What are the pros (and cons) if a project wants to make the underlying technology or APIs an official standard at an SDO (Standards Defining Organisaton) like ISO JTC or CEN/CENELEC.
We will discuss with a group of experts who either have a strong background in standardisation or have run through such a process in the past with "their" open source projects.
Open source has eaten the world in fostering collaboration on fixing technical problems. With our panelists, we call on open source to the rescue for fighting planned obsolescence, reducing the environmental cost of technology, and -- in short -- for making the world better. Join us for this session, and start your conference day with a dose of energizing insights!
We will explain how the adoption of ONIRO OS can provide a better state-of-the-art user experience to the customers, providing vending machine with innovative scenarios , and to the developers who will be able to rely on a secure, reliable infrastructure supported by the community that is totally open and transversal to all the hw archiutetures available on the market. We will also show the value of ONIRO OS transversality that allows ultra-scalable application scenarios being natively agnostic at various levels, from the cloud infrastructures to the HW in the field.
With the announcement of the intention to launch our new Oniro Working Group yesterday, there may be a lot of questions on what is motivating the founding members to get involved on this exciting journey. During this session we hope to answer these questions with the founding members, and get their guidance to how they see future plans of the Oniro working group and the associated Oniro projects developing.
When under stress, we regress. In this 30-minute wellness break, we will learn what stress is, how our body responds to stress, and practical steps we can all take to manage stress so we can feel our best, be our best, and do our best work.
In this talk we explore the lessons we learned as we travelled on this Journey to the Oniro launch at the Eclipse Foundation. We look at where we are currently are on this Journey, including which projects are there currently for you to join us on. We explore the paths that are being planned collectively with our community to travel on next year. The adventurous journey has now truly begun in ernest, and as we explain in this talk , is open for all to join us.
Francois-Frédéric and Stevan will describe the values and benefits of the SystemReady program for device makers, how it works and how Linaro automates the testing side with LAVA. Stevan will cover the technical details of the set up inside Linaro and the specific set up for Oniro.
Artificial intelligence (AI) software and hardware advancements are resulting in a slew of smart gadgets that can detect and react to sights, sounds, and other patterns without the need for a constant internet connection.
Cloud computing with Kubernetes has evolved to a widely accepted de-facto standard without vendor lock-in for creating scalable and flexible applications for critical business systems of record. Project “Gardener” is a production proven open-source Kubernetes-as-a-Service solution. SAP, as well as a growing number of community members are using project “Gardener” to fully automate and operate a global, multi-cloud, and hybrid Kubernetes service. It often serves as a fundamental gateway platform for important cloud services.
We introduce you to the Yocto (OpenEmbedded) build system and the way Oniro uses it to build for different "flavours" like Linux, Zephyr and other RTOS systems. From an overview of the meta layer collection, we will dive into Oniro specific features like a read-only root filesystem and unified kernel tree over a range of supported boards.
In the last part, we will run through the needed steps to enable a new board for Oniro.
The Eclipse community has had a terrific year of change, growth, and innovation. This talk is going to celebrate some of the people, projects, working groups, and members that make the Eclipse community a special place.
Learn what to put on your plate to boost your brain with Holistic Nutrition Consultant, Lila Volkas. Get the inside scoop on what foods drain your brain and which ones boost those neurons!
The session gives, to form a common understanding of the data spaces concept, a brief introduction of data space architecture models like Gaia-X and International Data Spaces. People might have heard about it recently, but have been left with some questions. The session will address these questions by demonstrating how concepts have been adapted within the Catena-X and Mobility Dataspace.
Java workloads make up significant portion of enterprise deployments on-premises or in the cloud. There has been a lot of innovation in Java space including Virtual Machine technologies (e.g., in Eclipse OpenJ9) to optimize Java workloads for containers and cloud.
Automotive software is facing a step change – where on top of the established hardware-driven value chains, software is becoming an unfettered field of innovation. This offers an opportunity for establishing cross-brand software ecosystems for in-vehicle software, and a chance to re-think large parts of how this software is created, managed, and operated.
Introducing a next-generation operating system that empowers interconnection and collaboration between smart devices. Join us on a journey to deliver smooth simple interactions that are reliable and secure across a wide array of scenarios. Let us collaboratively make development of all scenario use cases enjoyable with the help of new distributed technologies.
In the JavaScript ecosystem, it's part of the culture to enthusiastically re-use existing packages made by others as part of one's own work, rather than reinventing the wheel. This means that, on average, an npm package has several production dependencies, as well as several build/test (dev-)dependencies. For a big application or a framework this can result in pulling a big number of direct dependencies, which in turn have their own dependencies, and so on, forming an unexpectedly deep and wide dependency tree, that someone has to manage (FOSS Compliance, security flaw management, ...)
The Eclipse Foundation is changing the intellectual property due diligence process to adopt evolving standards and better leverage tools and automation to increase our overall quality while reducing the burden on committers.
We’ll use this session to provide a survey of the various standards and tools (SPDX, REUSE, OpenChain, ClearlyDefined, CHAOSS, ORT, ...) that are evolving in the open source community, and talk about moves that the Eclipse Foundation is planning to leverage them to automate and completely modernize our intellectual property due diligence practices.
At last years EclipseCon Martin gave an introduction into the overall topic of sustainability in the context of software engineering. This talk dives deeper into one of the aspects: carbon offsetting. It is a widely used technique to deal with existing carbon emissions if they cannot be avoided upfront. And while this is generally seen as a good action towards making a positive impact to protect the climate, the devil is in the details.
Open Source has become the defacto way to build software. Everywhere we go, whether in the industry or not, we will come across open-source software and open-source software development. How and what are we doing in enabling the next-generation of up-and-coming developers to participate in open-source software development?
