Speak at Open Source Summit NA: Submit Your Proposal by April 29

Only two weeks left to submit your talk for Open Source Summit North America.

Submit a proposal to speak at Open Source Summit North America taking place August 29-31, in Vancouver, B.C., and share your knowledge and expertise with 2,000+ open source technologists and community members. Proposals are being accepted through 11:59pm PDT, Sunday, April 29.

This year’s tracks/content will cover the following areas:

Cloud Native Apps/Serverless/Microservices
Infrastructure & Automation (Cloud/Cloud Native/DevOps)
Linux Systems
Artificial Intelligence & Data Analytics
Emerging Technologies & Wildcard (Networking, Edge, IoT, Hardware, Blockchain)
Community, Compliance, Governance, Culture, Open Source Program Management (Open Collaboration Conference track)
Diversity & Inclusion (Diversity Empowerment Summit)
Innovation at Apache/in Apache Projects (Apache Software Foundation track)
Cloud & Container Apprentice Linux Engineer Tutorials Track (geared towards attendees new to using Linux and open source based cloud & container technologies)

View the full list of suggested topics, learn more about the 2018 Program Chairs, Track Chairs, and Program Committee, and submit now >>

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