The OpenStack Days Silicon Valley conference kicks off on August 9 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. The unlocked infrastructure conference runs until August 10, with presentations from the top thinkers in the industry.

Sessions include CIO of Staples Inc., Tom Conophy discussing how Staples leverages open source technologies. Speakers Craig McLuckie, Senior Product Manager at Google; Brandon Philips, CTO at CoreOS; and Sumeet Singh, founder, and CEO of AppFormix will discuss the relationship between OpenStack and Kubernetes. While Markus Riedinger, IT Cloud Architect at SAP SE, will provide insights into Sap’s OpenStack.    

Once again, SiliconANGLE’s video production, theCUBE will be returning for this year’s OpenStack Days Silicon Valley conference and will be interviewing some of the top industry leaders.

How to watch theCUBE interviews

There are various ways you can watch theCUBE’s interviews from this year’s OpenStack Days Silicon Valley conference, including SiliconANGLE TV and YouTube.

SiliconANGLE TV

You can watch all of theCUBE’s exclusive interviews from OpenStack Days on the dedicated SiliconANGLE TV page. One of the guests that will be interviewed on theCUBE at OpenStack Days is Sean Roberts, Director of Technical Program Management at Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

The rest of the interviewee list is currently being finalized by theCUBE team, which we will include here once available.   

You can watch all of theCUBE’s live interview coverage from last year’s OpenStack Days Silicon Valley on SiliconANGLE. You can also check out all the coverage from OpenStack Summit Austin, which took place in April.

All coverage from OpenStack Days Silicon Valley 2016 will also be published on the site.

Watch on the SiliconANGLE YouTube channel

All of theCUBE interviews from OpenStack Days, starting on August 9, will also be loaded onto SiliconANGLE’s dedicated YouTube channel.

Cubecasts

SiliconANGLE also has podcasts available of archived interview sessions, available on both SoundCloud and iTunes, which you can enjoy while on the go.

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