Debian Conference 2015 The annual Debian developer meeting

DebConf15 — Heidelberg, Germany
15–22 August 2015

Platinum Sponsor

    Hewlett-Packard

Gold Sponsors

  • credativ GmbH
  • sipgate GmbH
  • With encouragements of the Matanel Foundation
  • IBM
  • Google
  • Valve

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  • Farsight Security Inc.
  • Example42
  • Ubuntu supported by Canonical
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  • 1&1 Internet AG
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  • Cumulus Networks
  • Fujitsu TDS
  • ARM
  • Two Sigma Investments
  • BMW Group

Bronze Sponsors

  • godiug.net
  • Logilab
  • NETWAYS
  • Hetzner Online
  • University of Zurich, Department of Informatics
  • Deduktiva GmbH
  • Docker
  • DG-i
  • IT Support Group Electrical Engineering ETH Zurich
  • Univention
  • Dr. Markus Blatt - HPC-Simulation-Software & Services
  • MEINBERG Funkuhren GmbH & Co. KG
  • GUUG e.V.
  • teamix GmbH
  • Heroku, Inc.
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers AG

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Containers and Cloud Computing with Debian

Tuesday 15:00 - 15:45 CEST
OpenStack update -- Thomas Goirand
Speaker: Thomas Goirand
Lots of new things happend since last year in the OpenStack world. One very nice thing that we are currently working on is doing the packaging using upstream infrastructure using Gerrit, in a new collaboration with Ubuntu people. This talk will present you this, and the new projects and features in OpenStack which are now available in Debian.

Tracks:
  • Containers and Cloud Computing with Debian
Heidelberg
Thursday 14:00 - 14:20 CEST
Sandstorm.io: A web-native package manager, with many lessons from Debian -- Asheesh Laroia
Speaker: Asheesh Laroia
This talk introduces Sandstorm, a free software package manager for web applications with a focus on usability and security. The talk dives deep into how Sandstorm works and why. You'll see how Sandstorm is similar to and different from Debian, and you'll learn: * Why Sandstorm exists, and why I think it fits the web better than packaging the same apps in Debian directly * How people turn open source web apps into Sandstorm packages * How (and why) every Sandstorm app package is a Debian derivative * Why Debian should use this for Debian Developer-oriented infrastructure * Examples of web apps that Sandstorm is, and isn't, good for * How our community structure is different from Debian's -- with many lessons I've personally learned through my work on Debian * How Sandstorm adds security and access control to any web app You'll leave with a sense of the purpose of Sandstorm, an understanding of why we made it, and a desire to run it yourself.

Tracks:
  • Containers and Cloud Computing with Debian
  • Debian System Administration, Automation, and Orchestration
  • Security, Safety, Hacking, and Cryptography
Heidelberg

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