All Keynote Sessions at The Linux Foundation Member Summit will be live streamed directly to the Linux Foundation YouTube channel real time during the event.
How to access the live stream:
A virtual registration is not required to access the keynote live stream. To join a specific keynote session, simply click on the corresponding session in the schedule (coming soon), and you’ll find a yellow ‘Video Stream’ button that will lead you to the live stream. Please be informed that all keynote sessions will be live-streamed at their scheduled times. In case you miss any keynote session, don’t worry; recordings will be made available on the Linux Foundation YouTube channel within two weeks after the event.
Will there be a virtual platform for virtual participation?
No, we will not be using a virtual platform for the event. All keynote sessions will be live-streamed at the time they take place onsite at the event.
Will I be able to chat with other virtual attendees?
Yes, during the live stream, we’ll utilize YouTube’s chat feature for interaction. While virtual Question & Answer (Q&A) won’t be accessible during the session, you can actively engage with fellow live stream viewers via the chat.
What timezone are the keynote sessions listed in?
All keynote session times are in Pacific Daylight Time (UTC-07:00).
Will I be able to access the keynote session recordings after the event?
All keynote sessions will be edited and uploaded to the Linux Foundation YouTube channel within 2-weeks of the event.
Where can I access keynote session slides?
We ask all keynote speakers to provide their slides, and they will be uploaded into the schedule (coming soon).
