Laatste set talks 2019vj toegevoegd

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         speaker: Reinoud van Leeuwen
         title: Built-in security in an agile online software development environment
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         speaker: Robert Altnoeder
         title: Software Defined Storage the Linux way
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         speaker: Suzanne Daniels
         title: From Clippy to Kernel
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         speaker: Rudi van Drunen
         title: "CI/CD in a modern world"
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content/evenementen/nluug/voorjaarsconferentie-2019/talks/reinoud-van-leeuwen-built-in-security-in-an-agile-online-software-development-environment.md

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+---
+categories:
+- presentaties
+date: 2019-05-23T10:31:43+02:00
+description: ""
+layout: event-talk
+tags:
+- security
+- agile
+- development
+title: "Reinoud van Leeuwen - Built-in security in an agile online software development environment"
+speakers:
+- reinoud-van-leeuwen
+presentation: 
+  filename: 2019-05-23-reinoud-van-leeuwen-built-in-security-in-an-agile-online-software-development-environment.pdf
+recording:
+  platform: youtube
+  url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmblGoE4yyI
+---
+
+## Abstract
+
+We live in a fast-moving world. It's not uncommon in modern software development environments to do hundreds of releases in a microservices-based online application each week. Sounds great for management. But how do we keep it secure? Even when the programmers don't build new security holes themselves, we are dependent on lots of moving parts that are not built in-house.
+
+This talk will look into the possible risks and some solutions:
+
+* keeping track of CVE's
+
+* scanning of repositories
+
+* building small (and efficient) containers
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+* test containers and VM's against a security baseline
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+* having procedures in place to quickly fix things during incidents
+
+## Biography
+
+Reinoud has been involved in Internet hosting since the early 90's. After being involved in the organisation of several big hacker conferences (HIP 1997, HAL 2001, WTH 2005), and working for a major dutch ISP (XS4ALL), and one of the major classifieds websites in the Netherlands (Marktplaats), he is now working for a security company called Tekkamaki.

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+---
+categories:
+- presentaties
+date: 2019-05-23T10:31:43+02:00
+description: ""
+layout: event-talk
+tags:
+- software-defined-storage
+title: "Robert Altnoeder - Software Defined Storage the Linux way"
+speakers:
+- robert-altnoeder
+presentation: 
+  filename: 2019-05-23-robert-altnoeder-software-defined-storage-the-linux-way.pdf
+recording:
+  platform: youtube
+  url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhygQzNfBWU
+---
+
+## Abstract
+
+I will start with a refresh the audience's overview of the storage functionalities that are available as open source with the Linux kernel: LVM, thin provisioning, RAIDs, SSDs as HDD caches, deduplication, targets/initiators and DRBD. They are all compatible on the data plane, but each brings its own control mechanism.
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+Then I will present an open source software called LINSTOR, that combines all those parts and allows one to manage block storage volumes on the level of a storage cluster. It supports synchronous and asynchronous replicated volumes to build a resilient storage system.
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+On top of that, it comes with a CSI driver for Kubernetes, Apache Mesos and Docker Swarm to provide persistent storage to containers. At this level one of the Linux file systems is put on top of the block storage. Drivers for Cinder/OpenStack, OpenNebula and XenServer are available as well.
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+It is mainly targeted at workloads requiring high performance IO subsystems(e.g. databases). It can be deployed hyper-converged or on dedicated nodes. While it was mainly designed with Linux’s storage building blocks in mind it can use storage provided by Swordfish API compliant NVMeoF storage targets.
+
+## Biography
+
+Starting in 2004, Richard worked in support and technical operations of workstations, thin clients and mainframe systems at the Metropolitan Datacenter. Later, when the company was acquired by IBM and renamed BlueIT Datacenter, and he became a member of the failure root cause analysis team.
+
+In 2010, Robert joined the SaaS provider SolveDirect, working in technical operations of Linux-based high availability clusters. In 2013, he joined LINBIT as a software developer, working mainly on the architecture and implementation of the LINSTOR cluster management software, as well as on status monitoring software for DRBD.
+Robert also works on some software projects in my spare time, including Free Open Source Software, with a focus on high reliability implementations of various datastructures, algorithms and utility functions.

content/evenementen/nluug/voorjaarsconferentie-2019/talks/rudi-van-drunen-ci-cd-in-a-modern-world.md

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+---
+categories:
+- presentaties
+date: 2019-05-23T10:31:43+02:00
+description: ""
+layout: event-talk
+tags:
+- ci-cd
+title: "Rudi van Drunen - CI CD in a Modern World"
+speakers:
+- rudi-van-drunen
+presentation: 
+  filename: 
+recording:
+  platform: youtube
+  url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6W-m-xG3U-M
+---
+
+## Abstract
+
+In order to accelerate the process of adding business value a continuous deployment and integration setup is needed nowadays.
+
+In this talk we discuss the way a CI CD environment can be set up using modern tools and a cloud centric approach, based on dockers that are automatically deployed within a kubernetes cluster after each commit to a source repo. All steps to create a running CI CD environment aka. the software production line will be shown and demo-ed. The resulting pipeline can be run on serveral open and closed platforms.
+
+## Biography
+
+Next to being dad and geek, Rudi tries to mold the technical part of the product creation process at SpronQ.
+
+Rudi has more than 20 years of experience in the UNIX and open standards world, in large (data-centers) and small (embedded) environments.
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+He is an active member of USENIX and likes to visit conferences. In his spare time, he's into photography, sailing and travelling, and tries to combine this.

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+---
+categories:
+- presentaties
+date: 2019-05-23T10:31:43+02:00
+description: ""
+layout: event-talk
+tags:
+- clippy
+- kernel
+title: "Suzanne Daniels - From Clippy to Kernel"
+speakers:
+- suzanne-daniels
+presentation: 
+  filename: 2019-05-23-suzanne-daniels-from-clippy-to-kernel.pdf
+recording:
+  platform: youtube
+  url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2JhdQa8D00
+---
+
+## Abstract
+
+Some of you might remember the iconic picture of Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, in front of the “Microsoft ❤ Linux” slide a few years back. Personally I lost track of this company shortly after the retirement of Clippy, so at that time this statement really surprised me. Skip to a few years later: Microsoft is now a major contributor to Open Source, Linux workloads are responsible for ~50% of Azure, and Windows will even ship with a genuine Linux kernel.
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+In this talk I’ll be sharing more on the Microsoft Open Source journey and we’ll take a look at some services in Azure you might find useful for your (Hybrid) Cloud situation.
+
+## Biography
+
+Suzanne recently celebrated her 20th year working in IT. This in a variety of roles ranging from developer, linux consultant to architect. Now knowing this, you might not be surprised that her motto is “Do what you love”. She’s very passionate about her family, technology, and diversity   inclusion.
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+Recently she joined the Microsoft partner organization as Technology Strategist, helping partners and customers do great things with Azure. Her focus areas are Open Source, App modernization and Developer productivity.