Great turnout last night for the inaugural MSOSUG meeting.
Here's the slides I used for my talk on Live Upgrade.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Melbourne Solaris and OpenSolaris Users Group tomorrow night
Please join us for our first meeting!
Where?
Level 7, 476 St Kilda Road, Melbourne,
When?
September 12th, 2007 at 18:00 for general discussion.
Speakers start at 18:30, and we expect that each speaker will take up to one hour.
Speakers:
Coffee, Tea and soft drinks provided.
A note on access: The Lifts in the building and entrance to Level 7 automatically lock early in the evening, so access will be provided by Sun folks on-site. A sign will also be placed close to the ground floor lifts with a contact number, should you arrive after the start of the meeting.
The Melbourne Solaris and OpenSolaris Users Group exists to explore Solaris, OpenSolaris and closely related technologies.
For those looking for more information on what this group will do in the future, come along to the first meeting, as we'll be spending some time talking about what it is that everyone is most interested in exploring. It is hoped that over time, everyone participating will have something to share with the group, be it 'their' implementation of something, or someone exploring the deeper aspects of some particular Solaris feature, right through to folks who are interested in directly contributing to the OpenSolaris movement. We'll also discuss the preferred frequency of regular meetings.
If you are interested in Solaris, doing interesting things with, or on Solaris, we want YOU!
See you there!
Where?
Level 7, 476 St Kilda Road, Melbourne,
When?
September 12th, 2007 at 18:00 for general discussion.
Speakers start at 18:30, and we expect that each speaker will take up to one hour.
Speakers:
- Nathan Kroenert: Niagara 2 CPU and Architecture exploration
- Boyd Adamson: Solaris Live Upgrade: Using and abusing
Coffee, Tea and soft drinks provided.
A note on access: The Lifts in the building and entrance to Level 7 automatically lock early in the evening, so access will be provided by Sun folks on-site. A sign will also be placed close to the ground floor lifts with a contact number, should you arrive after the start of the meeting.
The Melbourne Solaris and OpenSolaris Users Group exists to explore Solaris, OpenSolaris and closely related technologies.
For those looking for more information on what this group will do in the future, come along to the first meeting, as we'll be spending some time talking about what it is that everyone is most interested in exploring. It is hoped that over time, everyone participating will have something to share with the group, be it 'their' implementation of something, or someone exploring the deeper aspects of some particular Solaris feature, right through to folks who are interested in directly contributing to the OpenSolaris movement. We'll also discuss the preferred frequency of regular meetings.
If you are interested in Solaris, doing interesting things with, or on Solaris, we want YOU!
See you there!
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