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speaker: Moritz Müller
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title: Roll, Roll, Roll your Root — first DNSSEC Root KSK Rollover
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link: talks/moritz-muller-roll-roll-roll-your-root-first-dnssec-root-ksk-rollover/
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speaker: Michael Boelen
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speaker: Michiel Leenaars
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title: The Commons Conservancy
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link: talks/michiel-leenaars-the-commons-conservancy/
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speaker: Pieter Lexis
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title: Running containers with systemd-nspawn
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link: talks/peter-lexis-running-containers-with-systemd-nspawn/
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speaker: Eric Verheul
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- presentaties
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date: 2019-11-21T10:31:43+02:00
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description: ""
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layout: event-talk
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title: "Michiel Leenaars - The Commons Conservancy"
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- michiel-leenaars
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filename: 2019-11-21-michiel-leenaars-the-commons-conservancy.pdf
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recording:
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platform: youtube
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url:
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## Abstract
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Small projects can grow big, but why should every successful FOSS project bootstrap its own foundation, when this invokes all kinds of bureaucratic burdens? The Commons Conservancy is a hypervisor for virtual foundations, a meta-foundation set up to help mature upcoming efforts around open technologies.
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The Commons Conservancy facilitates healthy and self-supporting ecosystems that are sustainable in the long term. It does so by providing a free (in all senses of the word) infrastructure for coordination as well as a proper legal framework for governance over contributions made to the projects. By collaboration with well-known charities like NLnet and dedicated service providers it can provide a turn-key charitable and business infrastructure for your FOSS efforts.
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## Biography
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Michiel Leenaars (1972, Netherlands) is the chairperson of The Commons Conservancy. In daily life he is Director of Strategy at NLnet Foundation. and director of Internet Society Netherlands, one of the more sizable Internet Society chapters in the world. He is also a W3C liason officer for the Benelux Office of the World Wide Web Consortium. He currently leads two of the four Research & Innovation Actions of the Next Generation Internet initiative, NGI Zero Discovery and NGI Zero PET.
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He is active in a number of national and international organisations, such as OpenDoc Society (vice-chair), SIDN Fund (Board of Advisors), Digitale Infrastructuur Nederland, and Petities.nl foundation (treasurer). He is a member of the Netherlands committee for the UNESCO Information for All Programme.
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date: 2019-11-21T10:31:43+02:00
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description: ""
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layout: event-talk
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title: "Moritz Müller - Roll, Roll, Roll your Root — first DNSSEC Root KSK Rollover"
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- moritz-muller
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platform: youtube
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url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yu6eQIaH5Y
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## Abstract
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I give an in-depth insight into the Root KSK Rollover of the DNSSEC key of last year. Together with researchers, operators and developers from five organizations we analyzed the first ever rollover of the main cryptographic keys of DNSSEC, which had the potential of rendering millions of Internet users offline.
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I will show, why the rollover was postponed by one year, the impact of the rollover itself and the surprising behavior it triggered in resolver software. Our results also question the current distribution methods of the DNSSEC trust anchor, and other trust anchors like CAs.
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## Biography
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Moritz is a Research Engineer with SIDN Labs, the research department of SIDN, the .nl ccTLD and a Ph.D candidate at the University of Twente. His research is focusing on the security and stability of the Domain Name System (DNS). In his work at SIDN he develops tools to detect malicious domain names and measures the deployment and behavior of DNS infrastructure.
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date: 2019-11-21T10:31:43+02:00
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description: ""
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layout: event-talk
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title: "Peter Lexis - Running containers with systemd-nspawn"
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speakers:
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presentation:
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filename: 2019-11-21-peter-lexis-running-containers-with-systemd-nspawn.pdf
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recording:
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platform: youtube
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url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3urXzJU1X8
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## Abstract
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According to its manpage, systemd-nspawn:
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... may be used to run a command or OS in a light-weight namespace container. In many ways it is similar to chroot(1), but more powerful since it fully virtualizes the file system hierarchy, as well as the process tree, the various IPC subsystems and the host and domain name...
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```
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In this talk, I'll go over what all of this means, how to use systemd-nspawn and how nspawn differs from docker, lxc/lxd and qemu-kvm. I'll discuss how to use the systemd-nspawn and machinectl commands, how to run services inside containers and how to introspect the containers.
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After this, I'll quickly touch on a related project called mkosi ("make operating system image") that can be used to create images for containers and virtual-machines in one go.
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Basic knowledge of systemd service management and containers is recommended to attend this talk.
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## Biography
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Educated as a Systems and Network Engineer and having dabbled with DevOps-y things for years, Pieter's official title now is "Senior PowerDNS Engineer". As such, he works on the PowerDNS source code, the build/CI/packaging pipeline and running the infrastructure around the PowerDNS open source project.
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He is also involved in the broader DNS operations and standards communities to make the Internet a better place.
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