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Friday, June 16
 

11:15am CEST

Bringing Modern Automation to The Industrial Edge
The Industrial Edge, such as manufacturing, warehousing, and global logistics, Operational Technologies (OT) have long utilized technologies that enable automation via protocols that are not commonly seen nor adopted via traditional Information Technology (IT). However, rapid innovation in automation capabilities in IT has exponentially outpaced that of OT. In this talk chAdam AKA Adam Miller, Distinguished Engineer/Architect for Ansible and Chad Ferman, Ansible Product Manager will discuss how Ansible Automation Platform is bridging the gap and bringing the power of Ansible Automation to the Industrial Edge for both IT and OT. With the recent introduction of the comminity.cip collection, Ansible can now communicate with and manage programmable logic controllers that run manufacturing lines, oil wells, HVAC systems, and roller coasters. Come learn about how Ansible is transforming edge automation by communicating with a whole new class of devices.
Speakers
avatar for Chad Ferman

Chad Ferman

Ansible Product Manager, Red Hat
Chad Ferman is a Senior Principal Product Manager in the Ansible Business Unit at Red Hat. He brings 25 years of industry experience, 15 in Retail and 10 in Oil and Gas. This experience is crucial to bringing new features into the product as well as understanding how customers use... Read More →
avatar for Adam Miller

Adam Miller

Ansible, Red Hat
Adam Miller is a member of the Ansible Core Engineering team focusing on the Ansible Core runtime, Linux system administration automation, container orchestration integrations, and Information Security automation. Adam has completed his Bachelors of Scien

Friday June 16, 2023 11:15am - 11:50am CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

12:45pm CEST

Driving Edge Automation with Events
Managing devices at the edge can be hard, especially when dealing with anomalies and potential configuration drifts happening due to the nature of the environment (air-gapped, limited connectivity, etc).
Here's where event-driven automation with Ansible can come to the rescue, providing a set of capabilities to allow recovery and maintenance of the devices based on observable and trackable events.
During this session, we will have the chance to see how event-driven automation with Ansible can be leveraged at the edge and how easy it is to get started handling events and anomalies that can arise.
Speakers
avatar for Alessandro Rossi

Alessandro Rossi

Senior Specialist Solution Architect, Red Hat
I am a Senior Specialist Solution Architect in the EMEA Portfolio SSA team, covering the Red Hat solution portfolio with a focus on the application platform and automation. I joined Red Hat in 2021, but I've been working in the Linux and open-source ecosystem since 2012. I've done... Read More →

[DevConf.cz] Driving Edge Automation with Events pdf
Friday June 16, 2023 12:45pm - 1:20pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

12:45pm CEST

Zenoh : Easing Data Distribution for the Continuum
A single communication protocol stretching across the spectrum from the embedded devices to the cloud, with a programming framework that provides valuable abstractions, will facilitate application programming across the continuum. Eclipse Zenoh is a pub/sub/query protocol unifying data in motion, data at rest, and computations. Zenoh is easy to use, with convenient abstractions for distributing, computing, querying, and storing data. It supports highly constrained devices and the powerful cloud while being data-centric and location transparent. Zenoh provides extremely low latency and high throughput and is energy efficient. Built on top of Zenoh, Eclipse Zenoh-Flow is a data-flow programming framework that eases the development of applications distributed across the device-edge-cloud continuum. This workshop will guide the participants through foundational and advanced concepts of Zenoh and Zenoh-Flow to enable them to start writing their applications using both frameworks.
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IP

Friday June 16, 2023 12:45pm - 2:05pm CEST
A218 | Workshops
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Workshop

1:30pm CEST

Resiliency at the Edge
Sending an IT professional to check on an unresponsive sensor device after an upgrade at the top of the Everest may be tricky and expensive. Devices at the Edge are often located in remote or not easily accesible locations. Making sure devices run smoothly with little hands-on maintainance is paramount at the Edge. To keep things operational, the greenboot projects takes care of running health checks during the startup process, making sure applications, services and programs running on the OS are fully functional as they should. If these conditions aren't met, greenboot has the ability to revert the OS to a previous working state. In this talk the audience will learn about the greenboot framework, how to write an health check and a demo of how it works as well as a future roadmap.
Speakers
avatar for Antonio Murdaca

Antonio Murdaca

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat Inc.
Principal Engineer at Red Hat, worked on a bunch of stuff like Docker, skopeo, CRI-O, OpenShift, Edge and whatnot

Friday June 16, 2023 1:30pm - 2:05pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

2:15pm CEST

Device provisioning at the Edge
How do you provision and ship a device at the Edge? Which requirements such a process should have? In this talk the audience will learn what the RHEL for Edge team with the broader Fedora IoT community have been working on for the past two years, what we learned from the field, the tools we developed to make provisioning a device at the Edge as efficient and secure as possible and how we have wired everything together to provide an opinionated way of provisioning Edge systems.
Speakers
avatar for Antonio Murdaca

Antonio Murdaca

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat Inc.
Principal Engineer at Red Hat, worked on a bunch of stuff like Docker, skopeo, CRI-O, OpenShift, Edge and whatnot

Friday June 16, 2023 2:15pm - 2:50pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

4:30pm CEST

Quick booting a software defined rear-view camera
In automotive, there are strict requirements to boot a rear-view camera quickly. Existing approaches use firmware-based techniques to display a rear-view camera quickly. Although this firmware-based approach works, it is difficult to maintain, hardware-specific, it is not software-defined.

This libcamera-powered approach, provides an optimised software defined technique to do this, which is easier to maintain, using open-source frameworks. We use libcamera to process frames quickly and a plymouth-like approach to display camera frames quickly.

We will demo and describe the techniques used in order to achieve this.

We will also go through some general tips of how to start an early boot service which may be useful to some.
Speakers
EC

Eric Curtin

Software Engineer, Automotive
Red Hat Engineer working in Automotive

Quick booting a software defined rear view camera DevConf.cz RHVIOS pdf
Friday June 16, 2023 4:30pm - 5:05pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

4:45pm CEST

Virtio data flow: There and Back Again
Understanding how data travels between the guest userspace all the way to the host kernel and back can be challenging at first. Going from the different virtqueue areas, the backend initialization, protocol feature negotiation sequence, to the actual buffer exchange, there is a lot to understand, with many players involved.
But fear not! In this talk we will try to unravel these aspects of the journey, and follow data from a real virtio device throughout all its journey… and back again!
Speakers
AE

Albert Esteve

Senior Software Engineer, Red Hat
Albert is an open-source enthusiast, working as a virtualization developer within RHIVOS product. He previously worked on storage management in oVirt. He is a co-maintainer for Vdsm and ovirt-imageio, being one of the top contributors for the past year. Albert has a keen interest... Read More →

Friday June 16, 2023 4:45pm - 5:00pm CEST
A112 | Lightning Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Lightning talk

5:15pm CEST

Trust-based Adaptive Access Control Architecture
The coordination and collaboration of different systems within an autonomous ecosystem require a high level of trust, which is often difficult to establish, especially in the presence of potentially malicious actors. We propose a new software architecture that leverages digital twin simulation for live compliance checking to determine the trustworthiness of smart agents running on autonomous systems. This trust-based approach provides a more robust and secure way of enabling collaboration between different member systems within an ecosystem. We will delve into the technical details of the proposed trust-based adaptive safety system, including the use of digital twin simulation, trust evaluation, and feature exposure. We will also discuss the potential practical applications of this architecture, particularly how it might be integrated into Kubernetes.
Speakers
avatar for Dávid Halász

Dávid Halász

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
David is a Principal Software Engineer working for Red Hat on Insights Compliance, meanwhile, balancing a second career as a PhD student at Masaryk University. He is a member of the Lab of Software Architectures and Information Systems, focusing on Trust-based Adaptive Safety in Autonomous... Read More →

DevConf TBAC pdf
Friday June 16, 2023 5:15pm - 5:50pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk
 
Saturday, June 17
 

9:30am CEST

Fedora IoT device onboarding with FDO and Ignition
One of the key problems of operating systems made for Edge devices is trying to securely provision the device with the configuration that it needs before it boots. This problem is known as “Onboarding”.

In Fedora IoT we provide two ways to tackle this problem: FIDO Device Onboard (FDO) and Ignition. FDO is a onboarding protocol developed by industry leaders, with a focus on security and late binding. Ignition is a self-contained provisioning utility designed to run during the first boot of a system and has been developed by Red Hat.

In this talk the audience will learn how Fedora IoT solves the onboarding problem using open source software, as well as the latest capabilities and use cases of FDO and Ignition. Moreover we will cover the upcoming features that are expected for both FDO and Ignition.
Speakers
avatar for Irene Díez

Irene Díez

Software Engineer, Red Hat
Software engineer in the RHEL for Edge team.
SM

Saturday June 17, 2023 9:30am - 10:05am CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

10:15am CEST

The Automotive Initiative Discussion
Open Discussion of what's going on in the Automotive Program at Red Hat. We'll have members of the Automotive Leadership team, Pierre-Yves Chibon, Daniel Walsh, Rachel Sibley answering questions about what's going on with Linux in Cars.
Speakers
avatar for Rachel Sibley

Rachel Sibley

Senior Principal Software Quality Engineer, Red Hat
Currently leading the testing efforts for the Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System, previously CKI (Continuous Kernel Integration)
DW
avatar for Pierre-Yves Chibon

Pierre-Yves Chibon

Principal software engineer, Red Hat
Fedora contributor for a long time now, I have been leading the initiative to set up a gating mechanism for rawhide packages.
MS

Saturday June 17, 2023 10:15am - 10:50am CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Discussion

11:00am CEST

Stream Processing at the Edge with Apache Kafka
Running workloads at the edge is becoming more and more popular. When done right, it can lead to improved performance and resiliency of your applications or help to save costs. One of the edge workloads can be Apache Kafka and data stream processing. This talk will explain what exactly “edge” means when talking about Apache Kafka, what advantages you can expect from it, what are the possible use cases, and explain how you can push the processing results to the “cloud” or pull data from the cloud to the edge location in a secure fashion. It will also show why Kubernetes is the right choice for running Kafka at the edge and how you can manage it on the edge locations using GitOps. The talk will include a demo of how you can use Kubernetes, Strimzi, and Apache Kafka to collect data from IoT devices, process them at the edge and push them to the cloud.
Speakers
avatar for Jakub Scholz

Jakub Scholz

Senior Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
Jakub is one of the maintainers of the Strimzi project which is part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and focuses on running Apache Kafka on Kubernetes. He is also a contributor to Apache Kafka itself and many other open-source projects. He currently works for Red Hat... Read More →

Stream Processing at the Edge with Apache Kafka pdf
Saturday June 17, 2023 11:00am - 11:35am CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

12:30pm CEST

Open connected healthcare with Red Hat Edge Portfolio
The recent outbreak of covid exposed the many shortcomings of most of the healthcare systems around the world. Unfortunately, most hospitals can’t allocate a huge budget to IT but they are becoming nonetheless huge, heterogeneous data centers. And not only do they need to interface legacy medical devices, but they also are expected to protect your personal information to the highest industry standards.
Some of these challenges are addressed by adopting wide 5g connectivity, but that’s just part of the solution. A comprehensive Edge strategy is the missing piece needed to deliver solutions such as widespread telehealth solutions, allowing the elderly and immunosuppressed to stay in the comfort of home, while optimizing nurse time and scheduling.
During this session, we will demonstrate how to automate the deployment of platforms and applications on edge devices using Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management. We will show how to maintain observability and governance of the deployed infrastruc
Speakers
avatar for Faz Sadeghi

Faz Sadeghi

Product Specialist, Red Hat
Faz is a Principal Specialist Solution Architect focusing on Kubernetes cluster management and advanced automation. She has over 10 years of experience in system administration, infrastructure, and data center automation in scientific systems & software and enterprise applications... Read More →
avatar for Luca Ferrari

Luca Ferrari

EMEA Specialist Edge, Red Hat
Luca Ferrari, a Red Hat EMEA Solution Architect for API management, has a background in telecommunication and supply chain management. He has been involved in API Management for more than 3 years now, but his interests space from security to integration, form IoT to Open Banking... Read More →

Saturday June 17, 2023 12:30pm - 1:05pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

1:15pm CEST

Is Nemomobile suitable for Automotive?
I will introduce NemoMobile, its recent advances and features. Finally, its use on smart phones and car screens will be discussed.
Speakers
avatar for Jozef Mlich

Jozef Mlich

Developer, Nemomobile
I write code for living and contributing to open source projects for fun. I contribute with code, testing, translating, complaining, or others to various projects such as Nemomobile, Fedora, Geotagging, Opensteetmap, SailfishOS, freedesktop, and so on. I am using Fedora MATE on Desktop... Read More →

2023 06 17 DevConf Nemo odp
Saturday June 17, 2023 1:15pm - 1:50pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

2:00pm CEST

Hirte - Multi-node service orchestration for edge
The automotive industry is evolving rapidly. Among all the changes happening in this sector, container technology is considered to be a key enabler for the so-called Software Defined Vehicles (SDV). Existing container orchestration tools are designed for environments like private or public clouds where constraints such as reaching a target state eventually apply. Safety-critical systems such as cars, however, impose a quite different set of requirements on the tooling.
With this in mind, we would like to introduce hirte - a multi-node service orchestrator for deterministic systems with limited resources such as edge devices.
Speakers
ME

Michael Engel

Software Engineer, Red Hat
Software Engineer from Munich
avatar for Pierre-Yves Chibon

Pierre-Yves Chibon

Principal software engineer, Red Hat
Fedora contributor for a long time now, I have been leading the initiative to set up a gating mechanism for rawhide packages.

hirte pdf
Saturday June 17, 2023 2:00pm - 2:35pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

2:45pm CEST

Meet Kairos, the linux meta-distribution for edge
In this talk, we are going to introduce Kairos, an open-source project aimed at building immutable Operating Systems designed for edge computing, with a toolset simplifying operations at the edge, in a cloud-native way.
Kairos acts as an engine delivering immutable Kubernetes-enabled Linux OS from OCI conformant container images. It provides unique capabilities, such as VPN peer-to-peer mesh, distributed ledger to automate Kubernetes cluster bootstrapping and coordination, and zero-touch provisioning with a QR code scan. But more importantly, it does its magic using a declarative model backed by Kubernetes CRDs.
After explaining Kairos foundations and concepts, we will demonstrate its capabilities live, with a guaranteed “wow” effect, if the demo gods agree!
Speakers
avatar for Olebube Princess Egbuna

Olebube Princess Egbuna

Devrel Engineer at Spectro Cloud
Oluebube, affectionately known as Bube, is a talented software engineer who has transitioned into the cloud native space. She has over six years of experience as a software engineer and has successfully led engineering teams to deliver high-impact software solutions.Bube is passionate... Read More →
avatar for Nicolas Vermande

Nicolas Vermande

Head of DevRel, Spectro Cloud
Nicolas is an experienced hands-on technologist, evangelist and product owner who has been working in the fields of Cloud-Native technologies, Open Source Software, Virtualization and Datacenter networking for the past 18 years. Passionate about enabling users and building cool tech... Read More →

Meet Kairos pdf
Saturday June 17, 2023 2:45pm - 3:20pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

3:30pm CEST

CAN Bus in Control, Automotive and Satellites
The talk will start with an overview of CAN bus support in the GNU/Linux ecosystem based on our 30 years of experience with the hardware and software side of technology. Our LinCAN based solution has served for more than ten years in many applications. When SocketCAN emerged, we helped to port our knowledge and algorithms to it. We have worked latency on testing on initial requests coming from Volkswagen Research and developed multiple generations of test systems and diagnostic tools. CTU CAN FD IP core available in VHDL source form is used not only in such testing applications but even in scientific satellite payloads and many more. We are working on continuous latency testing for mainline and fully-preemptive kernel variants now and plan to cooperate and integrate our effort with Quality assurance of processors and boards at the OSADL QA Farm.

The Czech Technical University in Prague CAN Bus related projects guidepost https://canbus.pages.fel.cvut.cz/
Speakers
avatar for Pavel Pisa

Pavel Pisa

Lecturer, Developer, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering
He studied cybernetics and robotics at CTU FEE, where he currently teaches and works on projects using Linux and other processor technologies. He has founded together with his father PiKRON.com company focused on design of firmware and electronics of laboratory and medical devices... Read More →

devcon23 linux can latency pdf
Saturday June 17, 2023 3:30pm - 4:05pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

4:15pm CEST

How to Qualify a Safe Linux Distribution in Cars
The Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System (RHIVOS) is an OSTree variant of RHEL with increased safety measures required for Functional Safety Certification. The V&V strategy incorporates various techniques from ISO26262 which complement existing processes today in RHEL. By using Polarion for Requirements and Test assets management, our work items are bi-directionally traceable and version controlled with unique IDs that remain unchanged throughout the life cycle of the product. Our unique approach for Manpage derived requirements testing aligns with how a particular part of the operating system should behave. Using both automated workflows and leveraging existing tests from RHEL will help us scale across all APIs in the safety scope. The existing tooling and CoU (Conditions of Use) will allow us to identify any gaps in test coverage to understand where we should focus new test development efforts. Please join us to find out how we are ensuring our offering is safe to run in the car !
Speakers
avatar for Rachel Sibley

Rachel Sibley

Senior Principal Software Quality Engineer, Red Hat
Currently leading the testing efforts for the Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System, previously CKI (Continuous Kernel Integration)
avatar for Priyanka Verma

Priyanka Verma

Senior Software Quality Engineer, Red Hat

How to Qualify a Safe Linux Distribution in Cars pdf
Saturday June 17, 2023 4:15pm - 4:50pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk

5:00pm CEST

Trust Management in Digital Ecosystems
Digitalization is leading us toward ecosystems where systems, processes, data, and things are not only interacting with each other but might start forming societies on their own (e.g., forming Social Internet of Things). In these digital ecosystems, trust management on the level of system-to-system (or thing-to-thing) interaction becomes an essential ingredient to supervise the safe and secure progress of our digitalized future. In this talk (and its a bit futuristic outlook), we will look into the essential elements that need to be considered for proper trust management in complex digital ecosystems and discuss how trust-building can be leveraged to support people in safe interaction with other autonomous digital agents (e.g., self-driving cars, drones, and other robotic systems).
Speakers
avatar for Barbora Buhnova

Barbora Buhnova

Associate professor, Masaryk University
Bara Buhnova is an Associate Professor and Vice-Dean at Masaryk University (MU), Faculty of Informatics (FI MU) in Brno. Following her research career in Germany and Australia, she now leads multiple research teams at Faculty of Informatics MU (software architecture) and Czech CyberCrime... Read More →
avatar for Dávid Halász

Dávid Halász

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
David is a Principal Software Engineer working for Red Hat on Insights Compliance, meanwhile, balancing a second career as a PhD student at Masaryk University. He is a member of the Lab of Software Architectures and Information Systems, focusing on Trust-based Adaptive Safety in Autonomous... Read More →

Trust in Digital Ecosystems pdf
Saturday June 17, 2023 5:00pm - 5:35pm CEST
E105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Talk
 
Sunday, June 18
 

2:45pm CEST

Containers in a Car
This talk will cover how we plan on using Containers in the automobile edge device, Current plans as well as potential future. Will be demonstrating improvements in Podman, explaining Functional Safety and how we can use Podman in a Freedom from Interference environment.
Speakers
DW

Sunday June 18, 2023 2:45pm - 3:20pm CEST
D105 | Talks
  Edge & Mobile & Automotive, Two part session
 
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