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Amazonians at OSCON 2019: A week of open source
January, 2020: Post updated to include videos.
AWS is happy once again to be a Diamond sponsor at OSCON, and we’re looking forward to seeing you there! We’ve got a busy schedule this year, including an Open@Amazon day (Tuesday) open to all OSCON 2019 pass holders.
Schedule
MONDAY, July 15
10:00am–10:25am: Building Java in the Open (video), Arun Gupta and Yishai Galatzer [D135/136]
TUESDAY, July 16
9:00am-5:00pm: Open@Amazon Day
Join us to understand how to engage, participate, contribute and grow with AWSOpen. We will discuss what it takes to keep open source open, and where we see open source heading over the next 20 years. We’ll also cover the story of how AWS open sourced the SAM toolset, tour the AWS IDE Toolkits and how you can help to make the tooling better for everyone, and more. We’ll have team members around to help answer questions, and close the day out with a happy hour.
Agenda and videos:
- Building open source communities at AWS Serverless, Sanath Kumar Ramesh
- Deep Learning with Apache MXNet, Nathalie Rauschmayr
- Developing intelligent robots with AWS RoboMaker, Thomas Moulard
- Fluent Bit and AWS, Wesley Pettit
- Opening the IoT with FreeRTOS, Richard Elberger
- Keeping open source open, Zaheda Bhorat, Matt Asay, VM Brasseur, Matt Wilson, Adam Jacob, and Tiffany Farriss
WEDNESDAY, July 17
Keynote: Why Amazon cares about open source, Arun Gupta
1:45pm-2:25pm: Gourmet Alerting with Open Distro for Elasticsearch (video), Alolita Sharma, Mihir Soni [F150]
2:35pm–3:15pm: Firecracker: Secure and fast microVM for serverless computing (video), Arun Gupta, Meena Gowdar [Portland 251]
4:15pm-4:55pm: Marketing Your Open Source Project (video), Deirdré Straughan [E145/146]
10:20am-7:00pm: Visit us at booth 301
THURSDAY, July 18
Keynote: Open source force multipliers, Adrian Cockcroft
11:00am–11:40am: Building machine learning inference pipelines at scale, Julien Simon [C123-124]
11:50am–12:30pm: Going from 0 to 1,000 with AWS Lambda (video), Alexander Wood [Portland 252]
5:05pm–5:45pm: Building consistent cross-platform interfaces (video), Danny Banks [E143/144]
10:20pm-4:15pm: Visit us at booth 301
Stop by the AWS booth (#301) to collect our game piece for the OSCON Attendee Game, add to your sticker collection with all our sticker options, and pick up an AWS t-shirt made just for OSCON attendees. Quantities are limited, so you’ll want to come early!
Still need to get your ticket to OSCON? Register now with the code AWS25 to get 25% off current ticket prices.