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Wednesday, April 19 • 17:25 - 18:00
Kubernetes Code of Conduct: Working for the Community - Xander Grzywinski & Jeremy Rickard, Microsoft; Danielle Lancashire, Fermyon; Jason DeTiberus, Cisco; Hilliary Lipsig, Red Hat

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The Kubernetes code of conduct exists to create and maintain a safe and respectful community. Have you ever wondered how the code of conduct is applied, what the incident response process looks like, or what it means to report an incident? In this session, a panel of members from the committee will discuss how the code of conduct is used to try and foster a safe space for community members. They will also answer questions submitted from the community about the process and application of the code of conduct. This is a chance to grow a better understanding of how the Kubernetes community operates, and learn what you can do to contribute.
Speakers
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Jeremy Rickard

Principal Software Engineer, Microsoft
Jeremy Rickard is a Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft Azure, where he works on securing the consumption of open-source software within Azure and other security projects as part of the Azure Container Upstream Team. He also has worked on Virtual Kubelet, Open Service Broker... Read More →
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Jason DeTiberus

Technical Leader, OSPO, Cisco
Jason is a Technical Leader within Cisco's Open Source Program Office. Jason lives in Eastern North Carolina and enjoys collecting various hobbies and projects that rarely see completion. He can often be found daydreaming what hobby to start next, watching the Geese fly by, or honking... Read More →
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Danielle Lancashire

Principal Software Engineer, Fermyon
Danielle Lancashire is principal software engineer at Fermyon. She is super passionate about bringing clarity to distributed systems and infrastructure. She works on a variety of OSS projects - most notably the Kubelet. In the past she's worked on Nomad, vSphere, CircleCI, and various... Read More →
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Hilliary Lipsig

Principal SRE, Red Hat
Hilliary is an autodidact and start-up veteran who has frequently learned and applied technologies to get a job done. She’s had her hand in every part of the application delivery process, honing in her skills originally as a QE engineer. Hilliary is an IT polyglot able to talk the... Read More →
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Xander Grzywinski

Senior Product Manager, Microsoft
Xander is a senior open source product manager at Microsoft focusing on cloud native technologies. Previously he has worked in various engineering roles at HashiCorp, Apple, and Twitter. He's been involved in many areas of the Kubernetes project including release, contributor summit... Read More →

Wednesday April 19, 2023 17:25 - 18:00 CEST
E105-106 | First Floor | Congress Centre
  Maintainer Track, Kubernetes Code of Conduct Committee