Muna On The Road: Unlocking Linux Networking at Open Source Summit North America

Another stop on my "Muna On the Road" series, where I bring you highlights and insights from my speaking engagements!

This time, I had the privilege of speaking at a truly pivotal event: the Linux Foundation Open Source Summit North America 2025. My session, "Linux Networking - Key Understandings & Practical Troubleshooting", was designed to empower every Linux user and developer with a deeper understanding of how networking functions within the Linux environment. This isn't just about commands; it's about demystifying the underlying mechanisms to strengthen the open-source ecosystem by making it more accessible and robust for all contributors.

During the talk, we covered three essential areas. We began with Networking Fundamentals, establishing a common language for how networks operate, from basic addressing principles to the vital roles of services like DHCP and DNS. We then transitioned to Linux Networking: Taking Control, diving into how you can effectively manage network interfaces and secure your systems with firewalls directly within Linux. Finally, the session culminated in Troubleshooting: Mastering Network Resilience, where I shared systematic approaches and practical commands to efficiently diagnose and resolve common network issues that arise in real-world scenarios.

It was an incredibly rewarding experience to share these practical insights and engage with the vibrant open-source community. I hope that the discussion empowered attendees to become more effective, reliable, and confident in their Linux networking endeavors, fostering a more robust and resilient open-source world.

Check out the presentation below!

Here are some pictures from the conference!