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LinuxCon Japan is the premiere Linux conference in Asia that brings together a unique blend of core developers, administrators, users, community managers and industry experts.

CloudOpen Japan is a conference celebrating and exploring the open source projects, technologies and companies who make up the cloud. It’s built on a belief that open works: for users, for industry and for technology.

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12:00pm JST

kdump: Improve Reliability on Kernel Switching - Takao Indoh, Fujitsu Jupiter Mastering Compliance in Your Supply Chain - Andrew Aitken, Olliance Group, a Black Duck division Neptune One User Space Approach to big.LITTLE MP System on Real Silicon - Tetsuya Nakagawa, Renesas Mars Recent Developments in the Linux Tracing World - Elena Zannoni, Oracle Pegasus

2:00pm JST

Perf in Userspace Program Analysis - Tetsuo Takata, NTT DATA Jupiter Reducing Memory Access Latency - Satoru Moriya, Hitachi Data Systems Pegasus System and User Space Virtualization Support in Yocto: The Yocto Meta-Virtualization Project - Michael Christofferson, Enea Mars Upstreaming Due Dilligence - Armijn Hemel, Tjaldur Software Governance Solutions Neptune

3:00pm JST

Case Study: Doing a Live Upgrade of Many Thousand Servers at Google from an Ancient Red Hat Distribution to Recent Debian-Based One - Marc Merlin, Google Pegasus Finding the Long-Term Usable Linux Kernel for the Embedded Products - Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC and Simon Horman, Horms Solutions Jupiter How Engaging with Open Source Software Affects Business Growth in Japanese IT Companies - Tetsuo Noda, Shimane University Mars Open Source Governance Today - Where We Are and Where We Are Going - Shane Coughlan, Open Invention Network Neptune

4:20pm JST

Is Nonprofit Driven Free Software Different than Business Driven Open Source? - Karen Sandler, GNOME Foundation Neptune kdump: Towards Fast and Stable Crash Dumping on Terabyte-Scale Memory System - Daisuke Hatayama, Fujitsu Jupiter Shift the Last CPU: CPU0 Hot Plug - Fenghua Yu, Intel Mars Virtualizing Real-time Systems with Linux - Jan Kiszka, Siemens AG Pegasus