Overview
Head to All Things Open and visit the Red Hat booth to connect with open source and AI experts. Discover how open source innovation drives AI platforms, Linux, governance, and community participation from upstream projects to everyday technologies.
Speakers
8
Schedule
Running Agents Locally with Open Source: From Laptop to Kubernetes (Machine Learning/AI 2 Track - Ballroom C) Explore how open source technologies can help developers run AI agents locally and take them from a laptop to Kubernetes. This session looks at the tools and approaches that make local, portable AI development possible. Grace Ableidinger,Red Hat Legare Kerrison,Red Hat
Running Agents Locally with Open Source: From Laptop to Kubernetes
Explore how open source technologies can help developers run AI agents locally and take them from a laptop to Kubernetes. This session looks at the tools and approaches that make local, portable AI development possible.
Findings from the Survey on Generative AI and Open Source Software Development (Machine Learning/AI2 track room - Ballroom C) As Generative AI (GenAI) transforms software engineering, its impact on the unique collaborative dynamics of Open Source Software (OSS) remains poorly understood. We develop a novel survey that bridges that gap by examining how GenAI shapes OSS development and maintenance. We explore how GenAI tools are integrated into contributor workflows, analyze their cascading effects on maintainer workloads, and what implications they have on project-level outcomes. Our findings offer a crucial pulse check on how AI is redefining the sustainability and future of open-source ecosystems. Brian Proffitt ,Senior Manager, Community Outreach, Red Hat Cara Delia,AI Community Architect Manager, Red Hat Hillary Carter,SVP Research, Linux Foundation
Kubernetes Under Fire: Igniting Performance and Burning Through Bottlenecks with Kube-Burner Speakers (Cloud Track - Room 302C) Explore how Kube-Burner can put Kubernetes environments under pressure, expose performance bottlenecks, and help teams understand how their clusters behave at scale. Joe Talerico ,Red Hat Vishnu Challa,Red Hat
Findings from the Survey on Generative AI and Open Source Software Development
As Generative AI (GenAI) transforms software engineering, its impact on the unique collaborative dynamics of Open Source Software (OSS) remains poorly understood. We develop a novel survey that bridges that gap by examining how GenAI shapes OSS development and maintenance. We explore how GenAI tools are integrated into contributor workflows, analyze their cascading effects on maintainer workloads, and what implications they have on project-level outcomes. Our findings offer a crucial pulse check
Kubernetes Under Fire: Igniting Performance and Burning Through Bottlenecks with Kube-Burner Speakers
Explore how Kube-Burner can put Kubernetes environments under pressure, expose performance bottlenecks, and help teams understand how their clusters behave at scale.
Code Reviews: Compassion vs Criticism (101 Track - Room 301B) Code reviews are about more than finding bugs. Explore the human side of open source collaboration and how thoughtful, constructive feedback can help build stronger contributors, healthier communities, and better software. Alex Oladele,Red Hat
Code Reviews: Compassion vs Criticism
Code reviews are about more than finding bugs. Explore the human side of open source collaboration and how thoughtful, constructive feedback can help build stronger contributors, healthier communities, and better software.