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Jesper Dangaard Brouer

Red Hat
Linux Kernel Developer
Copenhagen, Denmark

Jesper Dangaard Brouer is Principal Kernel Engineer at Red Hat, and is part of the team that maintains the Linux Kernel Network Stack. He is working from the comfort of this home in Denmark, outside Copenhagen. He has participated in several invitation only developer conferences, including NetConf and most of the Netfilter Developer Workshops. He is also part of the team that maintains netfilter.org. He is a frequent speaker at technical conferences.

Twitter: @JesperBrouer

09:00 CET

Keynote - Tim Burke a. D105 (300 places)

09:50 CET

Analyzing KVM BlockIO event latency workshops A112 (64 places)

10:40 CET

Linux Device Model e. E104 (72 places)

11:30 CET

What you (probably) don't use in modern compilers e. E104 (72 places)

12:20 CET

RealTime KVM e. E104 (72 places)

13:10 CET

How to Connect Imaginary Computers Using Imaginary Networks a. D105 (300 places) What's up in the Kernel Land e. E104 (72 places)

14:00 CET

Live migrating a container: pros, cons and gotchas a. D105 (300 places) Whats the big deal about Networking? c. D0207 (90 places)

14:50 CET

New Features in Open vSwitch c. D0207 (90 places)

15:40 CET

Open vSwitch in Userspace c. D0207 (90 places)

16:30 CET

Wicked Fast PaaS: Performance Tuning of OpenShift and Docker workshops A113 (64 places) Networking in container world c. D0207 (90 places)

09:00 CET

A Graybeard's Worst Nightmare - How Docker Containers are Re-Defining the Linux OS a. D105 (300 places)

10:40 CET

What's new in NetworkManager d. E112 (156 places)

11:30 CET

Automated network stack testing e. E104 (72 places)

12:20 CET

nftables e. E104 (72 places) Linux as a guest on Hyper-V c. D0207 (90 places)

15:40 CET

Qemu Disk I/O: Which performs better, Native or Threads? c. D0207 (90 places)

16:30 CET

Functional and stress testing of Worldwide LHC Computing Grid infrastructure with HammerCloud b. D0206 (154 places) LOGJAM: What you should know! a. D105 (300 places)

17:20 CET

Intrusion Detection in the Cloud a. D105 (300 places)

09:00 CET

Relationship of Red Hat & Fedora+State of Fedora a. D105 (300 places)

09:50 CET

Lies, mapped drives & device-mapper statistics e. E104 (72 places)

10:40 CET

MACsec: encryption for wired LANs e. E104 (72 places)

11:30 CET

Kernel Network Stack Challenges at 100Gbit/s speeds e. E104 (72 places)

12:20 CET

Why use iproute2? e. E104 (72 places)