Jérôme Petazzoni is giving a talk on "How Linux Containers and Docker will change how we develop and deploy apps." He took a few minutes to talk with a SCALE Team member about his talk.
Q: Could you please introduce yourself and tell us a little about your background?
Joe Brockmeier is giving a talk on "Understanding Software Collections" and will be part of the Infrastructure.Next track at SCALE 12X. The SCALE Team caught up with Joe for this brief interview.
Q: Could you please introduce yourself and tell us a little about your background?
Matt Ray will be giving a talk on Chef for Open Stack. The SCALE Team caught up with him for this brief interview.
Q: Could you please introduce yourself and tell us a little about your background?
Eric Van Johnson returns to the SCALE 12x team, this time interviewing Ron Evans about open-source robotics, as well as his SCALE 12x KidsRuby Workshop and Cylon.JS.
Interview by Eric Van Johnson
Guest Post by Phil Dibowitz
We've received a lot questions about the PGP Keysigning Party this year, and I'm happy to report that it is indeed going to happen.
However, your faithful PGP enthusiast is taking a year off. Instead of me standing up and yelling instructions, Aaron Toponce has graciously volunteered to lead this year's event. Aaron has led many PGP keysigning parties and I'm sure he will bring his own unique insights and twist.
The SCALE team is pleased to announce that Leslie Hawthorn has been named as one of our keynote speakers for SCALE 12X, the 12th annual Southern California Linux Expo, in February.
Leslie will speak on “Why Checking Your Privilege is Good for *You*”
The SCALE team is pleased to announces that Brendan Gregg has been named the first of two keynote speakers for SCALE 12X, the 12th annual Southern California Linux Expo, in February.
Gregg will speak on “What Linux Can Learn from Solaris Performance, and Vice Versa.”
The Southern California Linux Expo turned their annual event up to 11 this year in more ways than one.
SCALE 11X, celebrating its 11th year as the first-of-the-year Linux/Open Source expo in North America, played host to more than 2,300 attendees visiting more than 100 exhibitors and hearing more than 90 speakers giving a wide variety of presentations during the course of the three-day event.
SCALE 11X attendees voted on their favorite Saturday exhibitors in six different categories, and exhibitors went all out to impress.
The envelope, please . . .
The winners of the SCALE 11X Exhibitor Contest are:
Favorite Clothing Item: Puppet Labs
Most Interesting Swag: HP
Strangest Swag: Zenoss
Most Useful Swag: Silicon Mechanics
Most Passionate .Org: BeagleBoard/PandaBoard
Most Memorable Booth: LinuxChix
Honorable mentions go to: Fedora, RackSpace, O'Reilly Media, Linux Astronomy, OpenStack, M-Go, EFF, So Cal Python.