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| [[User:lvaz | Leonardo Vaz]]          || Conference organization, Site information, Swag material, Logistic and Budget
| [[User:lvaz | Leonardo Vaz]]          || Conference organization, Site information, Swag material, Logistic, Lodging and Budget
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| [[User:itamarjp | Itamar]]            ||
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| [[User:danniel | Daniel Lara]]        || Local support, User Groups, Community Event  
| [[User:danniel | Daniel Lara]]        || Local support, User Groups, Community Event  
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| [[User:firemanxbr | Marcelo Barbosa]] || ARM Install Fest
| [[User:firemanxbr | Marcelo Barbosa]] || Fedora ARM Workshops, oVirt Community Event, Fedora Community Event
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| [[User:filiperosset | Filipe Rosset]] || User Groups, QA & Packaging Workshops
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|[[User:Mribeirodantas | Marcel Ribeiro Dantas]] || Natal, Brazil || May 3rd || May 11th || ?? || Yes || P
|[[User:Mribeirodantas | Marcel Ribeiro Dantas]] || Natal, Brazil || May 3rd || May 11th || ?? || Yes || P
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|[[User:itamarjp | Itamar Reis Peixoto]] || Uberlandia - MG , Brazil || May 3rd || May 11th || ?? || Yes || M/L
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|[[User:Echevemaster | Eduardo Echeverria]] || Valencia , Venezuela || May 6rd || May 11th || ?? || Yes || XL
|[[User:Echevemaster | Eduardo Echeverria]] || Valencia , Venezuela || May 6rd || May 11th || ?? || Yes || XL
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|[[User:Villadalmine | Rino Rondan]] || Campana , Argentina || May 6rd || May 11th || Yes || Yes || XL
|[[User:Villadalmine | Rino Rondan]] || Campana , Argentina || May 6rd || May 11th || Yes || Yes || XL
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|[[User:delete | Matias Kreder]] || C.A.B.A , Argentina || May 6rd || May 11th || Yes || Yes || L
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|[[User:firemanxbr | Marcelo Barbosa]] || Porto Alegre, Brazil || May 3rd || May 11th || No || No || XL
|[[User:firemanxbr | Marcelo Barbosa]] || Porto Alegre, Brazil || May 3rd || May 11th || No || No || XL
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|[[User:danniel | Daniel Lara]] || Porto alegre, Brazil || May 3rd || May 11th || No || No || XL
|[[User:danniel | Daniel Lara]] || Porto alegre, Brazil || May 3rd || May 11th || No || No || XL
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|[[User:Kusterjr | Geraldo Kuster]] || Natal, Brazil || May 6rd || May 11th || ?? || Yes || L
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|[[User:Alexove | Alex Oviedo]] || Cusco, Peru || May 6rd || May 11th || ?? || Yes || XL
|[[User:Alexove | Alex Oviedo]] || Cusco, Peru || May 6rd || May 11th || ?? || Yes || XL
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|[[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] || Natal, Brazil || May 6th || May 11th || ?? || No || XL
|[[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] || Natal, Brazil || May 6th || May 11th || ?? || No || XL
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|[[User:Adrianoxk07| Adriano Araújo]] || Uberlândia, Brazil || ?? || ?? || ?? ||??||??
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|[[User:filiperosset | Filipe Rosset]] || Guaíba, Brazil || May 6rd || May 11th || No || No || L
|[[User:filiperosset | Filipe Rosset]] || Guaíba, Brazil || May 6rd || May 11th || No || No || L
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=== Community Event ===
=== Community Event ===


FISL will host community events and Fedora will have one. In this event we will have some quick talks and also will also use the time to discuss project  
FISL hosted community events and Fedora had one May 10th where Ambassadors and Contributors presented the project and discussed initiatives in LATAM.
initiatives in LATAM.
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=== Proposed Activities ===
=== Fedora Activities at FISL ===
 
All Fedora contributors going to FISL are encouraged to submit talks or propose any other activity at the conference.


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! Activity                                                                    !! Proponent(s)                            !! Details  
! Activity                                                                    !! Speaker(s)                            !! Details  
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| Involve people on Fedora infra .                        || [[User:echevemaster|Eduardo Echeverria]] and [[User:lvaz|Leonardo Vaz]]  || Fedora infra is a group that make Fedora development a smoother process. You're a skilled developer or sysadmin?. We need you here. We will  explain all that you need know for become to member to this group.
| Involve people on Fedora infra .                        || [[User:echevemaster|Eduardo Echeverria]] || Fedora infra is a group that make Fedora development a smoother process. You're a skilled developer or sysadmin?. We need you here. We will  explain all that you need know for become to member to this group.
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| OpenStack Havana Workshop with RDO on Fedora                      || [[User:echevemaster|Eduardo Echeverria]]  || Openstack is one of the most exciting free software projects just now and RDO is a community of people using and deploying OpenStack on RHEL or distribution derived from these. such as Fedora. I will to invite to a workshop with fully practice of  how to deploy a instance fully functional and running,               
| KVM Workshop on Fedora || [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]] and [[User:echevemaster|Eduardo Echeverria]]||
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|Puppet Workshop on CentOS                  || [[User:echevemaster|Eduardo Echeverria]]  ||  Puppet is an open source configuration management tool  to manage the configuration systems declaratively, these configurations are managed on Puppet Manifests, then are applied to the target systems. You want automate your server infraestructure and deploy of easy way? I will to talk of  how to do abstract resources to describing your configuration on Puppet Manifests using Centos. 
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|Vagrant Workshop on Fedora                  || [[User:echevemaster|Eduardo Echeverria]]  || Developing applications is not just deal with libraries and tools. is work with any type of mixture of enviroments, any versions of programs, and any versions of development libraries. Vagrant allows you install and deploy an isolated virtualized environment where you can to configurate all the development system without put in risk your real environment, I will show how to do that in this workshop     
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|Docker Workshop in Fedora || [[ User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]] and [[User:delete|Matias Kreder]]||
Docker is an open-source engine to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application. The same container that a developer builds and tests on a laptop can run at scale, in production, on VMs, bare metal, OpenStack clusters, or any major infrastructure provider.
I will talk about how works Docker and make some examples with typicals containers that we use with some applications on a workshop in Fedora
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|Ovirt Workshop on Centos || [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]] and [[User:delete|Matias Kreder]]||
oVirt manages virtual machines, storage and virtualized networks. Easy to use web interface. oVirt is a virtualization platform with an easy-to-use web interface.  I will to invite to a workshop with fully practice of how to install Ovirt Engine and Ovirt Node.
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| KVM Workshop on Fedora || [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]] and [[User:delete|Matias Kreder]]||
KVM (for Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a full virtualization solution for Linux on x86 hardware containing virtualization extensions (Intel VT or AMD-V). It consists of a loadable kernel module, kvm.ko, that provides the core virtualization infrastructure and a processor specific module, kvm-intel.ko or kvm-amd.k. I will invite to talk about kvm and their uses in Desktop/Server enviroments in order to create a Labs enviroment for Student and more examples for use it on a server enviroments.
KVM (for Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a full virtualization solution for Linux on x86 hardware containing virtualization extensions (Intel VT or AMD-V). It consists of a loadable kernel module, kvm.ko, that provides the core virtualization infrastructure and a processor specific module, kvm-intel.ko or kvm-amd.k. I will invite to talk about kvm and their uses in Desktop/Server enviroments in order to create a Labs enviroment for Student and more examples for use it on a server enviroments.
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icaro is a hardware and software development, part of the official FEDORA packages designed for teaching robotics in schools using free software and hardware. I want to give a workshop on robotics classroom FISL, for teachers and students.  
icaro is a hardware and software development, part of the official FEDORA packages designed for teaching robotics in schools using free software and hardware. I want to give a workshop on robotics classroom FISL, for teachers and students.  
Last year a robot to carry demonstrations in the booth installed FEDORA and had very good results with the general public
Last year a robot to carry demonstrations in the booth installed FEDORA and had very good results with the general public
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| Deploy Apps Python & MongoDB on OpenShift || [[User:firemanxbr| Marcelo Barbosa]] ||
Presentation of OpenShift for Python programmers as an excellent open source alternative, demonstrating in practice how to take your Python app with MongoDB NoSQL database for OpenShift, commands, tips, quisckstarts, logs, custom gears and a real application written in Python and Flask with MongoDB.
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| InstallFest ARM || [[User:firemanxbr| Marcelo Barbosa]] ||
Introducing how to install Fedora 20 on several ARM boards, demonstrating the potential applications to be used with this new architecture and how Fedora is prepared for this new applications embeded.
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| oVirt Custom Plugins || [[User:firemanxbr| Marcelo Barbosa]] ||
Presentation on the plugins oVirt, some existing plugins and how to create your plugin to integrate the oVirt enjoying the benefísicos all the virtualization platform. In this example of a plugin is created.
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| Fedora Next || [[User:mribeirodantas | Marcel Ribeiro Dantas]] and [[User:Apahim | Amador Pahim]] || Some decisions and a lot of discussions have happened since the initial Fedora Next talk at Flock 2013. The pace in which things have been discussed withint the Working Groups is so fast that not every contributor has had the time to catch up. Things are not much different for end users, and the lack of understanding may be even worse. The talk will show an overview of the proposal and what has been discussed so far in order to decide the post-F20 era in Fedora.
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| Multimedia platform for education in rural areas using Java and Android technology. || [[User:alexove | Alex Oviedo]] || Show my work developing simple server application based on sockets, we use it to control and redistribute messages to customers. Two types of customers were also developed: One on desktop for people who have a conventional PC or laptop, the other for those who own a device with Android operating system. In both cases these customers do the same work, send and receive data through the server, receiving and sending live audio (live voice) and send and receive multimedia data (pictures, graphics and slides).
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| Building a cartridge for Openshift || [[User:alexove | Alex Oviedo]] || The main idea for this activity is create a cartridge for Grails Framework and test it in OpenShift.
| Building a cartridge for Openshift || [[User:alexove | Alex Oviedo]] || The main idea for this activity is create a cartridge for Grails Framework and test it in OpenShift.
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| oVirt Community Update || [[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] and [[User:dougsland | Douglas Landgraf]] || Annual oVirt Community Meeting.
| oVirt Community Update || [[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] ,[[User:dougsland | Douglas Landgraf]] and [[User:firemanxbr | Marcelo Barbosa]] || Annual oVirt Community Meeting.
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| Contribuindo com o projeto oVirt || [[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] and [[User:dougsland | Douglas Landgraf]] || oVirt code contributions workflow.
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| Como migrar meu datacenter para oVirt? || [[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] and [[User:dougsland | Douglas Landgraf]] || v2v migration paths.
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| Instalei Fedora, e agora? || [[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] and [[User:Fleite | Fabio Olive Leite]] || Presenting Fedora stuff beyond default install.
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| Self Hosted Engine || [[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] and [[User:dougsland | Douglas Landgraf]] || Hosting oVirt-Engine as a VM inside the oVirt environment (a.k.a. "putting the chicken inside the egg").
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| Scripting oVirt || [[User:apahim | Amador Pahim]] and [[User:dougsland | Douglas Landgraf]] || Using oVirt API/SDK/Shell to extend oVIrt management.
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| Systemd: Welcome to the Brave New World || [[User:lmvaz | Leonardo Vaz]] || What's systemd and how it will change the user experience.
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| Building an inexpensive and scalable storage system powered by ARM and GlusterFS || [[User:lmvaz | Leonardo Vaz]] || How build an inexpensive and scalable storage system powered by ARM, commodity hard drivers powered by Linux and GlusterFS.
| Building an inexpensive and scalable storage system powered by ARM and GlusterFS || [[User:lmvaz | Leonardo Vaz]] || How build an inexpensive and scalable storage system powered by ARM, commodity hard drivers powered by Linux and GlusterFS.
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| OLPC in Uruguay || [[User:Lunaticc0 | Diego Daguerre]] || A report about OLPC project in Uruguay
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! Title                                        !! Speaker(s)        !!  Date/Time  !! Room !! Duration
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== Travel information ==
== Travel information ==
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== Event Reports ==
== Event Reports ==
 
[[User:villadalmine|Rino Rondan]]
TODO
[http://www.itrestauracion.com.ar/?p=1583 Day 1]
[http://www.itrestauracion.com.ar/?p=1608 Day 2]
[http://www.itrestauracion.com.ar/?p=1636 Day 3]
[http://www.itrestauracion.com.ar/?p=1697 Day 4]<br>
[[User:dougsland|Douglas Schilling Landgraf]]
[http://dougsland.livejournal.com/123103.html FISL15 - oVirt report]<br>
[[User:echevemaster|Eduardo Echeverria]]
[http://www.echevemaster.org/en/2014/05/comunidad-fedora-en-fisl15-brasil/ - FISL Report]<br>


[[Category:Events]] [[Category:Events 2014]]
[[Category:Events]] [[Category:Events 2014]]

Latest revision as of 14:08, 18 June 2014

15th International Free Software Forum

About

Held annually in Porto Alegre, Brazil FISL is the largest FOSS event in Latin America and one of the largest in the world.

Date

  • May 07-10, 2014

Location

  • Venue: Pontifícia Universidade Católica - PUC-RS
  • City / State: Porto Alegre / Rio Grande do Sul
  • Country: Brazil

Organization Team

Name Tasks
Leonardo Vaz Conference organization, Site information, Swag material, Logistic, Lodging and Budget
Daniel Lara Local support, User Groups, Community Event
Marcelo Barbosa Fedora ARM Workshops, oVirt Community Event, Fedora Community Event
Filipe Rosset User Groups, QA & Packaging Workshops

Attendees

Name City Arrival Departure Hotel Need travel subsidy? T-Shirt size
Leonardo Vaz Sao Paulo, Brazil May 6rd May 11th Everest No XXXG
Marcel Ribeiro Dantas Natal, Brazil May 3rd May 11th ?? Yes P
Eduardo Echeverria Valencia , Venezuela May 6rd May 11th ?? Yes XL
Rino Rondan Campana , Argentina May 6rd May 11th Yes Yes XL
Marcelo Barbosa Porto Alegre, Brazil May 3rd May 11th No No XL
Diego Daguerre Montevideo Uruguay May 6rd May 11th ?? Yes M
Daniel Lara Porto alegre, Brazil May 3rd May 11th No No XL
Alex Oviedo Cusco, Peru May 6rd May 11th ?? Yes XL
Jerônimo Medina Madruga Pelotas, Brazil May 7th May 10th ?? No XL
Amador Pahim Natal, Brazil May 6th May 11th ?? No XL
Filipe Rosset Guaíba, Brazil May 6rd May 11th No No L

Fedora Activities at FISL 15

FISL User Groups

Fedora will have a table at FISL's User Groups exposition area, where the Ambassadors will talk to people attending the conference, helping them with technical questions and distributing swag material (stickers, pins whatever).

ARM Install Fest

During the conference we will have some Ambassadors at Fedora table available to help people to install Fedora 20 in supported ARM devices providing install images.

Community Event

FISL hosted community events and Fedora had one May 10th where Ambassadors and Contributors presented the project and discussed initiatives in LATAM.

Fedora Activities at FISL

Activity Speaker(s) Details
Involve people on Fedora infra . Eduardo Echeverria Fedora infra is a group that make Fedora development a smoother process. You're a skilled developer or sysadmin?. We need you here. We will explain all that you need know for become to member to this group.
KVM Workshop on Fedora Rino Rondan and Eduardo Echeverria

KVM (for Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a full virtualization solution for Linux on x86 hardware containing virtualization extensions (Intel VT or AMD-V). It consists of a loadable kernel module, kvm.ko, that provides the core virtualization infrastructure and a processor specific module, kvm-intel.ko or kvm-amd.k. I will invite to talk about kvm and their uses in Desktop/Server enviroments in order to create a Labs enviroment for Student and more examples for use it on a server enviroments.

Fedora Robotics and Education Valentin Basel and Eduardo Echeverria

icaro is a hardware and software development, part of the official FEDORA packages designed for teaching robotics in schools using free software and hardware. I want to give a workshop on robotics classroom FISL, for teachers and students. Last year a robot to carry demonstrations in the booth installed FEDORA and had very good results with the general public

Building a cartridge for Openshift Alex Oviedo The main idea for this activity is create a cartridge for Grails Framework and test it in OpenShift.
oVirt Community Update Amador Pahim , Douglas Landgraf and Marcelo Barbosa Annual oVirt Community Meeting.
Building an inexpensive and scalable storage system powered by ARM and GlusterFS Leonardo Vaz How build an inexpensive and scalable storage system powered by ARM, commodity hard drivers powered by Linux and GlusterFS.

Travel information

Getting in Porto Alegre

  • From Airport of Porto Alegre: Map
  • From Bus Station of Porto Alegre: Map

Lodging

Budget

The project approved a budget of 3200 USD for FISL15, which will be used to fund travel expenses for the volunteers visiting the conference and requests must be done through |LATAM ticket tracker.

Description Cost in BRL Cost in USD People Sponsored
Airfare subsidy Todo Todo
Lodging subsidy Todo Todo
Total R$ 7510,40 US$ 3200
  • Considering 1.00 USD = 2.35 BRL in Mar 2013

Event Reports

Rino Rondan Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
Douglas Schilling Landgraf FISL15 - oVirt report
Eduardo Echeverria - FISL Report

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