[systemd-devel] All Systems Go! 2023 (13/14. 09. 23): Call for Proposals ends July 7th

[Paul Menzel]

Dear systemd folks,


I didn’t see an announcement for ASG2023 on the list, so for those, like 
me, who haven’t seen this yet [1]:

> All Systems Go! 2023 Call for Proposals
> 
> The Call for Participation (CFP) for All Systems Go! 2023 is now
> open! Please submit your proposals for consideration.
> 
> The CFP will close on July 7th, 2023. A response will be sent to all
> submitters on or before July 14th, 2023. The conference takes place
> in 🗺️ Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 on Sept. 13-14th.
> 
> All Systems Go! 2023 is all about foundational open-source Linux
> technologies. We are primarily looking for deeply technical talks by
> and for developers, engineers and other technical roles.
> 
> We focus on the userspace side of things, so while kernel topics are
> welcome they must have clear, direct relevance to userspace. The
> following is a non-comprehensive list of topics encouraged for 2023
> submissions:
> 
>  *  Image-Based Linux 🖼️ 
>  *  Secure and Measured Boot 📏 
>  *  TPM-Based Local/Remote Attestation, Encryption, Authentication 🔑 
>  *  Low-level container executors and infrastructure ⚙️. 
>  *  IoT, embedded and server Linux infrastructure 
>  *  Reproducible builds 🔧 
>  *  Package management, OS, container 📦, image delivery and updating 
>  *  Building Linux devices and applications 🏗️ 
>  *  Low-level desktop 💻 technologies 
>  *  Networking 🌐 
>  *  System and service management 🚀 
>  *  Tracing and performance measuring 🔍 
>  *  IPC and RPC systems 🦜 
>  *  Security 🔐 and Sandboxing 🏖️ 
> 
> Format: submissions must be in one of three formats: 35min talk + 5
> min Q&A, 20min talk + 5 min Q&A, and 5min lightning talks.
> 
> Please familiarize yourself with our Code of Conduct as all speakers
> and attendees are expected to abide by it.
> 
> You can enter proposals until 2023-07-07 23:59 (UTC)

Kind regards,

Paul


[1]: https://cfp.all-systems-go.io/all-systems-go-2023/cfp