SFD:

Software Freedom Day Pretoria, South Africa

Mission

Where

Who

Place

alt less than 50m walk

Volunteers

Orgs helping us

HackRooms

Speakers to be voted on by you the public

* Please note this list is growing ... we'll accept submissions till Monday 1 September 2014 * Voting Starts Tuesday 2 September 2014 until Friday 5 September

SPEAKERS

Name

Contact

Topic

Description

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Albert Nel

http://www.lsd.co.za

Graphics in the open source world

Nowadays anyone can create eye popping graphics, whether it be animated or stills, vectors or raster, 2 or 3D. Gone are the days that one needs to either pay for expensive software packages... or be a little pirate. With open source packages like GIMP, Inkscape and Blender, just about everyone can now join in.

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Bennie Kahler-Venter

http://www.abrocha.co.za

ELK - Log Analysis

Do amazing things with Elastic Search, Logstash and Kibana

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Guillaume Belrose

http://kafecho.blogspot.com

Be sensible, use Ansible

In this talk, I will give a quick overview of Ansible (http://docs.ansible.com), a radically simple open source configuration management tool with almost no learning curve. Via playbooks, Ansible allows you to easily automate the configuration of Linux (and Windows) hosts, from 1 to thousands of nodes. I will briefly touch on the core Ansible concepts and talk about / demo things you can do with it.

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Johann Els

http://www.suse.com

OpenSUSE Build Service

coming soon

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Ross Addis

http://www.redhat.com

Open Hybrid Cloud

coming soon

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Stefan Lesicnik

http://www.lsd.co.za

OpenShift

Coming soon

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Stephan Buys

coming soon

Platform launch

coming soon

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Tim Haak

@tim_haak

Docker

Intro to docker what it is and why you may want to use it

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Tshepo Moabi

coming soon

Vision of the end user

A talk about computing from the perspective of someone who cares for nothing, except the experienced derived from using a desktop computer. He is not a geek or a developer, he's just a regular end user... nothing more. Tshepo Moabi has become tired of the inefficiencies of the many systems that exist. He wants a system that makes it very quick and easy for him to access anything from his computer. A system that exists solely to make computing easier, either for someone new to the world of clicking and typing or for someone who has enjoyed a long, prosperous journey through the many user interfaces that exist. Tshepo has spent endless time downloading and customizing, and many more hours, just to save a few microseconds of navigation while using the desktop computer. The self proclaimed 'regular end user', talks about his vision for the future. This is a vision of the most efficient OS in the world, it also is the easiest UI to learn.

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Walter Leibrandt

@wasbeer

Securing yourself with Free Software

What you can do to protect yourself

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Alan McKinnon

coming soon

Building a Business using Open Source Software

The pitfalls and the shining stars

Contact


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