Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

Apachecon 2010 slides shared

I offered previews of several ApacheCon 2010 speakers earlier this month. Now that the event has past, I have been catching up on presentations given at the annual Apache Software Foundation conference, held in Atlanta Georgia. Here is Bob Sutor's keynote from ApacheCon on "Data, Languages and Problems." He also blogged a preview of the main ideas which I appreciate.


You can find many of the presentations have been uploaded on Slideshare.net by searching for latest "apachecon" content or you can also download all of the presentations in one shot from the ApacheCon 2010 event website. Note, this download is ~200MB (md5) (sha).

Also I like this neat graphic from Kevan Miller I found via Zoƫ's blog showing all of the other Apache projects that work with Geronimo. Very cool.

Monday, November 8, 2010

Patterns for Cloud at CloudCamp San Francisco

IBM WebSphere Technical Evangelist Dustin Amrhein gave one of the lightning talks at CloudCamp SF last Thursday night. He spoke about 'A patterns-based approach to the cloud' to compliment virtualization with automation of deployment, configuration and component integration. For more information, you should connect with Dustin on twitter at @DAmrhein. BTW, he posts some really good video demonstrations on YouTube about managing cloud environments with patterns and virtualization. How are you planning to manage your cloud?

To learn more about upcoming CloudCamps, read more and see the schedule on their website. IBM speakers will be attending several upcoming events and IBM will be sponsoring as well. Kathleen blogged about some of those plans.