BSDCan2019:

BSDCan2019 - 1.8

BSDCan 2019
The Technical BSD Conference

Event	Speakers
Adventure in DRMland Or how to write a drm driver for an arm64 SoC Event type : Lecture Track : Embedded Language used for presentation : English	Emmanuel Vadot
Amateur Radio and SDR BoF Event type : Meeting Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Aaron Poffenberger
BGP for non-experts - all day - AM Track : Tutorial	Peter Hessler
BGP for non-experts - all day - PM Track : Tutorial	Peter Hessler
BSDCan Closing Social Event end of conference good bye Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
BUG BoF BSD User Group (BUG) BoF Event type : Meeting Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English
Building a security appliance based on FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Mariusz Zaborski
Building an accessible OpenBSD laptop Enabling secure and functional computing for a person with severe disabilities. Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Stefan Sperling
CheriABI: Hardware enforced memory safety for FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Brooks Davis
Closing session The wrap up Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Cross-Platform Parallel Regression and Performance Testing of, and with OpenZFS, FreeBSD and bhyve Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Michael Dexter
Design and verification of the TLS 1.3 handshake state machine in LibreSSL Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Theo Buehler
Developing a FreeBSD driver using Test Driven Development Could we develop a more maintainable driver with fewer bugs? Event type : Lecture Track : FreeBSD Developers Summit Language used for presentation : English	Eric Joyner Jacob Keller
Diving and OpenBSD puffy au naturel Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Kristaps Dzonsons
Do you remember legacy IP? What happened to FreeBSD's IPv6? Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Björn Alexander Zeeb
Doc Lounge doc doc doc Event type : Meeting Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Dru Lavigne
Frankenstein's Disk Drive Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Chuck Tuffli
FreeBSD from a Linux developer's perspective It's not all bad! Event type : Lecture Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	D Scott Phillips
FreeBSD on Power9 BoF Event type : Other Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Albert Dengg
Fuzzing the kernel Porting the Clang Sanitizers to FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Andrew Turner
Goat BOF Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Allan Jude Dan Langille Michael W. Lucas
Guesting BSD on the QNX Hypervisor Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Quentin Garnier
Hack the Puffy OpenBSD advocacy through CTF Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Jason Testart
Hacker Lounge L140 meet, greet, hack Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Hacker Lounge L140 meet, greet, hack Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Hacker Lounge L140 meet, greet, hack Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Hacker Lounge L140 meet, greet, hack Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Heart ticking for a guest running on FreeBSD ARM hypervisor Event type : Lecture Track : Embedded Language used for presentation : English	Mihai Carabas
How ZFS snapshots really work And why they perform well (usually) Event type : Lecture Track : Invited Talks Language used for presentation : English	Matt Ahrens
Improving security of the FreeBSD boot process TPM and Secure Boot in FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Michal Stanek
LIbTLS Tutorial for TLS beginners An interactive tutorial to give you the ability to use TLS in your own C programs Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Bob Beck
Lunch nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Lunch nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
MQTT for system administrators (and for the IoT) Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Jan-Piet Mens
Managing Jails with Ansible A showcase for building a container infrastructure on FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Albert Dengg
Master & Minions or the Dream of BSD Automation Using Salt and Python to manage the a BSD Cloud Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Calvin Hendryx-Parker
Migrating a bhyve guest Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Elena Mihailescu
MirageOS: minimizing the attack surface and vectors of network services How to reduce complexity in services, and enable laymen to run their infrastructure Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Hannes Mehnert
Modern BSD Computing for Fun on a VAX! Trying to use a VAX in today's world Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Jeff Armstrong
Netflix and FreeBSD Reflections on Running FreeBSD Head in Production Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking	Jonathan Looney
Network Management with the OpenBSD Packet Filter Toolset Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Massimiliano Stucchi Peter Hansteen
Networking for Systems Administrators: The BOF. Track : BOF	Ray Percival
Newcomers orientation and mentorship For first time BSDCan attendees Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille Michael W. Lucas
OpenBSD network booted Workstations How to fearlessly introduce OpenBSD on your company Workstations Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Jan Klemkow
OpenBSD porting workshop - all day - AM Become adept in the world of ports and packages! Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Brian Callahan
OpenBSD porting workshop - all day - PM Become adept in the world of ports and packages! Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Brian Callahan
OpenBSD: add VMM to 'packer' (porting Go software) The red pill taken to develop a Go "plugin" for packer.io to be able to create VM images on OpenBSD for VMM and many other virtualizers. Event type : Other Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Philipp Buehler
OpenSMTPD for the Real World Mail Server Tutorial Track : Tutorial Language used for presentation : English	Aaron Poffenberger
OpenZFS BoF Talk ZFS over Lunch Event type : Meeting Track : BOF Language used for presentation : English	Allan Jude
Porting Go to netbsd/arm64 Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Maya Rashish
Porting NetBSD to the RISC-V Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Zachary McGrew
QCOW2 in VMD Snapshots 'Til the Cows Come Home Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Ori Bernstein
Registration - Royal Oak - Laurier Pick up your registration pack, have a beer! Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille Dru Lavigne
Registration pack assembly assembly, deliver, drink Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Road Warrior Disaster Recovery Secure, Synchronized, and Backed-up Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Aaron Poffenberger
System and Service Monitoring with Icinga and OpenSSH Event type : Workshop Track : Tutorial	Benedict Reuschling
Tea, coffee, snacks nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Tea, coffee, snacks nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Tea, coffee, snacks nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Tea, coffee, snacks nom nom nom Event type : Other Track : Social Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Testing firewalls Why vimage is awesome Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Kristof Provost
The Future of OpenZFS and FreeBSD Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Allan Jude
The opening session Event type : Lecture Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Dan Langille
Twenty Years in Jail FreeBSD's Jails, Then and Now Event type : Lecture Track : System Administration Language used for presentation : English	Michael W. Lucas
Unveil in OpenBSD The Unveil system call, it's use in Programs, and new semantics for it Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Bob Beck
Visualization of Regression and Performance Know when something went wrong Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Alexander Bluhm
bhyvearm64 CPU and Memory Virtualization on Armv8.0-A Track : Invited Talks Language used for presentation : English	Alexandru Elisei
byhvecon byhvecon Event type : Other Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Michael Dexter
byhvecon byhvecon Event type : Other Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Michael Dexter
byhvecon - lunch lunch Event type : Other Track : Plenary Language used for presentation : English	Michael Dexter
mac_grantbylabel Securely controlled privilege escalations via maclabel Event type : Lecture Track : Security Language used for presentation : English	Simon Gerraty
qemu with hardware acceleration on NetBSD Intel HAXM as a VTx backend on NetBSD Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Kamil Rytarowski
syspatch(8) The Boring Healing Potion Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Antoine Jacoutot
unwind(8) A privilege-separated, validating DNS recursive nameserver for every laptop Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Florian Obser