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UKUUG Spring 2010 Conference

23-25 March in Manchester

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Dinner

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UKUUG’s annual Large Installation Systems Administration (LISA) conference and tutorials will be held in Manchester on 23-25 March 2010 at the Manchester Conference Centre. The call for papers is now open and we are accepting submissions for tutorials and conference talks.

This conference is a must-attend event for system and network administrators. As well as the technical talks, the conference provides a friendly environment for members to meet, learn, and enjoy lively debate on a host of subjects.

Why attend?

There are lots of reasons to attend or send your technical staff to the Spring 2010 conference, including:

  • Keep abreast with new/emerging technologies.
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  • Learn hands-on skills in the Kerberos training tutorial.
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  • Network with some of the people who are responsible for developing critical applications.
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  • Become part of the UK Unix community – build up informal relationships that can be invaluable in problem solving.
  • Benefit from the experience of delegates with similar interests.
  • Keep staff happy and feeling valued.
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  • Make valuable contacts with sponsor organisations such as Google, Bytemark, Novell and Sun.
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  • Secure essential O’Reilly textbooks at a significant discount to the cover price.
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Bookings are now open – secure your place now!

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Bursaries available for female students and developers – courtesy of Google.

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With the major conference theme being virtualisation we include major talks from:

  • Xensource by Ian Pratt and others
  • Solaris Logical Domains & Zones by Sun
  • Transitive Technologies
  • Google
  • An afternoon of Uses and Experiences of virtualisation & how it solved contributors’ problems
And talks on :
  • Perl 6 by Jonathan Worthington
  • System Configuration by Paul Anderson
  • Svk by it’s author Chia-Liang Kao
  • Secure Filesystems with AFS
  • FreeBSD by Poul Henning-Kamp & Robert Watson

The core of the conference being a full afternoon session on virtualisation, focusing on experiences and direct benefits including talks by users & developers of virtualisation tools.

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The conference dinner, sponsored by Google will take place on the Tuesday evening at Old Trafford.

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