ApacheCon is the official global series of conferences of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). As a prestigious open source feast, ApacheCon has attracted much attention in the open source community and is also one of the well-known activities in the early days of the open source movement.
As early as 1998, before the establishment of ASF, ApacheCon had attracted participants at all levels to explore "tomorrow's technology" in more than 300 Apache projects and their different communities. Also in this session, developers who developed HTTPD services gathered together and decided to establish the Apache Software Foundation.
First event was held in San Francisco, CA, October 1998 (the ASF incorporated ~6 months later).
ApacheCon is held once a year, usually in Europe or North America. It is an excellent opportunity for Apache developers to communicate, discuss, and meet offline. It is also a rare occasion for sharing ideas and exciting ideas. Through hands-on practice, keynote speeches, actual case studies, training, hackathons, etc., showcase the latest development and emerging innovations of the Apache project.
This year, in order to better serve the fast-growing Apache users and contributors in the first ApacheCon online conference for the Asia-Pacific time zone. The ApacheCon Asia Conference will be held in August 2021. held online from 6th to 8th.
Now, please follow me and take a look at the wonderful presentations in this year’s keynote speech session!
Sharan Foga-Director of the Apache Foundation
Sharan Foga has joined the Apache Foundation since 2008 and has lectured on "The Apache Way" at several conferences to spread the philosophy and spirit of Apache. She likes to actively participate in open source community management projects. She is the VP of the Apache Kibble project and a PMC member of several Apache projects, including Apache Community Development, Apache OfBiz and Apache Training (Incubating). The title of her lecture is "Welcome Diversity" (Embrace Diversity) .
Diversity and inclusion have always been an important part of the Apache project community. Being able to work and collaborate remotely with all kinds of people is the core strength of all our communities.
How do we attract, embrace and collaborate with a wide range of contributors?
What signals can the community send to show that they want and value different contributors?
And once you attract these contributors, how do we know or measure how well we are doing?
In this speech, Sharan will discuss some of the challenges the Apache Software Foundation faces in becoming a diverse community, and will also bring you some strategies and tools that may be helpful.
Jiang Ning-the initiator of this conference, the most famous Apache Foundation mentor in China
He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation, an incubator mentor of the Apache Software Foundation, the initiator of ALC (Apache Local Community) Beijing, a technical expert of Huawei's Open Source Competence Center, and a former chief software engineer of Red Hat Software. His topic is " foster the open source community road - Cultivating Open Source Communities ."
Open Source Communities can organically unite users and developers with the help of the Internet, allowing everyone to cross organizational boundaries and collaborate effectively for a common goal. In order for everyone to embrace an open source culture that is open, transparent, and win-win cooperation, and nurture a healthy open source ecosystem, while we actively integrate into the industry’s successful open source community to learn from experience, we must also cultivate an organically developed open source community within the organization. In this sharing, Jiang Ning will combine his 15 years of open source industry experience to show everyone the exploration of the road to open source community cultivation.
Ion Stoica-founder of Spark project
Ion Stoica is a professor in the EECS department of the University of California, Berkeley. He is engaged in cloud computing and network computer systems research. He has led the launch of multiple projects including Apache spark, Apache mesos, Tachyon, Chord DHT and Dynamic Packet State (DPS). Ion Stoica is an ACM Fellow and has won a series of academic honors including the SIGOPS Hall of Fame Award (2015), SIGCOMM Ten Year Time Test Award (2011), and ACM Doctoral Thesis Award (2001). In 2013, he co-founded Databricks. The topic of his lecture is " Ray: A universal framework for distributed computing " (Ray: A universal framework for distributed computing).
Distributed computing is becoming the norm, and this trend is mainly driven by the computing requirements of machine learning. However, building distributed applications today requires a lot of expertise. Ray's goal is to make programming a cluster of machines as easy as programming a laptop.
Shan Zhihao-Chairman of Tencent Open Source Alliance
He is currently the chairman of Tencent Open Source Alliance and has more than ten years of practical experience in the fields of cloud native, microservices, edge computing, big data and open source ecology. He actively participates in open source communities at home and abroad, serving as an observer of the Linux Foundation Board of Directors, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the TARS Foundation, Linux Foundation Akraino Edge Computing TSC, Open Atom Open Source Foundation TOC, Mulan Open Source Community TOC, China Cloud Native Industry Alliance Technical Expert, Open Source Social advisory member. He has been awarded SegmentFault China Open Source Pioneer, InfoQ Top Ten Open Source Outstanding Contributors, China Academy of Information and Communications Technology Peak Open Source Figure, COPU China Outstanding Open Source Figure, GOPS Microservices Man of the Year, Go China's Most Valuable Expert, etc. The topic of his speech was "The Road to Good Technology and Social Value Innovation".
Shan Zhihao will share with the audience Tencent Cloud's continuous investment, results and prospects in open source, including the current progress of the Apache InLong project in the ASF incubator, and explain how technology is good and open source can realize the vision of social value innovation.
Professor Wang Jianmin-Dean of School of Software, Tsinghua University
Teacher Wang Jianmin, Professor of Tsinghua University, Dean of the School of Software, Vice Dean of the School of Information, Executive Director of the National Engineering Laboratory of Big Data System Software, National Outstanding Youth, winner of the National Government Special Allowance, and selected into the National "Ten Thousand Thousand Plan". He is the leader of the National 863 Program Advanced Manufacturing Expert Group and a member of the National Industrial Internet Strategy Consulting Expert Committee. This time he will bring you a keynote speech "Industrial Big Data Software and Open Source Innovation"
Industrial big data is the core element of the industrial Internet. In the lecture of teacher Wang Jianmin, he will report and analyze the development background of industrial big data, analyze the interrelationship between industrial big data, enterprise informatization and industrial Internet, and explain its data Features and application characteristics, discusses the industrial big data software system architecture and industrial big data software innovation under the open source model, and introduces the open source research and development and open source education exploration of the Tsinghua University Software School in the field of industrial big data software.
Dongxu-PingCap CTO
He is an expert and architect of distributed systems, the co-founder and chief technology officer of open source software PingCAP, and the co-founder of the famous open source HTAP database TiDB. He once worked at Microsoft Research Asia, NetEase Youdao, Mando Lab, 2015 Established PingCAP, specializing in the design and implementation of distributed storage systems, and the design of high-concurrency back-end architecture. He has published papers or lectures at VLDB, HPTS and other academic database conferences. The topic of his speech is "In Community We Trust" .
Open source has recently become a very hot topic. The core of open source is not in the code, but in the community. What is the nature of the community? Why is the community so important? How to run a good open source software community? Is there a conflict between open source and commercial? These are very important issues. In this speech, Huang Dongxu will bring his views to everyone.
Han Qing Luke-Apache Kylin Project VP
He is the co-founder and CEO of Kyligence, co-founder of Apache Kylin and PMC Member. The topic of his speech is " From Open Source to Product, Thinking and Practice of Open Source Project Productization ".
Apache Kylin has been China's first top-level ASF project for almost 6 years. The founding team has formed a startup company Kyligence to carry out productization work. Today, from a product perspective, looking back at open source projects and technologies, there are many similarities and many differences. In this sharing, Luke will share how Kylin productizes an open source technology from the perspective of a "product manager" and how to operate open source communities and projects with "product thinking".
Junping-TOC Chairman of the Open Atom Foundation
He is also a member of ASF Member, Apache Hadoop Committer & PMC Member, board member of LF AI Foundation, and general manager of Huawei Computing Open Source. The topic of his speech is "Community over code: practices on open source projects across different foundations" .
As one of the key open source rules, "community>code" has been recognized by most open source projects. Building an active community around an open source project is considered an important indicator of the maturity of a project. Therefore, many open source foundations have a clear entry on the Check list for projects that are about to graduate from the incubator. However, different foundations (Apache, Linux and OpenAtom) may be slightly different. At this conference, Mr. Du Junping will share his experience gained from more than 10 years of open source contributions.
Wen Ming-Founder of Tributary Technology, Chairman of Apache APISIX PMC
He is the chairman of Apache APISIX PMC, a member of the Apache Foundation, and the co-founder of Tributary Technology. The topic of his speech is " Apache APISIX, the road from open source project to commercialization ".
Apache APISIX was donated by a startup company to the Apache Software Foundation and commercialized products based on this. This is not a common practice. Why is Apache APISIX developing so fast? What are the feasible paths for commercialization of the Apache project? In this sharing, the chairman of Apache APISIX PMC and the co-founder of Tributary Technology, Wen Ming, will come to everyone.
Jono Bacon-Author of "The Art of Community Operation"
Jono Bacon has worked in the open source field for 22 years. Although his career is generally successful, he has also experienced many failures. The title of his speech this time is " Epic Fail: Key Open Source Career Mistakes and How to Avoid Them | Major Failure: Key Open Source Career Mistakes and How to Avoid ".
In this keynote speech, Jono will share some of the most critical mistakes he made and how you can not only learn from these mistakes, but also use them as a way to achieve greater success. His guidance will be practical and will provide you with plenty of materials to put into action. This will be an open, transparent, and soft keynote speech with many questions worth thinking about, such as what should be done and what should not be done.
In this theme meeting, Jono will share some of the important mistakes he has made, and how you will gain from these mistakes, and use them as a methodology to help you achieve greater success. His guidance will be practical and will provide you with plenty of material to put into action.
Hong Phuc Dang-Vice President of OSI, Founder of FOSSASIA
Hong Phuc Dang is the Vice President of OSI and the founder of FOSSASIA, an organization dedicated to improving people's lives by sharing open technologies, promoting global connections and sustainable production. She presides over the annual FOSSASIA summit and organizes open technology summits in Vietnam, India, China, Sri Lanka and Germany. She is the vice chairman of the IEEE Open Source Committee, a board member of the Open Source Business Alliance and the vice president of the open source program. With more than ten years of open source expertise, she supports the technological transformation of enterprises to open source and endogenous development models. Her recent work has focused on putting open source hardware into production on a large scale. Hong Phuc believes that freedom and open source are not just a way of freely exchanging code, it is a mode of cooperation that sets an example for people all over the world to cooperate peacefully to solve problems. The topic of her speech is "Solving world problems with open technologies" .
We now need open source code more than ever. We urgently need to promote global connections, knowledge exchange and cross-border cooperation. Only through cooperation can we make greater progress in solving some of the world’s most pressing problems. People from all over the world work together on open source projects. They are showing every day that despite their different perspectives, personal and historical backgrounds and experiences, it is possible to have fruitful and successful cooperation on a global scale for the benefit of all. In this conference, Hong Phuc Dang will talk about the status, challenges and opportunities of open source software and hardware. What have we learned from the global pandemic crisis, how individuals contribute and help build global solutions in an open source way.
Kevin Xu-Senior Director of International Development Strategy, GitHub
He is the senior director of GitHub's international expansion strategy. He is the author of the Interconnected Newsletter Blog on the intersection of technology, business, investment, and geopolitics, and was the general manager of PingCAP's global strategy and operations. The topic of his speech is " How to support the next 50 million open source developers" .
The next wave of open source developers not only comes from mature economies, but more and more from emerging markets and developing countries, many of which are in the Asia-Pacific region. This global growth has brought new opportunities and challenges. In this talk, Kevin Xu will discuss who these new developers will be, what they need to succeed, and how the global open source community should better support them.
Wang Feng-Alibaba Researcher, Head of Open Source Big Data Platform
Wang Feng, Mo Wen, a researcher at Alibaba, head of the open source big data platform. Currently leading the team to build Alibaba Cloud's open source big data product system based on open source big data technology, including real-time computing services based on Apache Flink, E-MapReduce platform based on Apache Hadoop / Spark, and a new generation of data lake analysis products, not only serving Alibaba internally For all real-time data services of the group, it also provides the world's leading open source big data computing services for small and medium enterprises through Alibaba Cloud. The topic he shared was " Alibaba's open source big data road ".
Alibaba has always adhered to the dual-track development model of self-research and open source in the direction of big data technology, and actively embraces the open source ecosystem based on self-research, especially in recent years with the continuous rapid development of Alibaba Cloud’s business, based on the open source technology ecosystem The cloud product system is more and more favored by the market. Alibaba started to build the first-generation big data platform based on Apache Hadoop 12 years ago-Cloud Ladder, and has vigorously promoted the development of the Apache Flink community since 2016. At present, Alibaba has become the world's largest contributor and promoter of the Apache Flink community. . At present, the Alibaba open source big data team has cultivated more than 30 Apache top-level project Commiter / PMC Members and many ASF Members. In this speech, Wang Feng will introduce Alibaba's open source big data technology development process and future plans in the past 10 years.
It can be seen that at this ApacheCon Asia conference, big open source experts from China and abroad will bring us wonderful sharing. From different perspectives such as open source projects, research scholars, and open source foundations, it will inspire the audience. If you are concerned about open source technology, open source communities, technology operations, technology entrepreneurship, and open source foundations, ApacheCon Asia will be your best choice.
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https://www.apachecon.com/acasia2021/zh/sessions.html
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