#238 Added 3 new speakers and updated 2 talks

data/en/events/cloudideday2022/agenda.yml

@@ -63,11 +63,16 @@ sets:
       type: session
       abstract: |
             <p>Mainframes run the world. 85% of business transactions are processed on a mainframe and many people often do not realize that every time they use a credit card, submit an insurance claim, or book a flight they indirectly interact with an IBM z mainframe. Many distributed developers often do not realize that z can be part of today’s Cloud-native offerings and development infrastructure. A z/OS system can be just another (although massively powerful) node in your network, participating in modern continuous DevOps tool chains and workflows. Developers can use all the same modern development tools (including VS Code or Eclipse Che) to write, build, test, and deliver their enterprise applications. As open source plays a key role in all of software development so does it for z/OS development. In this presentation we will walk you through end-to-end developer workflows performed entirely in the Cloud for maintaining a COBOL application utilizing Eclipse and other open-source tools, as well as IBM capabilities layered on top of open source. From provisioning and configuring a z/OS development and test system in the Cloud with Ansible and Zowe, cloning your code via Git into a zero-install, fully customizable Eclipse Che-based development environment, supporting developers with language servers, debug clients, and user build tools, to running a builds/tests/deploy pipeline with an open-source SCM runner on z/OS. We will also show you how vendors such as IBM and Red Hat add value to Eclipse Cloud DevTools and other projects through our Kubernetes certification program that applies stringent sets of over 300 quality criteria against all images we ship with our solution packages that result into fixes and code donations back to these projects, helping to improve them over time to reach many of the same criteria.</p>
-    - name: Panel Discussion
+    - name: "Moving Tools to the Cloud: Challenges and Best Practices"
       presenters: 
-        - 
+        - Jesse Williams (moderator)
+        - Vincent Fugnitto
+        - Philp Langer
+        - Mario Loriedo
       time: 14:00 - 14:45
       type: panel
+      abstract: |
+            <p>Come to this panel discussion to hear our experts with years of development experience talk about their experiences building tools for and moving tools to the cloud; best practices, things they tripped over that they'd do differently, and customer adoption experiences.</p>
 
   - name: Thursday, April 28, GMT-04
     items:
@@ -149,6 +154,8 @@ sets:
         - Matthew Khouzam
       time: 13:45 - 14:15
       type: session
+      abstract: |
+            <p>OpenVSX is great. It is the marketplace that allows Theia-based IDEs to install plug-ins and benefit from a community. This talk will explore what is missing that would allow larger companies as well as security-minded individuals to successfully deploy and use OpenVSX internally. It is also a call to action for coordinating our efforts to get there.</p>
     - name: Event Closing
       presenters: 
         - Tim deBoer

data/en/events/cloudideday2022/speakers.yml

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     img: "matthew-khouzam.jpg"
     bio: |
       <p>Matthew Khouzam is the product owner at Ericsson for OpenVSX, Theia and Trace Compass. He is a committer in the Trace Compass project and has several thousand reviews under his belt. In his job, he coordinates with academia, FOSS communities, customers and dev teams while trying to squeeze a patch out here and there. He is a fan of all things tech, cooking and dad jokes. Most importantly, he is a father of two, and a husband.</p>
+  - name: "Vincent Fugnitto"
+    title: "Ericsson"
+    img: "vincent-fugnitto.jpg"
+    bio: |
+      <p>Vincent Fugnitto is a software developer for Ericsson Canada, who has been working on the Eclipse Theia framework since 2018. His main areas of focus in the project are general useability improvements, extensibility, user experience, and fostering a welcoming and helpful community.</p>
+  - name: "Jesse Williams"
+    title: "Amazon Web Services"
+    img: "jesse-williams.jpg"
+    bio: |
+      <p>Jesse Williams has +10 years of experience leading product marketing for developer focused solutions and services. Jesse currently leads Product Marketing for the AWS Serverless Application Integration services. Prior to AWS, Jesse was the Head of Lifecycle Marketing for Red Hat Developer.  He got his start in developer marketing while leading the marketing efforts for Codenvy and open source Eclipse Che. Outside of work, he is involved with the Eclipse Cloud Development Tools Working Group, where he hosts Cloud Chats, a Twitch series focused on open source leadership and strategy, and serves as a board advisor for Stanza, an open source log agent that's part of the CNCF's OpenTelemetry project.</p>
+  - name: "Mario Loriedo"
+    title: "Red Hat"
+    img: "mario-loriedo.jpg"
+    bio: |
+      <p>Mario Loriedo is a Senior Principal Software Engineer and leads the Eclipse Che Dev Team at Red Hat. Before that, he was a project manager in the public sector. Mario’s specialties are IT project management, continuous integration, agile programming, exploit development, zero day, cryptography, penetration testing, and leadership.</p>

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