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Enterprise End User Summit

The Enterprise End User Summit is an exclusive invitation-only event that brings together high performance end users with the highest level Linux community developers. CTOs, architects, senior IT representatives and kernel developers are able to connect directly to advance the features most critical to using Linux in the enterprise.

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8:30am EDT

Continental Breakfast & Registration Foyer

9:30am EDT

Opening Keynote - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Main Dining Room

9:45am EDT

Opening Up the Industry to Open Platforms - Terry Roche, COO, NYSE Technologies Main Dining Room

10:15am EDT

Open Compute Project - Frank Frankovsky, Vice President of Hardware Design and Supply Chain Operations, Facebook; Matthew Liste, Managing Director of Core Infrastructure Platform at Goldman Sachs; Eric M. Wells... Main Dining Room

10:45am EDT

11:15am EDT

Linux RDMA & InfiniBand Panel - Roland Dreier, Pure Storage; Sean Hefty, Intel; Or Gerlitz, Mellanox; Jason Gunthorpe, Obsidian Research; Christoph Lameter (Moderator) Main Dining Room

12:15pm EDT

1:30pm EDT

Everything You Need to Know About KVM But Are Afraid to Ask - A Panel Discussion Led by Gabi Zijderveld and Adam Jollans, IBM Main Dining Room Encrypt Everything, Everywhere - Dustin Kirkland, Gazzang Card Room

2:30pm EDT

The Hypervisor and Beyond: The KVM Technical Roadmap - Michael Day, IBM Main Dining Room Benchmarking Linux Filesystems for Database Performance Revisited - K.S. Bhaskar, FIS Card Room

3:30pm EDT

4:00pm EDT

Deploy KVM in Your Data Center Today (Yes, Today) - Moderated by Gabi Zijderveld and Adam Jollans, IBM Main Dining Room High Performance I/O with NUMA Systems - Lance Shelton, Fusion-IO Card Room

5:00pm EDT

Effectively Running Linux on an IBM System z in a Virtualized Environment and Cloud - Wilhelm Mild, IBM Card Room OpenDaylight: Redefining Software-Defined Networking - Phil Robb, The Linux Foundation Main Dining Room

6:00pm EDT

Evening Reception Stock Exchange Trading Floor

8:30am EDT

Continental Breakfast & Registration Foyer

9:30am EDT

Linux Kernel Developer Panel - John Linville, Red Hat; Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation; Paul McKenney, IBM; Ted Ts'o, Google; James Bottomley, Parallels (Moderator) Main Dining Room

10:15am EDT

Innovation for Capital Markets From Open Source Communities - Daryan Dehghanpisheh, NYSE Technologies Main Dining Room

10:45am EDT

11:15am EDT

Open Cloud in the Enterprise - Alan Clark, SUSE; Paul Holland, HP; Christopher Swenson, WebMD; Sean Dague, IBM; Joe Brockmeier, Citrix (Moderator) Main Dining Room

12:00pm EDT

1:00pm EDT

Hyperscale, Fabrics, and the Datacenter of Tomorrow - Jon Masters, Red Hat & Larry Wikelius, Calxeda Main Dining Room System Management with OpenLMI - Stephen Gallagher, Red Hat Card Room Roundtable - Help Us Create a KVM End User Council - Gabi Zijderveld and Adam Jollans, IBM 701 - Boardroom

2:00pm EDT

Containers and the Cloud: A Match Made in Heaven - James Bottomley, Parallels Main Dining Room Kdump on the Mainframe - Michael Holzheu, IBM Card Room

3:00pm EDT

Foundations for Big Data Solutions - Peter Linnell, SUSE Main Dining Room Persistent Memory Technology: Impacts on the Linux Kernel and Applications - Ric Wheeler, Red Hat Card Room

4:00pm EDT

Bare-Metal Multicore Performance in a General-Purpose Operating System - Paul McKenney, IBM Main Dining Room Linux in Mission-Critical, High-Availability, High-Reliability Environments - Davor Frank, SolarFlare Card Room