2022 LFN Developer & Testing Forum November 17-18th

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Last updated: Nov 02, 2022 by Casey Cain
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By the Technical Community, For the Technical Community.

Accelerate project collaboration, influence technical decisions, build cross-project competence

Our Fall event will be held November 17-18, 2022 in Seattle, WA, USA, immediately following the ONE Summit

D&TF Topic Submission deadline: Friday, October 28th

A Note on Registration:

This event will be co-located with ONE Summit North America! Registration can be included as a free add-on to ONE Summit registration; if you're only attending the D&TF, you can still register separately. Please also note that as always LFN Developer & Testing Forum are always free for admission to anyone from anywhere; however a "no-show" fee will be applied to those that register for on-site participation, but fail to attend.



D&TF F2F Registration 

D&TF Virtual Registration 


Community Program Committee Leads:

Information:

The LFN Developer & Testing Forum is being held over two days, November 17th & 18th, 2022.  

Current confirmed projects are the following: 

5G Super Blueprint: Brainstorming on how to include more open source components (LFN and at-large) in the next phases of the 5G-SBP

Anuket: Our mission is - Empower the global communications community by creating and developing reference cloud infrastructure models, architectures, conformance programs and tools to deliver network services faster, more reliably, and securely. We'll be hosting some meetings exploring future development topics, discussing operating procedures, and fostering collaboration with other projects.

EMCO: We look forward to vibrant discussions on enhancing and adding to the wide ranging versatility of EMCO and continued collaboration with other open source projects.

FD.io: FD.io will be discussing manageability of vpp.

L3AF: At L3AF, our vision is to create a marketplace for eBPF programs (Kernel Functions), where users and developers can share their own signed kernel functions and download kernel functions from others. Our L3AF platform can then be used to orchestrate and compose selected kernel functions from the marketplace to several business needs. In this way, L3AF provides developers with a cloud and vendor-agnostic platform for adding capabilities to an operating system at runtime. We believe that the creation of such a fully integrated software ecosystem around eBPF will unleash its full potential for community adoption.

ODIM: ODIM coordinates with other key SDOs and open source communities, with a focus on automation, simplification, consistency and interoperability of COTS and OSS infrastructure management solutions resulting in accelerating infrastructure deployments across segments, while lowering operational complexity and cost.

ONAP: The ONAP community will be hosting meetings for alignment of architecture, modeling, security and other aspects of system design as we look toward future releases of the platform.

OpenDaylight: OpenDaylight will be hosting some “how to get engaged” discussions and introduce new projects that aim to scale OpenDaylight for 2021 and into the future.

Tungsten Fabric: The Tungsten Fabric community will focus on "hands-on" development work for the next release of Tungsten Fabric, refining the Release Process, improving the CI/CD pipeline, and exploring cross-community integration with projects such as ONAP, DPDK, and more.For questions, please contact events@lfnetworking.org.

XGVela: An open source cloud native PaaS for applications and telco network functions to enable new services.

Logistics:

Register Here: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/one-summit-north-america/register/

Note: Our registration system is now integrated with the Linux Foundation Single sign-on (SSO) platform. You will be prompted to log in with your existing SSO account or to create a new one. If you have forgotten the password for an existing account, reset it by clicking “Forgot Password.” You will also be able to use 3rd party authentication providers (Gmail, GitHub, LinkedIn, and Facebook) to automatically generate your SSO Account. If you experience issues, click the “Contact Us” link on the Registration page to connect with our support team.

Event Slack Channel   lfntech.slack.com

Join link: https://join.slack.com/t/lfntech/shared_invite/zt-1iyiwkopy-R_0qOUfhD49ojYaL4cfWzw

Details for Presenters:

  • Please use the LFN Technical Meetings PowerPoint Template for your presentations.

  • We encourage you to use the following virtual background if your systems supports it: LFN Zoom Background Image

  • Sharing must be started by the host account.  

  • Please watch this video by Scot Steele for tips on claiming the Zoom Host roll, recording your session, and uploading your slides and session recordings to the wiki.

  • Create a dedicated Session Page for your session content by clicking one of the “Create Session Page” buttons
  • Connect to Zoom using the link in TeamUp for your session - No special login required
  • Claim the Host role (see instructions emailed to the presenters list)
  • Rename your recording mp4 from the default to match the name of your session
  • Upload a PDF of any presentation materials to your session page
  • Upload your recording to your session page
  • Edit the proposals page and add the link to your session page
    • TIP: Look for your minutes page under “Recently Viewed” in the link popup.
  • Edit the Daily Summary and add a one or two sentence summary and a link to your session page

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