FOSS Talks 3.0
An exciting meetup where industry experts share their insights and experiences with open-source technologies!
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FOSS Talks 3.0: CFP
If you are working on open-source technologies, contributing to the community, or exploring interesting technologies in the FOSS space, we encourage you to submit a talk.
Talk Format
Each selected talk will follow a 30-minute session format:
- 25 minutes: Presentation / Talk
- 5 minutes: Audience Q&A
Please design your talk so it fits within this timeframe.
Submission Guidelines
When submitting your proposal, please include:
Talk title, short abstract (what the talk is about)
Relevant links (GitHub, blog, project, etc.)
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Sanil Khurana Autoscaling Temporal Workers with KEDA, VPA and SlotSuppliersTemporal workers are deceptively hard to scale on Kubernetes. They long-poll task queues, have wildly variable resource profiles depending on workflow type, and naive autoscaling strategies lead to either over-provisioned clusters or thrashing workers that drop tasks under load. more
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Sanil Khurana The Journey from Argo to Temporal, why, what we miss and what we don'tWe recently migrated our workflow orchestration from Argo Workflows to Temporal in production and lived to tell the tale. more
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Sameer Srivastava FPGA RISC-V Soft CoreI will talk about RISC-V and how I built my own RISC-V SoC on an FPGA. I plan to cover the minimal C library I wrote to control GPIOs, UART and onboard LEDs, running Rust code on it, and what I’m currently working on. more
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Ashutosh Pandey The Tao of Compiler EngineeringCompiler Engineering is one of the strangest subfields of Computer Science. Close to hardware but not quite, deeply rooted in theory but also constrained by practical tradeoffs. Its a field where academics and engineers contribute equally to solving for two problems : Making code compile correctly and run as fast as possible. more
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