Activités prochaines sur Grenoble

J’ai souvent partagé ici mes activités à des événements autour du Logiciel Libre effectués de part le monde. Dans les deux prochains mois, mes activités seront beaucoup plus locales.

Jeudi 30 Janvier, je participerai à la journée à la Journée Open Innovation Minalogic/HPE organisée à la CCI Grenoble. J’y serai un point de contact pour les personnes souhaitant discuter des Logiciels Libres dans tous leurs aspects (Gouvernance, Stratégie d’adoption, Modèles commerciaux, Licences, Gestion de communautés, Briques technologiques, …)

Plus tard en mars, dans le cadre du festival Transfo 2020, outre la µFLOSSCon déjà annoncée ici qui aura lieu le 16 mars à partir de 18h00 chez CGI à Grenoble, qui présentera dans un grand meetup divers aspects du libre dans des formats courts de 30′ maximum, je serai cette année aussi en charge du HPE DAY du 17 mars, le but étant de faire aussi bien que l’an passé. Vous pourrez avoir plus de détails dès l’ouverture du festival… ce jour ! Nous y parlerons entre autres choses de ce que fait HPE pour la planète au travers de solutions, effort de soutenabilité, engagement pour la chaire 3IA travaillant sur l’écosystème alpin, etc.

Une fois ceci fait, il sera temps de se consacrer davantage à la FLOSSCon 2020, qui est toujours en cours de définition (lieux, formats, dates). Mais qui sera bien sûr l’agglomération grenobloise. Les années d’élections municipales rendent plus difficile la possibilité d’obtenir un soutien de municipalité donc nous recherchons toujours un lieu capable de nous héberger si possible 3 jours.

The Europe Redfish Workshop Agenda is now available

Time is flying, and the Workshop is like winter, coming ! We now have the agenda available so you should be even more keen to attend that free event in Lyon the 31st of october !!

Let’s meet over there !

The Redfish Workshop is at the end of this month in Lyon, France

As announced earlier, at the end of this month, in Lyon, just after the 3 days dedicated to the Open Source Summit Europe, HPE and SUSE will host the 31st of october a reprise of the Redfish Workshop already organized during the Open Source Summit in San Diego in August.

It has also now been announced on the HPE Dev portal which should lead to more audience, especially as I can now announce that in addition to Jeff Autor, co-chair of the Redfish Forum, who will cover the lates news on the standard, you’ll also be lucky to hear from Gunnar Mills, who will talk about the new Redfish support added in OpenBMC 2.7 and the future 2.8 version. Full agenda should be published RSN !

And all that is free (as in beer) for you, as all costs are covered by HPE and SUSE, so at least if you can’t come, invite your friends to attend but it’s first come, first serve ! See you there.

Click on http://redfish.dmtf.org for more details on the Redfish standard

Redfish Workshop at the Open Source Summit Europe 2019

Not only will I be speaking at the upcoming Open Source Summit later in october, but I’m also coordinating a co-located event, the second Redfish Workshop !

A replay of the US Redfish Workshop will be held Thursday, October 31, 2019 | 9:00am – 5:00pm at the Lyon Convention Centre, the day after the Open Source Summit Europe 2019 ends.

The Redfish Workshop is a one day event, with live demos that puts you in direct contact with Redfish Project technical experts. Its primary aim is to show sysadmin, architects and developers how to use the Redfish standard in their environments to benefit from a standard management layer for their deployments, configuration and management of systems.

Our knowledgeable and engaging speakers will help you better understand topics like using DMTF tools for system configuration, using the REST API to perform Redfish operations from python, learning latest news on the standard and its future evolution, Through interactive sessions, demos and labs, you’ll have a chance to network and better understand and practice the concepts presented.

This is a free of charge event, sponsored by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and SUSE.

Who can benefit:

• System/Software Developers
• Tech Leads / Development Leads
• Software Architects
• Chief Engineers
• System Engineers
• Development Engineers
• DevOps / System Administrators
• Application Engineers
• Open Source Technologists

Our Keynote speaker will be Jeff Autor who will cover (at least !) the latest news since last year around the Redifsh standard.

For more information about the event please visit the Redfish Workshop page
IMPORTANT: We have a limited number of seats available for this event so please register

And if you’ve expertise you want to share during this workshop, feel free to contact me, there is still room in the Agenda !

Availability of the Redfish Workshop Agenda

As announced, the detailed agenda is now available just below, as well as on the Workshop Page.

• 09:00-09:10 Workshop Intro – Bruno Cornec, Bryan Gartner (10′)
• 09:10-09:45 Introduction to Redfish – Bruno Cornec (35′)
• Definitions
• Why Redfish ?
• Data Model with DMTF reference models
• Demo
• 09:50-11:20 The Redfish Standard – Jeff Autor (1h30′)
• Status
• What’s new since last year in 2018.2/3
• Power & Cooling infra data model
• 11:20-11:50 Configuring Bios via Redfish – Ghazi Belaam (30′)
• Configuring Boot options
• Configuration tools (DMTF Tackle Box)
• 11:50-12:30 Meet the experts (30′)
• 12:50-14:00 Lunch (provided) & Networking
• 14:00-15:00 Redfish usage in Software Stacks: the SUSE example – Bryan Gartner (1h)
• Bare Metal deployment with Redfish and Ironic in SUSE OpenStack Cloud 9
• Prototype of Redfish usage with Saltstack & SUSE Manager
• Terraform + OneView (Using Redfish REST API)
• 15:00-16:45 Hands-on lab on learning Redfish with python – Bruno Cornec (1h45′)
• Redfish concepts and Command Line Interface tools
• Redfish using the request python module
• Redfish using the JSON module
• Redfish using the python-redfish library & tools
• Redfish using an existing python DMTF example
• 16:45-17:00 Round table at the end for a Q&A session – All

IMPORTANT We have a limited number of seats available for this event so please ​register

The workshop has now been both announced by the Linux Foundation and HPE DEV so hopefully, we’ll see a raising number of inscriptions to it. If you’re interested by the topic, and are not far away from San Diego, please come !

2 weeks to the Redfish Workshop

We’re making progress with the detailed content of the Redfish Workshop that will happen the 20th of August in San Diego prior to the OSS+ELC NA 2019.

It’ has now been anounced as a colocated event, so hopefully more people will be aware and will attend. To register (no cost asked thanks to HPE and SUSE !), please use the following form. We have a limited number of seats.

The detailed agenda will be published very soon now, but I can already announce that one of our key speaker will be Jeff Autor, HPE Distinguished Technologist and Redfish Forum Co-Chair who will be able to answer all your nasty (or more simple :-)) questions about the standard and cover for us the latest news.

Another key speaker will be Bryan Gartner, SUSE Senior Techology Strategist who will detail various use cases of the Redfish standard in SUSE products (OpenStack and Ironic, and Salt and SUSE Manager).

Meet at HPE TSS next week

Last year, due to health problems I had to cancel my participation at last minute to the HPE TSS event. Hopefully, this year I’ll be back again ! Becasue the latest results of my scanner passed last week are as good as they could be: no cancer cells remaining or re-detected, as it was the case both in june and september 2018. So I’ll be able to come back to work full time end of march as planned, but meanwhile, I’ll be working only at 100% 😉

As usual I’ll deliver multiple sessions around various topics, because that’s fun to do ! (well preparation is less fun, but delivery is, so I know I’ll keep only that in mind afterwards ;-))

So I’ll be in Paris from the 116th to the 15th of March, and if you happen to attend and want to talk with me, you should be able to find me at:

• Redfish Implementation at HPE – IB179 – 11/03/19 (Monday) 16:00 – W02
• Linux Roadmap – Followed by OpenSource Round Table – IB173 – 11/03/19 (Monday) 17:00 – W02
• Lab RPM Packaging – L100 – 12/03/19 (Tuesday) 14:00 – Lab 2
• Containers for HPC – B121 – 13/03/19 (Wednesday) 09:30 – W07
• Redfish: Standard status – B194 – 14/03/19 (Thursday) 08:30 – W05
• Learning Python with Redfish – L105 – 14/03/19 (Thursday) 14:00 – Lab 3
• OpenSource Open Labs – OL61 – 15/03/19 (Friday) 11:00 – Lab 4

Well, not too bad for a poor old and ill guy 😉 But except for the Labs, I’m not alone to prepare and deliver, so makes it easier for once. So as usual if you want to talk FLOSS, projects I’m involved in, FLOSSCon 2020 or anything else, feel free to join and chat with me !

Début du Festival Transfo

Ca y est, le Festival Transfo a démarré sur Grenoble avec la soirée d’ouverture qui vient d’avoir lieu. J’ai été déçu par l’analyse fumeuse du philosophe invité. Pour un homme étudiant la sagesse, juger du label Territoire Numérique Libre de l’ADULLACT sur la beauté du logo est fort décevant 😦 Et que conclure de son intervention ? En fait rien pour moi, alors qu’il y aurait plein de choses à souligner. L’analogie entre les Bezos/Zuckerberg d’aujourd’hui avec les Médicis de la Renaissance, quoique séduisante, ne résiste pas à l’analyse fouillée. Les nouveaux ne subventionnent pas les arts, ne recherchent pas à développer le beau, à s’entourer des meilleurs artistes de leur temps et les soutenir dans leurs activités. Ils ne font pas construire palais et chapelle qui doivent leur survivre pour témoigner de leur importance. Ils sont hélas beaucoup plus égocentriques que leur référence renaissance supposée. Ils ne s’impliquent pas en politique ou en religion, car n’ont pas vraiment de vue humaniste, juste une envie de pouvoir. Mais le pourquoi faire reste nébuleux, hormis l’enrichissement.

Les deux autres présentations auxquelles j’ai assisté étaient bien mieux venues, et pertinentes quant aux liens entre numérique et société, avec F. Bordage sur l’éco/green IT et la sobriété numérique (approprié mais pas assez approfondi, par manque de temps alloué) et M. Dojat qui a vulgarisé l’utilisation de l’IA dans le secteur médical et décrit les progrès et limites des machines dans l’aide au diagnostic (passionné et passionnant avec un bon recul sur l’utilisation du Machine Learning rare chez un médecin !)

Mais le meilleur du festival reste à venir !!

Dès demain venez nous retrouver à HPE pour une journée sur l’impact du numérique dans un monde en accélération permanente. Vous pourrez y discuter avec des startups ou des employés HPE sur ce que nous faisons ensemble autour de l’IA et l’Edge Computing (et venez même si vous ne comprenez pas ce que cela veut dire, car on vous expliquera justement !). Et si vous voulez discuter logiciels libres, passez me voir dans la zone démo, j’y serai entre 11h et 17h15. On pourra causer Gouvernance, Communautés, Docker, Mageia, MondoRescue, Continuous Packaging ou tout autre sujet dans mes cordes 😉

Et si vous voulez approfondir ce sujet, l’association FLOSSITA vous offre 3 journées complètes pour faire le tour de l’usage des technologies numériques libres pour le grand public, l’entreprise ou le secteur public lors de la FLOSSCon 2019. C’est libre ET gratuit ! Et même les philosophes pourront y apprendre plein de choses pour augmenter leur sagesse 😉

Le programme startup d’HPE

Je parle rarement de ce que fait HPE, mais cette initiative est intéressante, française (voyez-vous un lien de cause à effet 😉 et peut aider des startup du libre, donc n’hésitez pas à postuler au nouveau programme Startup d’HPE !

 

Et si vous êtes dans le secteur FLOSS, je serai volontiers parrain de votre initiative ce qui nous permettra de parler de gouvernance, licences, technologie ou autre dans ce domaine !

 

Ne tardez pas, vous avez jusqu’au 12 février pour candidater.

Time to Meet at Hewlett Packard Enterprise Technology & Solutions Summit 2017 !

It’s time again for me to prepare the HPE TSS designed for our presales and channel partners, with some of our the best experts to transfer knowledge on everything HPE !

We have again this year a track dedicated to Open Source and Linux !).

So I’ll be in Cannes from the 6th to the 10th of February to cover:

• B90 HPE’s Open Source Strategy – Auditorium K – Tuesday 7th of February 2017 – 5:30PM-6:20PM
• L30-R1 Docker 101 Tutorial – Lab 1 – Wednesday 8th of February 2017 – 8:30AM-10:20AM
• B91 Docker @ HPE – Ambassadeurs B – Wednesday 8th of February 2017 – 12:00AM-12:50AM
• L31 Docker Orchestration Tutorial – Lab 1 – Thursday 9th of February 2017 – 8:30AM-10:20AM
• B94 Docker: technology aspects and tools – Redaction 1 – Thursday 9th of February 2017 – 3:00PM-3:50PM
• L30-R2 Docker 101 Tutorial – Lab 3 – Thursday 9th of February 2017 – 4:30PM-6:20PM
• B92 Linux Distributions roadmap – Redaction 3 – Friday 10th of February 2017 – 8:30AM-9:20AM
• B6 HPE RESTful API and the Redfish standard – Espace Californie – Friday 10th of February 2017 – 12:00AM-12:50AM

Pretty busy week no ?! And you should be able to replay the labs/tutorials on Wednesday afternoon during the OpenLab session in Lab 1.

A lot of sessions are covering Docker related topics this year, and I’m happy with thatas it’s a great techno, even more with the recently announced 1.13 bringing service support to docker-compose !

For those of you wondering why project-builder.org and MondoRescue versions are not published more regularly, that gives you again a hint 😉 Not speaking of the travel for 2 weeks starting the week after this one, and the next event in March in Grenoble, TES, where I’m part of the Event team and that we’ll organize for the 8th time.

See you there to talk of these subjects or something else as you see fit. I’m around the whole week.