OpenShift Commons Gathering

November 18, 2019 | San Diego, California - co-located with Kubecon/NA

OpenShift Commons Gathering
San Diego, California - co-located with Kubecon/NA

Where users, partners, customers, contributors and upstream project leads come together to collaborate and work together on OpenShift.

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This event is now over! All of the presenations were recorded and are available on our Youtube channel in this playlist.

Event Overview

The OpenShift Commons Gathering will be held in San Diego, California, co-located with CNCF's Kubecon/NA.

The OpenShift Commons Gatherings bring together experts from all over the world to discuss container technologies, best practices for cloud native application developers and the open source software projects that underpin the OpenShift ecosystem. The San Diego event will gather developers, DevOps professionals, and sysadmins together to explore the next steps in making container technologies successful and secure. This gathering will take place on the Inspiration Hornblower, docked for a day-long peer-to-peer event. The boat features a 540 seat auditorium, as well as a unique outdoor venue for the evening reception.

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Where

San Diego, California - co-located with Kubecon/NA
Inspiration Hornblower, San Diego, California

When

Monday November 18

Price

Early Bird: $49 USD

Schedule

The day will have a mix of keynotes, panels, ted-style talks, SIG break-out sessions, plenty of time to network over local craft beers and be continuously fueled by local baristas.

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8:00 am

Registration Opens

9:00 am

Welcome to the Commons: Collaboration in Action

Diane Mueller (Red Hat) | Julio Tapia (Red Hat)

9:20 am

Panel: Navigating Devops Transformation in the Enterprise - moderated by Diane Mueller (Red Hat)

Kris Pennella (Red Hat Open Innovation Labs) | John Willis (Red Hat) | Jabe Bloom (Red Hat) | Andrew Clay Shafer (Red Hat)

10:00 am

OpenShift 4 Release and Road Map Update

Clayton Coleman (Red Hat) | Mike Barrett (Red Hat) | Derek Carr (Red Hat)