Name: Linux Plumbers Conference 2019
Start: 2019-09-09T09:00:00+01:00
End: 2019-09-11T23:05:00+01:00

Linux Plumbers Conference 2019

from Monday, 9 September 2019 (09:00) to Wednesday, 11 September 2019 (23:05)

Monday, 9 September 2019
10:00
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Esmerelda/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 Upstream 1st: Tools and workflows for multi kernel version juggling of short term fixes, long term support, board enablement and features with the upstream kernel - Bruce Ashfield (Xilinx)

10:20 Using Yocto to build a distro and maintain a kernel tree - Senthil Rajaram Sasha Levin

10:40 Making it easier for distros to package kernel source - Don Zickus (Red Hat)

11:00 Monitoring and Stabilizing the In-Kernel ABI - Matthias Maennich (Google)

12:00 KernelCI applied to distributions - Guillaume Tucker (Collabora Limited)

12:30 Automatically testing distribution kernel packages - Alice Ferrazzi

13:00 Distros and Syzkaller - Why bother?
10:00 - 19:30
Room: Floriana/room-III
Contributions

10:00 Reworking of KVA allocator in Linux kernel - Uladzislau Rezki

10:45 Touch but don’t look: Running the kernel in execute only memory - Rick Edgecombe (Intel)

12:00 Maple Tree - Liam Howlett (Oracle)

12:45 The list is our process: An analysis of the kernel's email-based development process - Ralf Ramsauer (OTH Regensburg) Wolfgang Mauerer (OTH Regensburg) Lukas Bulwahn (BMW AG)

15:00 Upstream Graphics: Too little, too late - Daniel Vetter (Intel)

15:45 Deep Argument Inspection and Seccomp - Christian Brauner

17:00 Inline Encryption Support - Satya Tangirala

18:30 TAB Elections
10:00 - 18:30
Room: Floriana/room-II
Contributions

10:00 oomd2 and beyond: a year of improvements - Daniel Xu (Facebook)

10:45 Core Scheduling: Taming Hyper-Threads to be secure - Julien Desfossez (DigitalOcean) Vineeth Remanan Pillai

12:00 Scaling performance profiling infrastructure for data centers - Rohit Jnagal Stephane Eranian (Google Inc) Ian Rogers (Google Inc)

12:45 printk: Why is it so complicated? - John Ogness (Linutronix GmbH)

15:00 What does remote attestation buy you? - Matthew Garrett (Google)

15:45 Linux kernel fastboot on the way - Feng Tang

17:00 Red Hat joins CI party, brings cookies - Nikolai Kondrashov (Red Hat) Veronika Kabatova (Red Hat)

17:45 Challenges of the RDMA subsystem - Jason Gunthorpe (Mellanox Technologies)
10:00 - 18:30
Room: Floriana/room-I
Contributions

10:00 Linux Kernel VxLan with Multicast Routing for flood handling - Roopa Prabhu (Roopa)

10:45 BPF packet capture helpers, libbpf interfaces - Alan Maguire (Oracle)

12:00 Multipath TCP Upstreaming - Mat Martineau (Intel) Matthieu Baerts (Tessares)

12:45 Programmable socket lookup with BPF - Jakub Sitnicki (Cloudflare) Lorenz Bauer (Cloudflare) Marek Majkowski (Cloudflare)

15:00 XDP bulk packet processing - Maciej Fijałkowski

15:45 LAG and hardware offload to support RDMA and IO virtualized interfaces - Vivek Kashyap (Intel) Anjali Singhai Jain (Intel) Piotr Uminski (Intel)

17:00 netfilter hardware offloads - Pablo Neira

17:45 SwitchDev offload optimizations - Allan Nielsen
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Jade/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 RISC-V Platform Specification Progress - Palmer Dabbelt (SiFive) ATISH PATRA (Western Digital)

10:25 Fixing the Linux boot process in RISC-V - ATISH PATRA (Western Digital)

10:45 Introduce an implementation of IOMMU in linux-riscv - Ren Guo (c-sky.com (belong to Alibaba.com)) Han Mao (c-sky.com (belong to Alibaba.com))

11:15 Introduce an implementation of perf trace in riscv system - Guo Ren Han Mao (c-sky.com (belong to Alibaba.com))

12:00 Early HPC uses cases for RISC V - Christopher Lameter (Jump Trading LLC)

12:15 RISC-V hypervisor implementation - Anup Patel (Western Digital)

12:15 RISC-V Hypervisor ISA Emulation - Alistair Francis

13:00 Taking RISC-V to the Datacenter - Keith Packard (SiFive)

13:15 RISCV NOMMU/M-Mode Linux - Damien Le Moal (Western Digital)
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Opala/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 drgn: Programmable Debugging - Omar Sandoval

10:22 Kernel Boot Time Tracing - Masami Hiramatsu (Linaro Ltd.)

10:44 Sharing PMU counters across compatible perf events - Song Liu David Carrillo Cisneros (Facebook)

11:06 A trace-cmd front end interface to ftrace histogram, triggers and synthetic events. - Tzvetomir Stoyanov

12:00 Unifying trace processing ecosystems with Babeltrace - Jérémie Galarneau (EfficiOS/LTTng/Babeltrace)

12:22 libtrace - making libraries of our tracing tools - Steven Rostedt

12:44 bpftrace - Alastair Robertson (Yellowbrick)

13:06 BPF Tracing Tools: New Observability for Performance Analysis - Brendan Gregg (Netflix)
15:00
15:00 - 18:30
Room: Ametista/room-I
Contributions

15:00 Kernel Debugging Tools - George Wilson (Delphix) Omar Sandoval Serapheim Dimitropoulos

15:45 Wayland - Hans de Goede (Red Hat)

17:00 Having one, unified eBPF network packet filter, no more, no less.

17:45 Upstream kernel CI - Guillaume Tucker (Collabora Limited)
15:00 - 18:30
Room: Esmerelda/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 Core scheduling - Aubrey Li Jan Schönherr Hugo Reis Vineeth Remanan Pillai

15:45 Proxy Execution - Juri Lelli (Red Hat)

16:00 Making SCHED_DEADLINE safe for kernel kthreads - Paul McKenney (IBM Linux Technology Center)

17:00 CFS load balance rework - Vincent Guittot (Linaro)

17:30 flattening the hierarchy discussion - Rik van Riel (Facebook)

17:45 Scheduler domains and cache bandwidth - Valentin Schneider (Arm Ltd)

18:00 TurboSched: Core capacity Computation and other challenges - Parth Shah

18:15 Task latency-nice - Subhra Mazumdar
15:00 - 18:45
Room: Opala/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 User interfaces for per-group default domain type - Baolu Lu

15:30 Status of Dual Stage SMMUv3 integration - Eric Auger (Red Hat)

16:00 PASID Management in Linux - Pan Jacob (Intel)

16:30 Architecture considerations for vfio/iommu handling - Cornelia Huck

17:05 Optional or reduced PCI BARs - Jonathan Derrick

17:35 PCI Resources assignment policies - Benjamin Herrenschmidt (Amazon AWS)

18:05 Implementing NTB controller using PCIe endpoint - Kishon Vijay Abraham I

18:25 Use IOMMU to prevent DMA attacks from Thunderbolt devices - Baolu Lu
15:00 - 18:30
Room: Jade/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 Greybus for IoT - Alexandre Bailon (BayLibre)

15:30 Over the Air (OTA) Updates: State of the Union? Democratize? - Malini Bhandaru (VMware)

16:00 Implementing LoRa, FSK and further LPWAN interfaces - Andreas Färber (SUSE)

17:00 IoT from the point of view of view of a generic and enterprise distribution - Peter Robinson (Red Hat)

17:30 The ieee802154 and 6lowpan Kernel Subsystems - Stefan Schmidt

18:00 Using Greybus, mikroBus and PocketBeagle to consolidate kernel IoT sensor/actuator development - Jason Kridner (BeagleBoard.org) Drew Fustini (OSH Park)
19:00 Welcome Reception
Welcome Reception
19:00 - 21:00
Room: Sete/Colinas-Restaurant Sete Colinas Terrace 19:00-21:00 Same location as Lunch.
Tuesday, 10 September 2019
10:00
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Ametista/room-I
Contributions

10:45 Improving Buffered I/O

12:00 Linux Perf advancements for compute intensive and server systems - Alexey Budankov

12:45 Tracing MC follow-up BoF
10:00 - 18:30
Room: Floriana/room-III
Contributions

10:00 Memory management bits in arch/* - Mike Rapoport (IBM)

10:45 replacing mmap_sem with finer grained locks - Michel Lespinasse (Google)

12:00 Killing the mmap_sem's contention - Jérôme Glisse Laurent Dufour

15:00 Tracing Data Access Pattern with Bounded Overhead and Best-effort Accuracy - SeongJae Park

15:45 Interrupt Message Store: A scalable interrupt mechanism for the cloud - Megha Dey

17:00 Kernel documentation - Jonathan Corbet (Linux Plumbers Conference)
10:00 - 18:30
Room: Floriana/room-II
Contributions

10:00 BPF is eating the world, don't you see? - Arnaldo Carvalho de Melo (Red Hat Inc.)

10:45 Maintaining out of tree patches over the long term - Daniel Wagner Daniel Bristot de Oliveira (Red Hat, Inc.) Steven Rostedt Tom Zanussi John Kacur

12:00 Integration of PM-runtime with System-wide Power Management - Rafael Wysocki (Intel Open Source Technology Center)

12:45 Kernel Address Space Isolation - Alexandre Chartre (Oracle) James Bottomley (IBM) Mike Rapoport (IBM) Joel Nider (IBM Research)

15:00 Enabling TPM based system security features - Andreas Fuchs (Fraunhofer SIT)

15:45 Utilizing tools made for "Big Data" to analyse Ftrace data - making it fast and easy - Yordan Karadzhov (VMware)

17:00 CPU controller on a single runqueue - Rik van Riel (Facebook)

17:45 Formal verification made easy (and fast)! - Daniel Bristot de Oliveira (Red Hat, Inc.)
10:00 - 18:30
Room: Floriana/room-I
Contributions

10:00 XDP: the Distro View - Jiri Benc (Red Hat) Toke Høiland-Jørgensen (RedHat) Jesper Dangaard Brouer (Red Hat)

12:00 Life at a Networking Vendor -- Keeping up with the Joneses - Andy Gospodarek (Broadcom)

12:45 Future ipv4 unicast extensions - Dave Täht (Bufferbloat.net)

15:00 Making the Kubernetes Service Abstraction Scale using eBPF - Borkmann Daniel (Cilium) Pumputis Martynas (Cilium)

15:45 Making Networking Queues a First Class Citizen in the Kernel - Magnus Karlsson (Intel) Björn Töpel (Intel) Jesper Dangaard Brouer (RedHat) Toke Höiland-Jörgensen (RedHat) Jakub Kicinski (Netronome) Maxim Mikityanskiy (Mellanox)

17:00 Seamless transparent encryption with BPF and Cilium - John Fastabend (Isovalent)

17:45 Ethernet Cable Diagnostic using Netlink Ethtool API - Andrew Lunn
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Opala/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 Printing in Linux as of today - Aveek Basu Till Kamppeter

10:20 Common Print Dialog Backends - Rithvik Patibandla Till Kamppeter

10:50 Working with SANE to make IPP scanning a reality - Aveek Basu

12:00 Printer/Scanner Applications - The new format for printer and scanner drivers - Till Kamppeter

12:30 The Future of Printer Setup Tools - IPP Driverless Printing and IPP System Service - Till Kamppeter

13:00 3D Printing without the use of any slicer. - Aveek Basu
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Esmerelda/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 kernelCI: testing a broad variety of hardware - Kevin Hilman (BayLibre) Guillaume Tucker (Collabora Limited)

10:35 Dealing with complex test suites - Guillaume Tucker (Collabora Limited)

10:55 GWP-ASAN - Dmitry Vyukov (Google)

11:15 Fighting uninitialized memory in the kernel - Alexander Potapenko (Google)

12:00 syzbot: update and open problems - Dmitry Vyukov (Google)

12:20 Collaboration/unification around unit testing frameworks - Knut Omang (Oracle)

12:50 All about Kselftest - Shuah Khan (The Linux Foundation) Anders Roxell Dan Rue
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Jade/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 Analyzing changes to the binary interface exposed by the Kernel to its modules - Dodji Seketeli (Red Hat)

10:30 Wrapping system calls in glibc - Dmitry Levin (BaseALT) Florian Weimer Maciej W. Rozycki

11:00 Security feature parity between GCC and Clang - Kees Cook (Google)

12:00 Update on the LLVM port of the Linux Kernel - Behan Webster

12:30 Compact C Type Format Support in the GNU toolchain - Nick Alcock (Oracle Corporation) Indu Bhagat (Oracle Corporation)

13:00 eBPF support in the GNU Toolchain - Jose E. Marchesi (Oracle Inc, GNU Project)
15:00
15:00 - 19:00
Room: Opala/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 Generic Kernel Image (GKI) progress - Sandeep Patil (Google)

15:15 Monitoring and Stabilizing the In-Kernel ABI - Matthias Männich (Google)

15:30 Solving issues associated with modules and supplier-consumer dependencies - Saravana Kannan (Google)

15:45 Android Virtualization (esp. Camera, DRM) - Alistair Delva (Google)

16:00 libcamera: Unifying camera support on all Linux systems - Laurent Pinchart (Ideas on Board Oy)

16:15 Emulated storage features (eg sdcardfs) - Daniel Rosenberg (Google)

17:00 Eliminating WrapFS hackery in Android with ExtFUSE (eBPF/FUSE)

17:15 How we're using ebpf in Android networking

17:30 Linaro Kernel Functional Testing (LKFT): functional testing of android common kernels - Tom Gall (Linaro)

17:45 Handling memory pressure on Android - Suren Baghdasaryan (Google)

18:00 DMABUF Developments - Sumit Semwal John Stultz (in absentia)

18:15 DRM/KMS for Android, adoption and upstreaming - Alistair Delva (Google)

18:30 scheduler: uclamp usage on Android - Suren Baghdasaryan (Google)

18:45 ARM v8.5 Memory Tagging Extension - Vincenzo Frascino (ARM)
15:00 - 18:30
Room: Ametista/room-I
Contributions

15:00 Linux in Safety Critical Systems - Kate Stewart (Linux Foundation) Lukas Bulwahn (BMW AG)

15:45 Formal Methods for the Linux Kernel - Catalin Marinas

17:00 Persistent Memory as Memory - Jonathan Adams (Google)

17:45 Civil communication in practice: What does it mean to you as an open source developer? - Isabella Ferreira (Polytechnique Montréal) Kate Stewart (Linux Foundation) Shuah Khan (The Linux Foundation) Daniel German (University of Victoria) Bram Adams (Polytechnique Montréal)
15:00 - 20:00
Room: Jade/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 Opening session - Stéphane Graber (Canonical Ltd.)

15:10 CRIU and the PID dance - Adrian Reber (Red Hat)

15:30 Address Space Isolation for Container Security - Mike Rapoport James Bottomley (IBM)

15:45 Seccomp Syscall Interception - Christian Brauner

16:00 Update on Task Migration at Google Using CRIU - Kamil Yurtsever (Google)

16:45 Secure Image-less Container Migration - Radostin Stoyanov (University of Aberdeen) Martin Kollingbaum (University of Aberdeen)

17:00 Using the new mount API with containers - David Howells (Red Hat)

17:30 Can we agree on what needs to happen to get shiftfs upstream - James Bottomley (IBM) Christian Brauner Seth Forshee (Canonical)

18:00 Securing Container Runtimes with openat2 and libpathrs - Aleksa Sarai (SUSE LLC)

18:40 Using kernel keyrings with containers - David Howells (Red Hat)

19:10 Cgroup v1/v2 Abstraction Layer - Tom Hromatka

19:30 CRIU: Reworking vDSO proxification, syscall restart - Dmitry Safonov Andrei Vagin

19:50 Closing session - Stéphane Graber (Canonical Ltd.)
15:00 - 20:00
Room: Esmerelda/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 Multiple thermal zones representation - Daniel Lezcano (Linaro)

15:25 Performance guarantees under thermal pressure - Morten Rasmussen (Arm)

15:50 Task-centric thermal management - Morten Rasmussen (Arm)

16:15 Improving producer-consumer type workload performance - Srinivas Pandruvada

17:00 Device power management based on platform firmware - Sudeep Holla (ARM)

17:25 Taking suspend/resume validation to the next level - Len Brown (Intel Open Source Technology Center)

17:50 C-state latency measurement infrastructure - Artem Bityutskiy

18:15 CPU Idle Time Management Improvements - Rafael Wysocki (Intel Open Source Technology Center)

19:00 Power Management and Thermal Control BoF Sessions
Wednesday, 11 September 2019
10:00
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Ametista/room-I
Contributions

10:00 Csky Intro - what's the meaning of a new arch for linux - Guo Ren Han Mao (c-sky.com (belong to Alibaba.com))

10:45 New hardware with modern I2C address conflicts - Wolfram Sang

12:00 Application-specific accelerators - Olof Johansson

12:45 PCI microconference follow-up
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Jade/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 Open Session - Daniel Black (IBM)

10:05 io_uring - excitement - looking for feedback & potential issues - Dimitri KRAVTCHUK

10:20 disk write barriers - Sergei Golubchik

10:40 Filesystem atomic writes / O_ATOMIC - Dimitri KRAVTCHUK

10:55 MySQL @EXT4 performance impacts with latest Linux kernels - Dimitri KRAVTCHUK

11:15 MySQL @XFS - Dimitri KRAVTCHUK

12:00 What SQLite Devs Wish Linux Filesystem Devs Knew About SQLite - Richard Hipp (SQLite)

12:07 IO: Durability, Errors and Documentation - Andres Freund (EnterpriseDB / PostgreSQL) Tomas Vondra (Postgresql)

12:27 Time series of thread profiles in production - Josef Ahmad (MongoDB Inc.)

12:42 New InnoDB REDO log design and MT sync challenges - Pawel OLCHAWA

12:57 IP port -vs- UNIX socket difference on - IP stack is 20-30% slower on MySQL - Dimitri KRAVTCHUK

12:57 IP / UNIX Socket Backlog - Dimitri KRAVTCHUK

13:12 Syscall overhead from Spectre/Meltdown fixes - Dimitri KRAVTCHUK

13:12 Regressions due CPU cache issues and missed visibility in Linux/kernel instrumentation - Pawel OLCHAWA

13:22 Conclusion - Daniel Black (IBM)
10:00 - 17:45
Room: Floriana/room-III
Contributions

10:00 Moving the Linux ABI to userspace - Dave Martin (ARM Limited)

10:45 KUnit - Unit Testing for the Linux Kernel - Brendan Higgins (Google LLC)

12:00 Reflections on kernel quality, development process and testing - Dmitry Vyukov (Google)

12:45 Discussions on kselftest - Shuah Kahn

15:00 Decoupling ZRAM from a specific backend - Vitaly Wool
10:00 - 17:45
Room: Floriana/room-II
Contributions

10:00 Finding more DRAM - Shakeel Butt (Google) Suren Baghdasaryan (Google) Yu Zhao (Google)

10:45 Linux Gen-Z Sub-system - Jim Hull (Hewlett Packard Enterprise) Betty Dall (HPE) Keith Packard (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)

12:00 pidfds: Process file descriptors on Linux - Christian Brauner

12:45 Malloc for everyone and beyond NUMA - Jerome Glisse (Red Hat)

15:00 Efficient Userspace Optimistic Spinning Locks - Waiman Long (Red Hat)
10:00 - 23:05
Room: Floriana/room-I
Contributions

10:00 Scaling container policy management with kernel features - Joe Stringer (Cilium.io)

10:45 Traffic footprint characterization of workloads using BPF - Aditi Ghag (VMware)

12:00 Improving Route Scalability with Nexthop Objects - David Ahern

12:45 An Evaluation of Host Bandwidth Manager - Lawrence Brakmo (Facebook)

18:45 Closing Plenary (Floriana I/II/III)

19:30 Bus service for Evening Party

20:00 Closing Party @ Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB)

22:55 Last Bus service - 11PM
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Opala/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 GUP and ZONE_DEVICE pages - Don Dutile (Red Hat) Jason Gunthorpe (Mellanox Technologies) John Hubbard (NVIDIA)

11:00 RDMA, File Systems, and DAX - Ira Weiny

12:00 Discussion about IBNBD/IBTRS Upstreaming: Action Items. - Jinpu Wang (1 & 1 IONOS Cloud GmbH) Danil Kipnis (1 & 1 IONOS Cloud GmbH)

12:30 Shared IB Objects - Yuval Shaia (Oracle)

13:00 Improving RDMA performance through the use of contiguous memory and larger pages for files. - Christopher Lameter (Jump Trading LLC)
10:00 - 13:30
Room: Esmerelda/room-I&II
Contributions

10:00 Core Scheduling for RT - Peter Zijlstra (Intel OTC)

10:30 RCU configuration, operation, and upcoming changes for real-time workloads - Paul McKenney (IBM Linux Technology Center)

11:00 Real-Time Container - Tiejun Chen (VMware)

11:01 Mathematizing the latency - Daniel Bristot de Oliveira (Red Hat, Inc.)

12:00 Real time softirq mainlining - Frederic Weisbecker (Suse)

12:30 Full dynticks / isolation for Real Time - Frederic Weisbecker

13:00 PREEMPT_RT: status and Q&A - Thomas Gleixner
15:00
15:00 - 18:40
Room: Esmerelda/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 Bringing BPF developer experience to the next level - Andrii Nakryiko (Facebook)

15:23 BPF Debugging - Yonghong Song

15:45 A pure Go BPF library - Joe Stringer (Isovalent / Cilium) Lorenz Bauer (Cloudflare) Martynas Pumputis

16:07 Do we need CAP_BPF_ADMIN? - Song Liu

17:00 Reuse host JIT back-end as offload back-end - JIONG WANG (Netronome Systems)

17:20 Using SCEV to establish pre and post-conditions over BPF code - John Fastabend (Isovalent)

17:40 Beyond per-CPU atomics and rseq syscall: subset of eBPF bytecode for the do_on_cpu syscall - Mathieu Desnoyers (EfficiOS Inc.)

18:00 Kernel Runtime Security Instrumentation (KRSI) - KP Singh

18:20 Map batch processing - Yonghong Song
15:00 - 18:30
Room: Ametista/room-I
Contributions

15:00 RCU internals and usage - Paul McKenney (IBM Linux Technology Center)

15:45 Soft Affinity - Subhra Mazumdar
15:00 - 18:30
Room: Opala/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 What happened in kernel live patching over the last year - Miroslav Beneš

15:10 Rethinking late module patching - Miroslav Beneš

15:40 Source-based livepatch creation tooling - Nicolai Stange (SUSE)

16:10 Update on objtool - Power - Kamalesh Babulal

16:20 Do we need a Livepatch Developers Guide? - Joe Lawrence (Red Hat)

17:00 API for state changes made by callbacks - Petr Mládek

17:30 klp-convert and livepatch relocations - Joe Lawrence (Red Hat)

18:00 Making Livepatching Infrastructure Better - Kamalesh Babulal

18:15 Live patch services - Alice Ferrazzi
15:00 - 18:30
Room: Jade/room-I&II
Contributions

15:00 Secure and Trusted boot in OpenBMC - Joel Stanley (IBM)

15:20 UEFI and TianoCore update - Leif Lindholm (Linaro, TianoCore, GRUB)

15:40 SGX upstreaming status and challenges - Jarkko Sakkinen

16:05 TrenchBoot - how to nicely boot system with Intel TXT and AMD SVM - Daniel Kiper

17:00 TPM2 Security in the face of bus interposers - James Bottomley (IBM)

17:20 reference Integrity measurements for TPM2 security policy - Philip Tricca (Intel)

17:40 Non-UEFI-aware measured boot using coreboot, GRUB and TPM2.0 - Piotr Król (3mdeb Embedded Systems Consulting) Żygowski Michał (3mdeb Embedded Systems Consulting)

18:05 TPM 2.0 Linux sysfs interface - Król Piotr (3mdeb Embedded Systems Consulting) Żygowski Michał (3mdeb Embedded Systems Consulting)
18:45 Closing Plenary
Closing Plenary
18:45 - 19:45

20:00 Closing Party
Closing Party
20:00 - 23:00
Busses will be leaving from the Corinthia Hotel lobby from 19:30