This track will be moderated by a journalist
The Engineering track runs across both days of SFSCON and brings together practical experiences, tools and technologies from the Free and Open Source Software ecosystem. Talks will cover software development, architecture, infrastructure, DevOps, cloud-native technologies, automation and AI, with a strong focus on open, interoperable and sovereign solutions.
Venue: Seminar 2
Using Free Software and STAC to make large raster datasets findable, interoperable, reusable, and digitally sovereign
Building Multi-Dimensional Data Cubes from Geo-spatial Temporal Data
A minimal open-source prototype using open data and open models
Open standards, lineage, and lakehouse architectures for modern AI systems
How to handle AI agents contributing to your open source projects
Verifying True Open Source AI for Production
A Practical Evaluation of the Uyuni MCP Server
A Practical Guide to Nextcloud App Development
Interoperability, Security, Digital Sovereignty, and Technological Independence
Wok is an opinionated CLI for managing projects, built to type less and navigate through projects fast
A domain specific programming language for testing distributed systems
It's an open problem that may naturally have an Open Source Solution.
A lot of progress in the past 12 months and a big announcement to make.
A practical journey from Docker Compose to Kubernetes-inspired failure recovery.
An intro to platform engineering and CNCF
