⁧התוצאה היא פרוייקט שמנסה לבנות, פחות או יותר מאפס, מחשב חדש לגמרי תואם ל–Apple II, טוען לכתר „המחשב האישי הראשון”.⁩

בהרצאה הקצרה נבדוק מה הבעיות בGPLv2 ו3, ומדוע לא בוצעו בהם התיקונים. נראה איך בעיות אלו נוצלו לרעה על ידי אחרים, ומדוע אם אנו רוצים יותר תוכנה חופשית חייבים להפטר מ-GPL.

But what if I told you there’s a practical way to have a clear understanding of how to incorporate an OSS project in your environment?

In this talk, I’m going to speak about the DevOps perspective on open-source and the challenges Infra-focused engineers have with choosing the right project for their environment.

As a DevOps Engineer, I’ve seen a lot of things, stumbled upon a lot of non-based decisions, and so will present practical advice on how to choose an OSS project for your dev/prod environment and will talk about the business mindset you should have to evaluate the key indicators based on your needs and specific pain points.

This talk will describe in high level the unique Ceph architecture that allows it to scale and resilience.

In the second part I will present the Ceph foundation and how we successfully collaborate between the Ceph open source community and industry members.

אספר על כמה פרויקטים בקריירה שלי שהצליחו בגלל תכסיס בדיקות, ואפרוט את התכסיסים הנפוצים ביותר. רובם מתבססים על כלי קוד פתוח שצריכים להיות מוכרים יותר ממה שהם. כמו גיט.

בהרצאה הזו, נדבר על הקשיים שיכולים להופיע בכניסה לתחום עבור מתכנתים חדשים, על האתגרים שעומדים בפני חברות ואנשים פרטיים שמעוניינים להקים פרויקט קוד פתוח, איפה זה פוגש את הטכנולוגיה עצמה ולמה זה אמור בכלל לעניין אותנו

I will show how they are built, how the way they are built allowed me to get code contributions and let the project grow, and what was the "trick" used in the scripts that allowed the system to be built on non-ARM based computers.

We will see how a variant can be built and explain how they can be used as a template for a new independent system.

About Guy Sheffer

Guy is a developer in the free software community for over a decade. He is a maker and has a passion to create open source projects for fun. In the last two years guy founded the ShapeDo company that tracks changes (diffs) in building plans. He is willing to 3D print things as a function of how cool they are.

This is a high level tough technical talk that examines practical ways and tools that allow us to take advantage of the of the 'best defense is offense' paradigm.

Also at the end of the talk we'll spare a few minutes to consider what is required in order to move on from automation to intelligent action and how might you go about doing that.

About Lior Barash
Lior has been creating and delivering services and open source based solutions for Data networking and Cyber Security systems architecture from design to deployment for the better part of the last 15 years, he has been involved in various roles and projects practicing large scale networking and security solutions, consultant services, security assessments from the physical to the logical layers, threat modelling, computer crime investigations etc. Through the past eleven years he has been writing an lecturing about information security systems for all the major schools in Israel including academic institutes.

*Docker fundamentals:

• Images
• Containers
• Registries

• Docker vs. VM
• Use cases:
  • App development and test
  • Continous integration
  • Application deployment
• Demo (if time allows)
• Q&A

About Ala Hino
Ala is in the software engineering area with more than 15 years of experience. Currently, He is a Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat, working on RHV storage. Prior to Red Hat and for more than 8 years, he was a Technical Leader at Cisco where he worked on the ISE product.

His motto is: "I don't divide the world into the weak and the strong, or the successes and the failures ... I divide the world into the learners and non-learners." - Benjamin Barber

This trend poses new challenges to the open source movement - while most software as a service providers use and contribute to open source, a large part of the software which is the base for their services is proprietary, or the service can not be run using open source. Additionally, open source software products are sometimes released when a significant portion of their functionality is based on a complementary proprietary service - for example, Android.

This situation challenges the open source software movement and raises questions about the definition of open source.

The lecture will provide an overview of the development tools and infrastructure that is being used by the workshop - those that are aimed for a sprint, a jog, and how we plan and continue for the long range with various tools.

I have a data source - but it is in a format that is not machine-readable, how do I convert it?
I have data in an open format - where do I save it?
I have a database - how do I give others access to it?
I have a data interface - how do I display it?
About Yehuda Deutsch

Yehuda Deutsch deals day-to-day with server side development and implementing development procedures. In the Public Knowledge Workshop he manages the infrastructure and makes sure that developers can focus on developing and advancing the projects. In the Hamakor NGO he is in charge of systems written in a rare language called PHP. In his spare time he opens pull requests on github.