Alexander is a Principal Security Engineer at Amazon Web Services (AWS), leading RDS Red Team.
- Atomic Honeypot Strikes Back
Brad Whitehead is Chief Scientist at Formularity
- So Why Haven't You Switched Over to Linux Full Time Yet???
I own a small IT / programming business in Ohio
- Cancel the Renewal: A Developer's Guide to Leaving SQL Server for MariaDB
Bruce Momjian is co-founder and core member of PG.
- Postgres as an MCP Server
- Cryptographic Hardware Configuration to Secure Applications
Developer @ Red Hat, Homebrew maintainer
- Homebrew on Linux
- No Slop: Practical AI-Aided Engineering
I own a 3D printer and I am not afraid to use it. I work in FreeCAD and OpenSCAD. I have stuff at on thingiverse ( https://www.thingiverse.com/cshapiro/designs ) and a personal website ( https://tomshiro.org )
- A Taste of OpenSCAD
DevOps, Gen AI, and Agile. I like to build.
- 2026: The Year of the Open Source Agent - What Will You Build?
The copyright & licensing assoc. for the FSF.
- Free Software Licensing 101
Master Chief, Electrical Engineer, and Nextcloud
- Linux Maintenance software and building it with Agents.
Dan Good is a principal engineer in Microsoft's Linux Systems Group. He's been working with Unix since 1990 and has spoken at SELF on regex, bash, Forth, and APL. He lives in Marietta, Georgia, and builds compilers and climbs crags for fun.
- What if bash scripts were SAFE?
Dan is a sysadmin for a widely-known company. He's been using ZFS on a daily basis since at least 2010.
- ZFS for newbies
Cybersecurity, Linux Admin, AI Enthusiast
- Spec-driven Development: Vibe-coding for Professionals
- Restoring Information-density to the Post-AI Internet
Retired Sales Engineer at SUSE.
- The PDP-11 and the Roots of Linux
Embedded systems expert and Linux enthusiast
- AsteroidOS - Free your wrist!
- Commodore PET disk emulator
If you don't know who I am, why are you here?
- How to Succceed at AI-Assisted Coding Without Really Trying
- A Geek's Guide to War, Statecraft, and Lies
SysAdmin Turned Tech Storyteller
- From Bash to Burnout: Staying Sane in a 24/7 Tech World
- Learn to Play Tabletop Role Playing Games
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- AI: ~~The Good~~, The Bad, and The Ugly.
Linux Enthusiast that tries to Make Things work.
- Simply Linux
Jean Pierre is the co-founder of both Quoin, a software consultancy, and Salus CM, a SaaS based case management systems for social services. He has over 40 years of experience in the software industry and is the survivor of two AI Winters.
- Sustainable Open Source Software for Social Services - Primero
- PIV (Personal Identity Verification) the gold standard for high-assurance authentication
A chef-turned-computer-geek, Jerry put down his kitchen knives in favor of 1s and 0s. Jerry currently heads the Scientific Support team at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, ensuring reliable, deliverable services for high-energy experiments.
- FOSS in Research and Higher Learning
- A Sneak Preview of IPv8
I'm a team lead at CIQ, where I design and build automation systems for releasing packages and images for Rocky Linux based products.
I've administrated K8s for 4 years, but have nearly 30 years of experience with production Linux systems.
- Secure Secrets in Kubernetes
- FluxCD for GitOps K8s Deployments
Senior Technical Marketing Manager - Red Hat
I am focused on creating content for the RHEL community. Over a Decade in IT, cyber-security advocate, conference organizer, & open-source enthusiast. Hobbies include homelabs, podcasting and 3D Printing.
- Hardening Linux : A Triple-Threat Approach with SELinux, Fapolicyd, and Auditd
Keith quit his IT career after 25 years and then discovered his ADHD. Now an ADHD Coach, he helps people get their lives “on track” in the areas of productivity, interpersonal relationships, financial issues, and career development.
- Retroactive Patch Notes: I Had ADHD the Whole Time
Multi-interest person from western NC.
- Astrophotography on Linux
- Surviving the Internet in 2026
- Restoring Information-density to the Post-AI Internet
System administrator, Multics and Unix.
Linux User since 1995
- 35 years of Linux and some speculations on its future
I like Opensource Observability and puppies
- Opentelemetry Outside the Kube
- Do you want to build a Router?
Mauricio has contributed to NIST, CSA, and the European Data Protection Board's regulations and frameworks, and discussed topics ranging from aerospace engineering to computer automation and data privacy. In a previous life, he was a trilug president
- Resilience on the cheap: building a docker-based dns/dhcp/log/net server in a old Raspberry Pi
Technical Account Manager at Red Hat
- Bootable Containers: Build Your Own Immutable Distro
System Engineer with Palmetto Rural Telephone Cooperative. Life long fan of Linux and OpenSource.
- Scaling Zabbix for monitoring your Enterprise
- 17 Things developers should know about databases
A linux enthusiast for over 30 years, I like to putter around with linux and drink coffee.
- A Six Month Review of a Strix Halo Rig
- A Linux Sensor Network for the Hudson River Watershed
- Struggles of CI/CD in Air-Gap
Consultant at Red Hat | Open Source Advocate
- Securing Your Environment with OpenBao (Vault) and Tailscale
https://haveprivacynow.com
- Distributions are Our Greatest Strength
- Sega Genesis Development Tour
Technical Marketing Manager - Bitwarden.
- Lock It Down: Building Stronger Password Security with Bitwarden
Solutions Engineer at VictoriaMetrics / Homelaber
- Beginners Guide to Centralized Logging with VictoriaLogs
- A practical intro to Kubernetes and OpenShift
- OpenShift Virtualization: Run VMs and containers on one KVM-based platform
I've been doing information security for 30 years
- locpilot a local AI coding setup using a framework desktop
- You don't have to out think AI, just out caffeinate your competition!
- Cracking the Black Box: Using Sparse Autoencoders to Decode What Language Models Really Learn
Sr Network Engineer at anywAIR/Gigsouth
- The network of SELF
- this is a test
benny is Chair of the AlmaLinux OS Foundation. She works at the intersection of open source community, nonprofit governance, and the homelab that keeps her honest about both.
- 'setenforce 0' Is Not the Solution: Living With SELinux
I love automation and linux: elrey.casa/links
- 3 Camera Vendors, 2 houses, and 1(ish) UI
- A Mythical Cyber Range with Kubernetes and Ludus