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GStreamer Conference 2019 announced to take place in Lyon, France
The GStreamer project is happy to announce that this year's GStreamer Conference will take place on Thursday-Friday 31 October - 1 November 2019 in Lyon, France.
You can find more details about the conference on the GStreamer Conference 2019 web site.
A call for papers will be sent out in due course. Registration will open at a later time. We will announce those and any further updates on the gstreamer-announce mailing list, the website, and on Twitter.
Talk slots will be available in varying durations from 20 minutes up to 45 minutes. Whatever you're doing or planning to do with GStreamer, we'd like to hear from you!
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Making Data Mobile In The Cloud Native World: Ori Bendori, Reduxio
The interview was recorded at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, Barcelona.
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You, Me and IoT Microconference Accepted into 2019 Linux Plumbers Conference
integral part of our daily lives, controlling such devices as on/off switches, temperature controls, door and window sensors and so much more. But the technology itself requires a lot of infrastructure and communication frameworks such as Zigbee, OpenHAB and 6LoWPAN. Open source Real-Time embedded operating systems also come into play like Zephyr. A completely open source framework implementation is Greybus that already made it into staging.
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