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Comment on Historical Elements of Software Wars: An Interview with Clem Cole, President of USENIX, on Open Source, Unix, and Legal Disputes by ygykyro

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Comment on Invited Talks (Jordan Hubbard): Mac OS X: From the Server Room to Your Pocket by fjbnheipsssf

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Comment on LISA Insider: The Xen.org Team on Xen Training by Talking with Stepehen Spector about Xen Training at LISA, Xen.org Community Manager | The Bitsource. Currents on Technology.

Wed, 17 Dec 2008 07:53:05 +0000

[...] December 17, 2008 by MatthewSacks Coverage of a chat with Stephen Spector, Xen Community Manager, about Xen training the the Xen.org team delivered at LISA this year amongst other things. Covered in the article: Future developments with Xen and training delivered from the de-facto Virtualization technology. Read it on the LISA blog here: http://lisa.usenix.org/2008/11/11/lisa-insider-the-xenorg-team-on-xen-training/ [...]

Comment on Bruce Schneier Speaks on Conceptualizing Security at LISA 2008 by Bruce Schneier's Talk on Conceptualizing Security | The Bitsource. Currents on Technology.

Tue, 16 Dec 2008 06:48:44 +0000

[...] for anybody, not only technical people, and I encourage for you to read more on the LISA blog here: http://lisa.usenix.org/2008/12/15/bruce-schneier-speaks-on-conceptualizing-security-at-lisa-2008/ You can read Bruce Schneier’s blog here: [...]

Comment on Historical Elements of Software Wars: An Interview with Clem Cole, President of USENIX, on Open Source, Unix, and Legal Disputes by An Interview with Clem Cole, President of USENIX: A Brief History of How Unix Became "Open" | The Bitsource. Computing and Information Technology

Wed, 10 Dec 2008 06:32:58 +0000

[...] December 9, 2008 by MatthewSacks I recently posted an article on the LISA blog about a discussion I had with Clem Cole, President of USENIX. We spoke about his experience writing software in the days of USENIX’s beginnings and he offered a firsthand experience about using Unix and writing software in the mid-DEC years. Clem Cole is one of the original hackers that helped found Unix and provides some insights into why USENIX was started. Clem Cole is an ICR (Intel Cluster Ready) Architect at Intel Corporation. Read the full article on the LISA Blog. [...]

Comment on LISA Insider: The Xen.org Team on Xen Training by Zach’s WordPress Blog » Xen Training at LISA

Zach’s WordPress Blog » Xen Training at LISA — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 13:50:55 +0000

[...] the session, we were interviewed for a blog post on the USENIX website and were mentioned in a post on the xen.org blog. The training materials we used have been released [...]

Comment on An Inside Look Behind the Creator of MRTG and RRDTool, Tobias Oetiker by An Interview with the Creator of MRTG and RRDTool, Tobias Oetiker | The Bitsource. Computing and Information Technology

Thu, 27 Nov 2008 03:08:20 +0000

[...] November 26, 2008 by MatthewSacks While at LISA 2008 this year I interviewed Tobias Oetiker on some of the history of MRTG and RRDTool. We spoke about some of the reasons behind coming to LISA in years past and present. The primary reason for Oetiker’s travels was that he enjoys to teach and actually was the first place that he presented MRTG to the public. MRTG was created to graph network link usage over time, and at the time there were no tools to accomplish the task. MRTG and RRDTool have grown into the de-facto network and performance trending solutions and are now being used to trend all kinds of things, including atmospheric and tidal trends. Read about it on the LISA blog here. [...]

Comment on Invited Talks (Jordan Hubbard): Mac OS X: From the Server Room to Your Pocket by Jordan Hubbard on Mac OS X at LISA 2008 | The Bitsource. Computing and Information Technology

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:58:15 +0000

[...] you must attend LISA to get this kind of information; however there are a bit of tidbits on the LISA 2008 blog about some more topics that were discussed during Hubbard’s talk. What I found to be [...]

Comment on Inside LISA Training: Q&A with Tobias Oetiker on the Qooxdoo Javascript Framework by qooxdoo » News » The week in qooxdoo (2008-11-14)

qooxdoo » News » The week in qooxdoo (2008-11-14) — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 22:57:34 +0000

[...] again to Tobi Oetiker for presenting qooxdoo training at the Large Installation System Administration Conference LISA ‘08. According to attendees it was [...]

Comment on Java System Administration: Sys Admin, meet J2EE by An Introduction to Java/J2EE System Administration with JBoss | The Bitsource. Computing and Information Technology

Fri, 14 Nov 2008 10:03:21 +0000

[...] November 14, 2008 by MatthewSacks While at LISA, I gave a small short talk at a bird-of-a-feather (BoF) session about Java/J2EE system administration. I wanted to give system administrators who have not had prior experience to Java some insights into how they can try a Java Application server and how to perform basic live monitoring and troubleshooting of an application server. The JBoss community version of the application server was used as the example, and installing the server, configuring the script and environment, and starting it up and monitoring logs were covered. The primary topic of interest was how to do basic troubleshooting and analysis of performance problems in the application server by gathering and reviewing thread dumps. The original post can be read here: http://lisa.usenix.org/2008/11/14/java-system-administration-sys-admin-meet-j2ee/. [...]