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title: Linux Foundation Newsletter May 2021
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| View in browser Newsletter: May 2021 Featured Cloud Training & Bootcamp Sale! Save up to 50% on all Cloud Training Certification Bundles and Bootcamps!  Cybersecurity Executive Order We have the tools and standards that every organization needs to comply with the recent US Exec Order AgStack Foundation Linux Foundation launches open source digital infrastructure project for agriculture Interview with Jory Burson, OpenJS Foundation Why are standardization efforts important to open source projects? Hyperledger Brand Study 2021 Help measure the market awareness and perceptions of Hyperledger and its projects, specifically identifying myths and misperceptions. Upcoming Events Blog: What we learned from our survey about returning to in-person events ELISA Workshop, May 18-20 Xen Developer & Design Summit, May 25–28 Yocto Project Summit, May 25–26 OpenJS World, June 2 RISC-V Forum: Developer Tools and Tool Chains, June 2 LFN Developer & Testing Forum, June 7–10 Hyperledger Global Forum, June 8–10 Confidential Computing Developer Summit, June 11 Subscribe to the LF Events Newsletter Diversity, Equity & Inclusion ‘Master,’ ‘Slave’ and the Fight Over Offensive Terms in Computing (Kate Conger, New York Times, April 13, 2021) Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s Inclusive Naming Initiative Selected as Honorable Mention in the Software Category of Fast Company’s 2021 World Changing Ideas Awards The Linux Foundation Mentorship Program is now seeking applicants for our Summer 2021 term (June 1st – August 31st).  Training Linux Foundation & CNCF Launch Free Kubernetes on Edge Training Apply Here for the Node.js Certification Environment Preview Beta Introducing the Production Engineering Track of the MLH Fellowship, powered by Facebook Certification Exam Prices Increase July 1 – Lock in Current Pricing Tutorial: Using Web Assembly Written in Rust on the Server-Side More Training Mentorship Blog: Unlocking your potential with mentoring    Spring 2021 LFX Mentorships are in progress with dozens of mentees participating in the spring programs. Please visit LFX Mentorship for more information. Our mentors are also leveraging LF Live: Mentorship Series resources to train mentees.  Summer applications are now closed as of May 14th, 2021. Please visit LFX Mentorship Program Schedule & Timelines.   Upcoming LF Live Mentorship Sessions: Tracefs: The Building Blocks of Linux Kernel Tracing by Ftrace Fri, June 4 • 10:30am – 12:00pm PDT Mentor: Steven Rostedt, Open Source Engineer, VMware A Tour of Cgroup2 Resource Control with Resctl-Demo Wed, June 9 • 10:30am – 12:00pm PDT Mentor: Tejun Heo, Software Engineer, Facebook LFX Why we built LFX   The Linux Foundation has spent years developing a proven methodology to transform projects into category leaders. LFX operationalizes this approach, providing a suite of tools built to facilitate every aspect of open source development. Learn More Linux Foundation Projects End-to-End 5G Collaboration The Linux Foundation and NGMN will integrate open source and open standards across the industry Interview with Masato Endo, OpenChain Project Japan Japanese companies have similar challenges to their Western counterparts in dealing with FOSS management Open Source API Gateway KrakenD Becomes Linux Foundation Project 2021 State of the Edge Report Shows Impact of COVID-19 on Edge Use LF AI & Data Welcomes New General and Associate Members – Q1 2021 LF Energy Spring Summit 2021 Event Summary OpenAPI Specification 3.1.0 Available Now Cosign, a new container image security project announced by Google in collaboration with Sigstore OpenPOWER Foundation announces LibreBMC, a POWER-based, fully open-source BMC Open-source software economics and community health analytics: Enter CHAOSS Meet the Open Mainframe Project Ambassadors! Open Mainframe Project’s Zowe 1.21 Release Highlights and Use Cases Demo Video The Zephyr Project Hosts its First-Ever Developer Summit Functional Safety at the Xen Project - Get a sneak peek of the session for the ELISA workshop       Why have so many of the world’s most important open source efforts come to the Linux Foundation?    Through our experience helping the world's most important communities, we have developed support programs that enable communities to grow engagement and adoption. Learn how our support programs help communities succeed »       This promotion is sent on behalf of our Linux Foundation project communities who rely on your continued contributions to their efforts.   548 Market St, PMB 57274, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401, United States Subscription Center \| Unsubscribe Opt-Out |
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