Linux Kernel Developers' Netconf 2016, Part 2

 

Netconf is a Linux community conference, by-invitation-only, running for the seventh year. The agenda has a clear focus on kernel level networking. Attendees are the main maintainers and developers of the Linux networking subsystem. Invitation is issued only 10-15 people who have provided significant contributions.

This autumn, the Netconf joins the Netdev 1.2 held October 5-7, 2016 in Tokyo, Japan.

Due to the distributed nature of the Network subsystem development, contributors to the stack are located in different corners of the globe and coordinate security and bug fixes as well as maintenance and new features via email.

Netconf is intended to be a face to face working meetup to compliment those email exchanges. Problematic unresolved issues are hashed out and bold new ideas are discussed.

NetConf 2016 Tokyo Group Photo

  • Location : Akihabara Station conference room: seminar room A (3rd floor), Tokyo, Japan
  • Dates : October 3-4, 2016
  • Sponsors :

           


  • Committee:
    David S. Miller (davem@davemloft.net, netdev maintainer)
    Soyoung Park (sypeattle@gmail.com)

  • Invitees :

    David Miller,
    Pablo Neira Ayuso,
    Jamal Hadi Salim,
    Daniel Borkmann,
    Thomas Graf,
    Jiří Pírko,
    Alexei Starovoitov,
    Eric Dumazet,
    Tom Herbert,
    Alexander Duyck,
    Roopa Prabhu,
    Jesse Brandeburg,
    Hannes Frederic Sowa,
    John Fastabend,
    Jesper Dangaard Brouer,
    David Ahern

  • (Tentative) Topics/Agenda/Schedule :

    TBD

     

     

    • References/Resources