BSDCan2017:

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BSDCan 2017
The Technical BSD Conference

Event	Speakers
A walk-through of FreeBSD Hyper-V device drivers How they are structured and how they work together Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Yanmin Qiao
Abusing SSH for ZFS and Profit SSH Bulk Transfer Performance Improvements Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Allan Jude
Adding wireless sensors to FreeBSD using a cheap USB-TV-stick instead of a soldering iron Collect data from your home on your BSD-box using wireless sensors and a USB-TV-stick Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Tom Christensen
Amateur Radio and SDR BoF Event type : Meeting Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Aaron Poffenberger
BGP for developers and sysadmins Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Peter Hessler
BSD in 60 Days Implementation of various BSD tools in the Australian NGO/NFP Health Services Industry Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Jason Tubnor
BSDA BSD Certification Event type : Other Track : Certification Language used for presentation : English	Dru Lavigne
BSDA BSD Certification Event type : Other Track : Certification Language used for presentation : English	Dru Lavigne
BUG BoF BSD User Group (BUG) BoF Event type : Meeting Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Michael Shirk
Backpressure up the I/O stack Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Warner Losh
Boosting bhyve networking with netmap netmap as a fast network backend for hypervisors Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Vincenzo Maffione
Building products based on OpenZFS, using channel programs Event type : Lecture Track : Invited Talks Language used for presentation : English	Matt Ahrens
Centrally managing an ISP with NetBSD and PostgreSQL Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	D'Arcy Cain
Closing session The wrap up Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Continuous Integration of The FreeBSD Project Build daemon with daemon Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Li-Wen Hsu
Creating a Completely Tor-ified Network With BSD and an RPI3 Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Shawn Webb
DTrace Internals: Digging into DTrace Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Arun Thomas
DTrace for Developers: no more printfs part 1 of 2 (all day) Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	George Neville-Neil
DTrace for Developers: no more printfs part 2 of 2 (all day) Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	George Neville-Neil
Debugging the debugger Why your debugger doesn't work when you need it to Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Samy Bahra
Doc Lounge doc doc doc Event type : Meeting Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Dru Lavigne
Doc Lounge doc doc doc Event type : Meeting Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Dru Lavigne
FreeBSD ARM : Before Kernel Event type : Lecture Track : Embedded Language used for presentation : English	Emmanuel Vadot
FreeBSD as a Service Challenges and Opportunities to Better Use FreeBSD in Enterprise Environments Event type : Lecture Track : Invited Talks	Rodney W. Grimes
FreeBSD's Influences -- porting Hyper-V to Illumos Event type : Lecture Track : Invited Talks Language used for presentation : English	George Wilson
From microservices to monoliths A sysadmin's deep dive into migrating a complex web application stack to FreeBSD whilst ignoring conventional wisdom. Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Dave Cottlehuber
From the outside Measuring and understanding FreeBSD using the gem5 simulator. Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Bjoern A. Zeeb
GENERIC ARM Creating a single kernel configuration for FreeBSD/armv6 Event type : Lecture Track : Embedded Language used for presentation : English	Andrew Turner
Goat BOF Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Allan Jude Dan Langille Michael W. Lucas
Hacker Lounge HNN013 meet, greet, hack Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Hacker Lounge HNN013 meet, greet, hack Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Hacker Lounge L140 meet, greet, hack Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Hacker Lounge L140 meet, greet, hack Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Hardening pkgsrc Securing packages, 17.000 at a time Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Pierre Pronchery
How to build high performance PF and Websites with FreeBSD in the Cloud Track : Hacking	Kylie Liang
IP Forwarding Fastpath Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Nanako Momiyama
Lunch nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Lunch nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
MP-safe Networking in NetBSD: Current Status and Future Direction Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Ryota Ozaki
Newcomers orientation and mentorship For first time BSDCan attendees Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille Michael W. Lucas
Not simply pieces of string Ethernet in the 21st Century Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Karim Fodil-Lemelin Philip Paeps
Oblivious sandboxing Developments in transparent sandboxing with Capsicum Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Jonathan Anderson
OpenSMTPD for the Real World Mail Server Tutorial Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Aaron Poffenberger
PF and networking tutorial with OpenBSD Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial	Massimiliano Stucchi Peter Hansteen
Registration - at The Red Lion Pick up your registration pack, have a beer! Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille Dru Lavigne
Registration pack assembly assembly, deliver, drink Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Save-Restore feature for bhyve x86_64 Current status of save-restore feature for bhyve x86_64 Event type : Lecture Track : Invited Talks Language used for presentation : English	Mihai Carabas
Sponsors BOF Event type : Other Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Peter Hansteen
SysAdm FreeBSD Administration Made Easy Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Ken Moore
Tea, coffee, snacks nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Tea, coffee, snacks nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Tea, coffee, snacks nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Tea, coffee, snacks from 8:30 nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
The FreeBSD Toolchain Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Ed Maste
The History and Future of Core Dumps in FreeBSD* and other related OS Event type* : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Sam Gwydir
The IT Infrastructure community norms Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Julie Percival
The OpenBSD Web Stack httpd, carp, and relayd Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Michael W. Lucas
The OpenBSD virtual machine daemon The design and implementation of vmd(8) Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Reyk Floeter
The Realities of DTrace on FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Brian Kidney
The Red Lion Closing Social Event Event type : Other Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
The State of Network Security Tools on BSD A discussion on the current state of network security tools and their advocacy across the various BSD operating systems. Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Michael Shirk
The Trouble with FreeBSD How did the FreeBSD community become what it is today? Event type : Lecture Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Benno Rice
The opening session & keynote Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Michael Geist
Tor on the BSDs a BoF for those running or interested in running Tor on a BSD Event type : Workshop Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English
Understanding NFSv4 ACL's Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	John Hixson
Universal Userland Why do we need to be different? Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Sean Chittenden
Where is IPv6 going ? Current state of affairs from "the land of plentyful addresses" Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Massimiliano Stucchi
Works in Progress Sessions Short stories from projects around the world Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Michael W. Lucas
ZFS BoF Event type : Other Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Allan Jude
packetdrill Script based tool for testing network stacks. Event type : Lecture Track : FreeBSD Developers Summit Language used for presentation : English	Michael Tuexen
pf+rdomains create splendid multi-tenancy firewalls Put all the tenants on one machine Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Philipp Buehler
poudriere image BOF Event type : Workshop Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Baptiste Daroussin
secmodel_sandbox: An application sandbox for NetBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Stephen Herwig
tcp synfloods an old yet current problem, and improving pf's response Event type : Lecture Language used for presentation : English	Henning Brauer