stream, + helping to structure them into multiple merge requests for the CentOS + Stream kernel project on GitLab. The content of this talk are based on + the experience gained when developing a TDX-enabled kernel variant within + the Virtualization SIG.

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The self-abolition of Enterprise Linux Distributions

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Dan Čermák

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Enterprise Linux Distributions have been caught in a downward spiral + for the past decade. The distributions have been steadily reducing + their package sets, as it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain + packages in a faster moving ecosystem. This in turn renders enterprise + distributions less desirable as a deployment or a development target + and especially as a workstation. There is a growing realization that + the current release cadence and package maintenance workflow become + less suitable for the world where workloads are run as containers + based on non-enterprise distributions.

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What is the way out of this? How can enterprise vendors solve the + problem to remain relevant in a cloud native world? Will a more + modular distribution be the solution? Or perhaps the container + ecosystem, where everything is containerized, is the answer?

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Testing the CentOS Hyperscale systemd backport with mkosi

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Daan De Meyer

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The CentOS Hyperscale SIG maintains a backport of the latest systemd. + This talk will discuss how we use mkosi to test this backport. mkosi is + the image building sister project of systemd + (https://github.com/systemd/mkosi). + We'll start with a brief introduction to mkosi before moving on to discussing + how we use it to test the backport. This involves locally building the systemd + rpm locally from the systemd and Hyperscale systemd rpm sources within mkosi, + building initrd and system images including the newly build systemd rpms and + finally booting the resulting image with qemu. If there's time left, we'll + also discuss the SELinux policy module we maintain for the systemd backport.

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My previous talk on mkosi at ASG: + https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EelcbjbUa8

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Using PoI Tracker for Enterprise Linux preparedness and to audit your dependencies

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Michel Lind

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PoI Tracker is a tool intended to improve organizations' readiness to adopt + the next major Enterprise Linux release, and also make it easier to track the + packages they need - especially those community-maintained in the Extra Packages + for Enterprise Linux repository as well as projects such as the Hyperscale SIG + - and the dependency graph of these packages. This talk will cover both the + rationale, the development of the tool itself, and some of its use cases.

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In addition, having this information about not only the leaf packages organizations + care about but also their dependencies, PoI tracker can be used to analyze the health + of these dependencies (e.g. surfacing dependencies that have major unfixed bugs, have + only a single maintainer) as well as their criticality (e.g. surfacing packages that + it turns out is used by many leaf packages) - organizations can then hopefully use + this information to invest resources in this (e.g. helping with packaging, contributing + code fixes, or funding the development)

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OpenStack RDO deployment on Community Distribution of Kubernetes (OKD)

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Karolina Kula + Alfredo Moralejo Alonso

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During the last year a new mechanism to deploy OpenStack has been created + in the OpenStack Kubernetes Operators project + (https://github.com/openstack-k8s-operators/). + In this session we are going to share update about our ongoing work on + adopting this project for testing and deploying RDO repositories. We will + provide a high level overview of the architecture and concepts behind this + model and also share some ideas about CI usage and community-friendly way + of deploy full stack RDO.

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CentOS Automotive SIG update

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Eric Curtin + Pierre-Yves Chibon

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It's going to be similar to the + CentOS Connect talk at flock, + but with new content with updated information.

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We will speak about newer projects such as initoverlayfs, maybe our work + with Texas Instruments.

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In the new year, we will meet with Red Hat Automotive people internally + and the CentOS Automotive SIG community externally to decide what content + we present.

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CentOS Integration SIG: current state and future plans

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Aleksandra Fedorova

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In this talk I would like to introduce the CentOS Integration SIG.

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We will discuss our current work, plans and possibilities how you can join + and use the

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We will discuss the current work and the possibilities how the SIG can + help you integrate CentOS Stream in your infrastructure or develop your + own projects on top of it.

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Provisioning hosts with Foreman

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Shimon Shtein

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I would like to introduce the Foreman project that deals with provisioning, + configuration management and configuration monitoring aspects of datacenter + management. This project allows to manage systems no matter the deployment + architecture: physical, virtual or on-cloud. It allows a single pane of glass + for most management aspects of the infrastructure.

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Cloud SIG Update

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Joel Capitao + Christian Glombek

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Please come join the chairs of the CentOS Cloud SiG as they provide a review + of the SiG over the past year and where the SiG is going in the next. This + review will include information on both RDO and SCOS as the two leading + components of the SiG but will also provide information how you and your + cloud related project can be a part.

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Meetups

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Hyperscale SIG meetup

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Davide Cavalca + Neal Gompa

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In-person meetup for the CentOS Hyperscale SIG. + The meetup is open to everybody interested -- you don't have to be a member + of the SIG to attend, and we'd welcome participation from anyone interested + in this space.

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The Hyperscale meetup will include virtual participants over Zoom.

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Alternative Images SIG meetup

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Neal Gompa + Troy Dawson

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Meetup for face-to-face meeting and roadmap for the next year of Alternative + Images. Primary focus on looking forward to CentOS Stream 10.

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Packagers Meetup: Share your experience with packaging RPMs

+

Nicola Sella

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Are you an RPM packager? Do you work with packages downstream? Do you + have experience with automation and build systems, or are you just + learning how to approach this world?

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Whether you work with Fedora, CentOS, Enterprise solutions or other RPM + environments, join me to discuss the state of packaging in the domain of + RPM-based distributions. This will be an opportunity to connect with + people involved in the creation, delivery, and maintenance of packages + in different distributions.

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Both beginners and experienced packagers will be able to introduce + themselves, share their experiences with different RPM systems, and + learn from each other. There is no set plan or schedule. Everybody is + welcome, and we will have an open discussion. Bring a topic or question + you would like to discuss and meet the people that work behind the spec + files.

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CentOS Integration SIG Meetup

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Aleksandra Fedorova + Adam Samalik

+

CentOS Integration SIG is a relatively new addition to the CentOS Special + Interest Groups family, focused on making it easier to react on updates in + the CentOS Stream and integrate third-party CI services to provide feedback + and test results on changes.

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This is the first meetup for the group and our main goals would be to learn + about each others use-cases and brainstorm the work items.

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The highlight of this year will be the introduction of the TMT tool to manage + CentOS compose tests, see + the MVP. + But everyone is welcome to bring new questions and ideas to the table.

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Rocky Linux Release Engineering - Meetup and Planning

+

Neil Hanlon

+

Join members of the Rocky Linux Release Engineering team as we work to plan + the road ahead for Peridot, the build system built specifically to enable + Rocky Linux and its Special Interest Groups (SIGs). This meetup offers a + platform for the Peridot developers and release engineering teams, as well + as other interested parties to come together to analyze, plan, organize, + and pave the way for a more efficient and streamlined release process for + the core Operating System and SIGs. All are welcome to join this conversation + regardless of your familiarity with Peridot or the Rocky Linux project!

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CentOS Cloud SIG Meetup

+

Christian Glombek

+

Let's talk about the CentOS Cloud SIG, OKD, OpenShift, ,Kubernetes, Operators, + RDO, bootc and more!

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Packaging Workshop

+

Carl George

+

In this workshop, attendees will learn how to package software using RPM, + the native packaging format for Fedora, CentOS Stream, and Red Hat Enterprise + Linux. They will write RPM spec files, build software from source code into + RPM packages, run quality checks on RPM packages, and install the packaged + software.

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The only prerequisite for the workshop is basic command line familiarity, + such as navigating directories and editing files. Attendees should bring + their own laptop to the workshop. The hands-on portion of the lab is + web-based and can be completed from any operating system with a web browser.

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Sponsors

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Thanks to our generous sponsors for helping us put on a great event. +Interested in sponsoring? +Email the Promo SIG.

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Code of Conduct

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CentOS is committed to providing an inclusive and harassment-free experience +for participants at all of our events. All participants, whether in-person or +virtual, are expected to follow the +CentOS Code of Conduct. and the +Fedora Code of Conduct.

+To report violations or for any concerns, contact the Community Architect +Shaun McCance.

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