Red Hat Summit Community Theater Talks

# Red Hat Summit Community Theater Talks ## Running CentOS Stream in production at Meta **Speakers:** - Davide Cavalca - Michel Lind **Description:** (20-60 words) Meta's production environment runs CentOS Stream on millions of hosts and containers. We'll talk about why and how we productionize CentOS Stream, our work in the Enterprise Linux community, and some of the challenges involved. **Persona:** (select all that apply) Amplifier (this one) Maker Multiplier Catalyst Connector **Track:** (select one) Application platform (Shaun suggests) Artificial intelligence Automation Developer productivity Edge and emerging technology Infrastructure (this one) People, community, and culture Virtualization **Tech proficiency:** (select one) Non-technical, business focused Technical, introductory (Shaun suggests) Technical, intermediate Technical, advanced **Audience:** (select all that apply) Build applications Contribute in a non-technical way Contribute to community projects (Shaun suggests) (this one) Design application/system architectures Have another enterprise technology role Make final decisions about IT purchases/vendors Manage and analyze data Manage application platforms Manage infrastructure (Shaun suggests) (this one) Manage people Manage projects Market technology or services Provide technical support Sell technology or services Serve in an executive (VP or higher) role **Topics:** (select up to 4) AI infrastructure and frameworks APIs Application delivery Application development Application modernization Application platform (Shaun suggests) Application services Authentication Automation AWS Business automation CI/CD Cloud Cloud services Compliance Containers Culture and process Data science Data streaming and messaging Database DevOps DevSecOps Edge computing Event-driven Generative AI GitOps Google Cloud Hybrid cloud IBM Cloud Infrastructure (this one) Integration IT management IT strategy Kubernetes Microservices Microsoft Azure Migration MLOps Mobile Multicloud Networking Open source (Shaun suggests) (this one) OpenStack Operators Predictive AI Provisioning Security Serverless Service mesh UI/UX Virtualization **Products & Services:** (select up to 4) Community project (Shaun suggests) (this one) Red Hat 3scale API Management Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes Red Hat AMQ Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Red Hat Application Foundations Red Hat Connectivity Link Red Hat Consulting Red Hat Developer Hub Red Hat Device Edge Red Hat Edge Red Hat Enterprise Linux (Shaun suggests) (this one) Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI Red Hat Insights Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) Red Hat Lightspeed Red Hat OpenShift Red Hat OpenShift AI Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Red Hat OpenStack Platform Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift Red Hat Quay Red Hat Runtimes Red Hat Satellite Red Hat Service Interconnect Red Hat Support Red Hat Training and Certification Red Hat Trusted Software Supply Chain **Industry:** (select up to 3) N/A - relevant to all industries (Shaun suggests) (this one) Automotive Education Energy Financial services Government Healthcare Hospitality Insurance IT consulting and services Logistics and transportation Manufacturing Media and entertainment Non-profit Retail Sciences Telecommunications Utilities ## CentOS Proposed Updates SIG: Bridging the Gap between development and production (and maybe something about Hyperscale, i.e. different places your patches could land) **Speakers:** - Davide Cavalca - Neal Gompa **Description:** (20-60 words) CentOS Stream is especially suited for production deployments. In these environments it's often common to develop improvements to distribution packages and want to contribute them upstream. Until very recently that required one to then maintain their own build and deployment pipeline for the packages, until the changes made their way into the distribution. CentOS Proposed Updates (CPU) SIG aims to bridge this gap - changes that have been submitted as merge requests can be built in this SIG, providing those who run Stream in production with access to needed updates while they make their way into CentOS Stream. We hope this will help increase collaboration between RHEL engineers, CentOS Stream contributors, and the rebuild community as well, especially those that have distributions derived from CentOS Stream directly (such as AlmaLinux with AlmaLinux OS Kitten), as everyone can focus on making improvements without reinventing their own build pipelines. **Persona:** (select all that apply) Amplifier Maker (this one) Multiplier Catalyst Connector **Track:** (select one) Application platform (Shaun suggests) Artificial intelligence Automation Developer productivity Edge and emerging technology Infrastructure (this one?) People, community, and culture Virtualization **Tech proficiency:** (select one) Non-technical, business focused Technical, introductory (Shaun suggests) Technical, intermediate Technical, advanced **Audience:** (select all that apply) Build applications Contribute in a non-technical way Contribute to community projects (Shaun suggests) (this one) Design application/system architectures Have another enterprise technology role Make final decisions about IT purchases/vendors Manage and analyze data Manage application platforms Manage infrastructure (this one) Manage people Manage projects Market technology or services Provide technical support Sell technology or services Serve in an executive (VP or higher) role **Topics:** (select up to 4) AI infrastructure and frameworks APIs Application delivery Application development Application modernization Application platform (Shaun suggests) Application services Authentication Automation AWS Business automation CI/CD Cloud Cloud services Compliance Containers Culture and process Data science Data streaming and messaging Database DevOps DevSecOps Edge computing Event-driven Generative AI GitOps Google Cloud Hybrid cloud IBM Cloud Infrastructure Integration IT management IT strategy Kubernetes Microservices Microsoft Azure Migration MLOps Mobile Multicloud Networking Open source (Shaun suggests) OpenStack Operators Predictive AI Provisioning Security Serverless Service mesh UI/UX Virtualization **Products & Services:** (select up to 4) Community project (Shaun suggests) Red Hat 3scale API Management Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes Red Hat AMQ Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Red Hat Application Foundations Red Hat Connectivity Link Red Hat Consulting Red Hat Developer Hub Red Hat Device Edge Red Hat Edge Red Hat Enterprise Linux (Shaun suggests) Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI Red Hat Insights Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) Red Hat Lightspeed Red Hat OpenShift Red Hat OpenShift AI Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Red Hat OpenStack Platform Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift Red Hat Quay Red Hat Runtimes Red Hat Satellite Red Hat Service Interconnect Red Hat Support Red Hat Training and Certification Red Hat Trusted Software Supply Chain **Industry:** (select up to 3) N/A - relevant to all industries (Shaun suggests) Automotive Education Energy Financial services Government Healthcare Hospitality Insurance IT consulting and services Logistics and transportation Manufacturing Media and entertainment Non-profit Retail Sciences Telecommunications Utilities