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Fireside Chat
Thierry Carrez
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CheckInOct. 24
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WelcomeMatthias TinnemeierOct. 24
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Keynote - Effective Control: Going Beyond Digital Sovereignty
Thierry CarrezOct. 24
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How to Build a Central Storage Platform for Research and Administration Today?
Andreas NiederländerOct. 24
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Predicting GitOps at 15,000+ Clusters: What Large-Scale Testing Taught Us
Artem LajkoOct. 24
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Building a Scalable Alternative to Hyperscale Clouds
Christoph StreitOct. 24
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Benchmark vs Test – OpenStack Rally in Practice
Michel RaabeOct. 24
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Automatic Eviction and Migration of VMs in OpenStack Clusters Running on k8s
Stefan HoffmannOct. 24
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OpenStack backup aligned: multitenancy, data and metadata
Artur WojcikOct. 24
Jakob Möller is an Engineering Manager at SAP SE and maintainer of kro (Kube Resource Orchestrator) and External Secrets Operator and recently lead the donation of the Open Component Model to Linux Foundation Europe, becoming part of Technical Advisory and Steering Committees for the newly founded NeoNephos Foundation.
Tooling like cosign and infrastructure like OCI registries have proven track records in securing runtime artifact integrity with modern tooling. The only problem? The descriptions, attestations and metadata to ship these artifacts is usually not integrated and there is little support in the Cloud Native Ecosystem for unified Air Gapped delivery of large artifact lists and organizing releases.
Open Component Model solves this by providing an integrated specification together with tooling at build and deploy time for packing components that group artifacts, signing them, transporting them into a DMZ or through an Air-Gap, and deploying them completely location-agnostic into any cloud. vendor-neutral, open source by default.
Open Component Model is a secure delivery model for sovereign clouds from the NeoNephos Foundation, part of Linux Foundation Europe.
