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The CentOS Connect call for proposals is now open until December 14. -Accepted talks will be posted by December 21. We are interested in any -topics around CentOS and the Enterprise Linux ecosystem, but we are -especially interested in the following:

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CentOS is committed to providing an inclusive and harassment-free experience @@ -130,27 +107,97 @@ To report violations or for any concerns, contact either the Community Architect Title Presenter - + 08:30 Connect over coffee 09:00 - Sessions (schedule TBD) + CentOS Stream: RHEL development in public + Adam Samalik + + + 09:25 + Kmods SIG Update + Peter Georg + + + 09:50 + One year on: Experiences using ebranch to bring over Fedora packages to EPEL + Michel Salim + + + 10:15 + Hyperscale SIG update + Davide Cavalca + + + 10:40 + MirrorManager and CentOS Stream 9 + Adrian Reber + + + 11:00 + Break + 11:15 + Offered CentOS Infra services for SIGs + Fabian Arrotin + + 12:00 - Lunch provided + Lunch (provided free) 13:00 - Sessions (schedule TBD) + From code to cloud - the journey of Openstack package + Karolina Kula + + + 13:50 + Introducing CentOS Stream CoreOS and OKD Streams + Christian Glombek
Alessandro Di Stefano + + + 14:15 + Network management in Enterprise Linux: present and future + Fernando Fernandez Mancera + + + 14:40 + Introduction to Rocky Linux and Peridot: Maintaining a downstream fork of Red Hat Enterprise Linux + Neil Hanlon + + + 15:05 + Running Cloud Native Applications on CentOS on a Cloud Native Processor + Aaron Williams + + + 15:30 + AlmaLinux Build System and Project Updates + Jack Aboutboul + + + 16:00 + Break + 16:15 + A year in review 2023 - CentOS Automotive SIG + Eric Curtin + + + 17:00 + CentOS Board AMA + CentOS Board + + 18:00 End @@ -164,9 +211,6 @@ To report violations or for any concerns, contact either the Community Architect

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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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Christian Glombek

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Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat; OKD Maintainer; Gnome, Fedora & CentOS Contributor

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Alessandro Di Stefano

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FOSS enthusiast since ever, and Ph.D. in distributed computing. + Alessandro Di Stefano likes staying on the cutting edge, focusing on + observability, software-defined networking, AIOps, and SLA management + for PaaS clouds, in the open.

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Adam Samalik

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Adam is a principal software engineer with Red Hat mostly contributing + to Fedora ELN, CentOS Stream, and RHEL.

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Peter Georg

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Works for the Physics Department at the University of Regensburg, Germany. + Chair of the CentOS Kmods SIG since June 2021.

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Fernando Fernandez Mancera

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Fernando is a free software enthusiast focused on computer networking. + He is an active contributor of several projects like the Netfilter + subsystem, NetworkManager and Nmstate. Currently he works as a Senior + Software Engineer at Red Hat focused on Network Management tools like + Nispor, Nmstate or NetworkManager.

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Neil Hanlon

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Neil Hanlon is a Linux developer with over ten years of experience. He is + the infrastructure team lead for Rocky Linux and a member of the Release + Engineering team, where he works on the development and maintenance of + Peridot, an open source build system. Neil has a deep understanding of + Enterprise Linux, networking, systems administration, and architecture. + In his free time, he contributes to open source projects such as + OpenStack-Ansible and engages with the wider Linux community and is + passionate about sharing his knowledge and expertise with others.

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Karolina Kula

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An open source enthusiast who is contributing to 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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Eric Curtin

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Red Hat Engineer working in CentOS Automotive SIG

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Aaron Williams

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Aaron is the Community Director for the Ampere Developer Community. + He started his career as a Java developer and began his developer + advocacy at SAP as the the Global Director of SAP's internal maker + and community spaces program called the d-shop. And has been a + developer advocate/community manager for projects in the ASF and + LF.

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Sessions

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Offered CentOS Infra services for SIGs

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Fabian Arrotin

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In this talk, we'll do a quick recap about which kind of services (from git + hosting to building and cdn delivery, as well as CI testing) the CentOS Infra + team is offering and maintaining for the Special Interest Groups

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MirrorManager and CentOS Stream 9

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Adrian Reber

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Fedora relies on MirrorManager since 2008 and with CentOS Stream 9 CentOS + mirrors are now also managed by the MirrorManager instance.

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For the CentOS community I want to use this session to give an overview how + MirrorManager works. I want to give an introduction about all the different + parts that are necessary to make MirrorManager work as well as how the Fedora + instance is set up. I also want to highlight how MirrorManager differs from + the traditional CentOS mirror infrastructure.

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In addition to the introduction for the CentOS community I also want to present + what has changed in the last 6 years and how and why we rewrote core components + in Rust.

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One year on: Experiences using ebranch to bring over Fedora packages to EPEL

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Michel Salim

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At this event last year, I described a WIP tool called ebranch + (https://pagure.io/epel/ebranch) that is meant to simplify the workflow + of branching a specific package for an EPEL release, together with all the + missing dependencies needed to build it.

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One year on, this tool has been used for bringing over various sets of new + packages to EPEL, in different programming language stacks (from Python to + Perl to Rust); this talk discusses the current state of the tool, how features + are added to address specific needs, the experiences gained in writing and + using the tool, and the pros and cons of how different language stacks are + managed in Fedora when it comes to branching to EPEL.

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Hyperscale SIG update

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Davide Cavalca

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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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Introducing CentOS Stream CoreOS and OKD Streams

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Christian Glombek and Alessandro Di Stefano

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CentOS Stream CoreOS (SCOS) is a Linux distribution built from CentOS + Stream RPM packages, and focused on running container-based workloads + with Kubernetes. It is part of the SCOS Stream of OKD, the Kubernetes + community distribution of OpenShift, co-maintained by the CentOS Cloud + SIG and the OKD Working Group.

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In this presentation, we'll present the technologies and methodologies + driving the CentOS Stream CoreOS (SCOS) release engineering, and the + Cloud-Native architecture we leverage to package the operating system + that runs Kubernetes/OKD.

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We'll show how this framework, powered by Tekton pipelines and operated + via GitOps, can enable, thanks to rpm-ostree, the CoreOS Assembler and the + Layering model, delivery scenarios for different OSes beyond the Cloud-Native + ones: IoT, multimedia, automotive, thin-client-based environments. Users can + derive their own purpose-driven variants by maintaining a common multi-arch + base OS, distributed as a bootable Open Container Image (OCI).

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CentOS Stream: RHEL development in public

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Adam Samalik

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CentOS Stream is where RHEL development happens in public. You can preview + content coming to RHEL, test your things on top of it, and even participate! + We'll show you how it works, highlight the key differences between Fedora ELN, + CentOS Stream and RHEL, and see where it's all happening.

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Kmods SIG Update

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Peter Georg

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Update on what the Kmods SIG has been working on with a particular emphasis + on automation of rebuilding kABI tracking kernel modules if required.

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Network management in Enterprise Linux: present and future

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Fernando Fernandez Mancera

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The talk will explore the current state of network management in Enterprise + Linux systems and discuss potential future developments in the field. The + presentation will cover topics such as network configuration and troubleshooting, + with a focus on the NetworkManager and Nmstate tools. The aim of the talk is to + provide a comprehensive overview of network management in Enterprise Linux and + to discuss the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for enterprise Linux + users.

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Introduction to Rocky Linux and Peridot: Maintaining a downstream fork of Red Hat Enterprise Linux

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Neil Hanlon

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Learn about Peridot, a new open source build system created and used by + Rocky Linux to simplify the process of maintaining a downstream fork of + Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Discover how Peridot can be used to patch and + rebuild RPMs, modify upstream RPMs, or package your own software, and how + Rocky Linux uses it to manage the rebuilding of all packages in Enterprise + Linux and help drive upstream contributions while enabling Rocky's unique + special interests. This presentation is ideal for users of RHEL-like + operating systems who want to improve their Linux deployment and management + processes. Join us to learn about the benefits of Peridot and Rocky Linux + and how you can use them to optimize your Linux system and streamline your + development workflow.

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From code to cloud - the journey of Openstack package

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Karolina Kula

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OpenStack is a huge cloud computing project, which does not provide + packaging for platforms – RDO does it for rpm-based Linux distros. + Delivering packages for such project with new release every half a + year is a challenging task. In this talk I’d like to bring closer to + audience our continous-delivery approach to package delivery – starting + from creating and adding new packages, through updates and managing all + packages already delivered, share our practice in automation and tips + how to not get drown in dependencies of dependencies. The journey will + also have quick stop in building tools we are using in RDO and continuous + integration to ensure stability and compatibility, to finally reach the + point of having new OpenStack release. This talk is intended not only for + those, whose daily duties are connected with cloud or continous-delivery + technologies, but also for anyone interested in topic of delivering + packages at great scale in open source cloud project, or would like to + contribute to RDO.

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A year in review 2023 - CentOS Automotive SIG

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Eric Curtin

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A review of what's going on in our CentOS Automotive SIG, our AutoSD + image, how to run an AutoSD VM to try AutoSD, PREEMPT_RT kernel. Similar + in ilk to "Fedora: The Vehicle for Automotive Linux" presented by Stephen + Smoogen and Allison King at "Nest with Fedora 2022".

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Running Cloud Native Applications on CentOS on a Cloud Native Processor; Setting up and running a Mastodon Server on Arm servers in the cloud

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Aaron Williams

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In recent months, Mastodon has garnered a lot of attention, and seen a huge + influx of new users. Mastodon is a social network built on ActivityPub, a + protocol for federated social media. In early December, the network broke 8 + million users, and had 2.5M active daily users in one week.

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That influx of new users and interest has led to many new Mastodon instances + being added, some with a very broad appeal, and others targeting smaller + groups and niche interests. It has also led to some of the more popular + instances of Mastodon struggling to scale with the new demand.

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In this talk, we will walk you through how Mastodon’s federated architecture + is designed for the cloud and how easy Mastodon is to set up and run on a + CentOS instance on AArch64 cloud instances for free. And since Mastodon’s + backend is written in Ruby on Rails, using Redis and PostgreSQL, we will + show how easily they run on an AArch64 processor.

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In addition, we will look at how well the Ampere Altra processor handles + cloud native workloads on CentOS. We will show you not only how to run + Mastodon on AArch64, but how to do it for free, without having to worry + about getting a large cloud bill. Recent events at Twitter gave us the + fun idea of how to combine all of this: create and run a Mastodon server + on Oracle Cloud’s (OCI) Always Free tier using Ampere A1 and CentOS.

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We will also talk about some of the scaling issues that Mastodon runs + into, and how Ampere cores designed for cloud native workloads like + Mastodon are uniquely able to give you predictable throughput and + scaling as your server grows in popularity. All while doing this on a + processor that is more efficient (i.e. greener) than other processors + out there.

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AlmaLinux Build System and Project Updates

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Jack Aboutboul

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Since introducing ALBS at a prior Dojo event, please join the AlmaLinux + as they discuss updates and enhancements to their build system, including + how they are tackling supply chain security and SBOM.

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