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talk:
speaker: Jan-Piet Mens
title: The Story of OwnTracks
link:
link: talks/jan-piet-mens-the-story-of-owntracks/
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talk:
speaker: Martijn van Lom
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talk:
speaker: Kees Meijs
title: "Cloud construction at Nefos"
link:
link: talks/kees-meijs-cloud-construction-at-nefos/
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talk:
speaker: Slawek Wojtczak
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talk:
speaker: Benjamin Martin
title: "FileSender: Sharing large files across research facilities"
link:
link: talks/benjamin-martin-filesender-sharing-large-files-across-research-facilities/
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talk:
speaker: Mischa Peters

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categories:
- presentaties
date: 2018-11-15T10:31:43+02:00
description: ""
layout: event-talk
tags:
- filesender
- files
title: "Benjamin Martin - FileSender: sharing large files across research facilities"
speakers:
- benjamin-martin
presentation:
filename: 2018-11-15-benjamin-martin-filesender-sharing-large-files-across-research-facilities.pdf
recording:
platform: youtube
url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzxnNGv9ObE
---
## Abstract
The FileSender project allows large files (100gb+) to easily be shared with people at other companies and research facilities. Uploads and downloads occur in the browser and files can be uploaded to a FileSender hosted at your organization or you can be invited as a guest to another research facility installation. Optional end to end encryption keeps the data secure from users on the server, all crypto is done in the browser keeping it simple and secure for users.
While a raw http and ftp server can be used to share files, many non technical users will not have access to upload and administer one of these servers. Access control to only selected users and automatic expiration of hosted files might be difficult for users more interested in research which is outside the IT field.
FileSender supports push and pull models. To push, if you have access to a FileSender installation you can upload the file to it and inform those who you want to access the data to allow them to obtain it. To pull a file, you can create a guest on your FileSender install and invite a user to upload the data there. Guests can be subjected to specific access control, for example, only uploading a single file, and only to you.
I would love to talk about the challenges the FileSender project tries to address, the php/js code that comprise it, the history, and development of FileSender. I think it is a useful project to know and use in research and commercial environments and would love to hear feedback on where the project might want to move in the future.
## Biography
Dr Martin is the creator of libferris and loves to push the envelope of what a filesystem can do. He loves to build robots, cnc machines, and tinker with electronics. He has a long history with open source, including many ODF projects and a core contributor to FontForge for many years and is now the project lead for FileSender.

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categories:
- presentaties
date: 2018-11-15T10:31:43+02:00
description: ""
layout: event-talk
tags:
- owntracks
title: "Jan-Piet Mens - The Story of OwnTracks"
speakers:
- jan-piet-mens
presentation:
filename:
recording:
platform: youtube
url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOkit8TVUd8
---
## Abstract
OwnTracks let you track your own location (hence the name) via your own equipment. It is an Open Source project which produces Android and iOS apps.
In this talk, we tell you a bit about the crazy idea of how OwnTracks came to be, and some of the applications we've know people are using it for. We'll show you some of the eco-system around it. OwnTracks also produces a "protocol" which is implemented in the Recorder and for openHAB and Home Assistant, Traccar, etc.
## Biography
Jan-Piet Mens is an independent Unix/Linux consultant and sysadmin who's worked with Unix-systems since 1985. Jan-Piet does odd bits of coding, and has architected infrastructure at major customers throughout Europe.
One of his specialities is the Domain Name System and as such, he authored the book Alternative DNS Servers as well as a variety of other technical publications, and he launched the MQTT-based Open Source OwnTracks project.

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categories:
- presentaties
date: 2018-11-15T10:31:43+02:00
description: ""
layout: event-talk
tags:
- cloud
- openstack
- ceph
title: "Kees Meijs - Cloud construction at Nefos"
speakers:
- kees-meijs
presentation:
filename: 2018-11-15-kees-meijs-cloud-construction-at-nefos.pdf
recording:
platform: youtube
url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83Sc8zQtjCY
---
## Abstract
This talk (in Dutch) is about Kees journey at Nefos towards a fully functional implementation of OpenStack in a public environment.
We start with the search for scale-out storage, going in production with Ceph, later on improving with SSDs and such. Continuing with systems architecture in terms of networking and OpenStack components. Pitfalls, maybe some war stories and thoughts about where to go from hereon. In short not a comprehensive guide how to build a OpenStack cloud, but a real-life tale how its done and not done at Nefos.
Obviously theres room for discussion and to ask questions along the way.
## Biography
Back in 96 Kees discovered the wonders of Open Source software and especially Linux. First his hobby and later career in IT brought him a lot of experience and expertise in systems operations and IT architecture.
Nowadays Kees works as a platform architect and partner at Nefos, a new kid on the block in terms of public cloud computing. Do we hear Ceph? Do we hear OpenStack? Yes, we do! Oh, and DevOps and such.

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description: ""
layout: event-talk
tags:
- dcf77
- time
- raspberry-pi
- cybersecurity
title: "Martijn van Lom - Fragile cyber-world: will fragmentation kill cybersecurity?"
speakers:
- martijn-van-lom