The Students Open Source Conference, sosconf for short, is the first non-profit community global open source technology summit organized by students and serves students. With open source as its core concept, the sosconf helps fulfill our promise that more and more students will learn Open Source and participate in open source projects. We sincerely hope that through the summit events students can gain practice experience and pleasure in their open source adventures.

Starting with Ansible installation, playing with CLI, writing Ansible Role with test on LXD, create Docker Image with Ansible Playbook and Roles, and managing a running Kubernetes with Ansible.

Python 2 is going to be end-of-life in early 2020. That's in about half a year, about time to start moving your production projects over to Python 3 if not done so. In this talk, Gary will share how he migrated a decade-old Mozilla project (funfuzz) over to Python 3, tools used, as well as advice to help you do the same to your projects.

Cloud Native Infrastructure is a very popular topic nowadays. It enabled empower organizations to build and run scalable applications in modern, dynamic environments and also enabled engineers to make high-impact changes frequently.

In this talk, I will show how HK01 SRE team transformed the legacy infrastructure into modern continuous delivery infrastructure backed by container ecosystem with Kubernetes, serving news contents and services to its 9M+ audience.

An overview of the major version update from Haxe 3 to Haxe 4: New function syntaxes, null-safey, unicode, final keyword, interpreter rewrite (eval), HashLink VM, call-site inlining, inline markup… and more!

Let's explore the Bitcoin protocol by building a Bitcoin client from scratch, one that connects with other Bitcoin nodes and accesses data stored on the chain of blocks. I will introduce relevant concepts (such as tx, utxo, block, address, op-code) as we implement the components. To add to the fun, we'll trying doing this in a safe systems language, Rust.

If you are new to the idea of JAMStack, GatsbyJS would be absolutely one of the easiest way to start the JAMStack Project. Using GatsbyJS, developers can enjoy the modern web tech without headache. The ecosystem of GatsbyJS is so awesome, you can easily install the plugins, try a different starter.

React, Webpack, GraphQL, Babel are all set up and can be easily configured. If you would like to build a 10x faster website while using less bandwidth (static files), than GatsbyJS should be one of your considerations.

Using Haxe as a replacement for PHP language on PHP server. Benefits, flaws, implementation details. Interoperation between Haxe and PHP. Code sharing between client and server.

NAVER (since 1999) started out as a search engine, became South Korea's largest one, and is now a well-known global ICT brand providing services such as Naver Pay, Cryptocurrency (LINK), LINE messenger, SNOW, V Live, NAVER WEBTOON and more...

Pinpoint is currently one of the most used APM around the globe. NAVER is using Pinpoint to monitor most of the service applications.

This talk will cover why we've started developing an APM(Pinpoint) rather than buying one and eventually Open-Sourced it.

We will share some experiences on trouble shooting using Pinpoint.

This is new stack, with old patterns. It adopts both Reactive pattern, and CQRS-Event-sourcing, to build full-stack blockchain application. It lifts the conventional Hyperledger Fabric application, to next level of decentralisation. At the same time, it easily fulfils the GDPR, and data residency requirement, for building cross-border blockchain consortium.