Speakers from across the open source community will cover topics from AI agents to embedded systems, and you can ask them questions live. OCX27 brings everything together in one program with five tracks, and AI runs through every one of them. Each webinar this week belongs to one of the tracks.
November 2026
14:00 CET
Open Source and Supply Chain, Deutsche Bahn / DB Systel
Railways face many shared challenges. But traditionally, cooperation on shared solutions has been very limited. The OpenRail Association is changing that. Founded in 2024, it provides a neutral platform for collaboration on Open Source software for the railway sector. This session will highlight what has already been achieved, what we have learned from the energy and automotive industries, and what still lies ahead.
16:00 CET
Jakarta Agentic AI Project Lead, Payara/Azul
This talk outlines the current status and roadmap of the Jakarta Agentic AI specification.
AI agents are one of the most prominent developments in enterprise and cloud native computing in decades. They promise to fundamentally accelerate innovation, automation, and productivity by leveraging AI in virtually every industry.
The Agentic AI specification aims to provide a set of APIs that make it easy, consistent, and reliable to build, deploy, and run AI agents on Jakarta EE runtimes. It defines common usage patterns/life cycles for AI agents, provides a very minimal LLM facade, allows defining dynamic agent workflows that can change at runtime, integrates with other key Jakarta EE APIs such as CDI, Validation, JSON Binding, Persistence, Messaging, and much, much more.
17:30 CET
CEO, SignPath
Head of Security, Eclipse Foundation
Code signing presents several specific organisational and technical challenges to open source projects, specifically for platforms that require using trusted X.509 code signing certificates. This talk explores the basics and explains the different approaches taken by SignPath Foundation and Eclipse Foundation and the common platform they use.
November 2026
11:00 CET
Contributions from Eclipse Committers and Java Ecosystems associated with India
14:00 CET
CEO and Principal Software Architect, EclipseSource
AI coding agents work best when you let them run commands, install packages and edit files without confirming every step. That freedom is also what makes them dangerous on a developer machine: a wrong delete, a leaked token, or a prompt injection that tricks your agent into something you never asked it to do.
Eclipse Enclave is an open source runtime that puts each agent session into its own container, with a separate filesystem and network stack. The agent sees only the paths you mount, usually the project worktree, and reaches only the domains you allow.
This webinar introduces Enclave and its installation, then uses it for real coding work with agents like Claude Code and Codex CLI. The second part covers extending it: how to add a harness that Enclave does not ship out of the box, for example OpenClaw or a DeepSeek-based CLI, and run it under the same isolation.
16:00 CET
Senior Manager, Embedded Systems, IoT, and Open Hardware Programs, Eclipse Foundation
Modern embedded systems increasingly need to run software with different levels of criticality on the same hardware—without compromising isolation, determinism, or safety. Hypervisors can provide the strong separation these systems require, but their role in resource-constrained, safety-critical environments is quite different from virtualisation in the cloud or data centre.
Enter Eclipse ZoneX, a new lightweight hypervisor in the Eclipse ThreadX ecosystem. This talk will introduce the fundamentals of embedded hypervisors and explain why hardware-enforced isolation is becoming increasingly important for safety-critical and mixed-criticality applications. We will then explore ZoneX: the problems it is designed to solve, how it complements ThreadX, and why it represents an important addition to the ThreadX suite. Along the way, we will examine selected code to make its programming model and integration with ThreadX concrete.
We will also step back from the individual components to look at the broader safety-critical embedded ecosystem taking shape at the Eclipse Foundation, and how ThreadX and ZoneX relate to initiatives such as OpenHW and the Trustable Software Framework (TSF).
In this session, you will learn what embedded hypervisors bring to safety-critical systems, understand where ZoneX fits alongside ThreadX, and gain a clearer picture of how Eclipse projects are coming together to support open, dependable, safety-critical embedded platforms.
November 2026
11:00 CET
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14:00 CET
Eclipse Tractus-X Project Lead and Chief Software Architect, Catena-X Association
Mathias Moser will cover what is Eclipse Tractus-X and what are your KITs, and how they are helping real companies collaborate, solve problems and propose solutions enabled by trusted data exchange across multiple industries.
November 2026
14:00 CET
14:00 CET
Associate Professor, Universitat Politècnica de València
The session will revolve around the content and application of the product ECLIPSE aeriOS towards energy flexibility in realistic use cases that require distributed/federated orchestration of IoT, edge and cloud computing resources.
14:20 CET
Explore how the LICORICE European Innovation Action is strengthening digital trust, data sovereignty, and secure identity management. The session will showcase the project’s pilots and the Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) and privacy-preserving technologies currently being implemented.
14:40 CET
The session presents the relevance of privacy aspects in cybersecurity context.
November 2026
16:00 CET
The session will detail main challenges for orchestration of distributed applications over abstracted resources offered by multiple providers across the 6G-enabled computing continuum (IoT, Edge, Cloud). Focus is given on open-source implementations for intent-driven orchestration mechanisms combined with a modern observability stack. The presented solutions and implementations leverage on novel technologies, such as Agentic AI, Generative AI, and Knowledge Graphs.
Open Source and Supply Chain
Jakarta Agentic AI Project Lead
CEO
Head of Security
CEO and Principal Software Architect
Senior Manager, Embedded Systems, IoT, and Open Hardware Programs
Eclipse Tractus-X Project Lead and Chief Software Architect
Associate Professor
Live Q&A in the webinars: put your questions to the speakers while they are on screen.
Hear from project leads, engineers and researchers.
Every live participant gets €50 off an OCX27 early bird ticket (valid until 21 February 2027).
One free OCX27 ticket and two €50 OCX shop vouchers are to be won.
The call for proposals is now open! Submit by 9 November 2026, the early bird deadline, to be considered for early program announcements.
Have a question about the Webinar Week? Email the OCX team at info@ocxconf.org.
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