Meet the LISA '12 Instructors: Ben Lin on vCloud Architecture
Matt Simmons interviews LISA '12 instructor Ben Lin.
Matt Simmons interviews LISA '12 instructor Ben Lin.
Matt Simmons offers a preview of our party:
Every year, the reception at LISA is just a little different. Last year, the Back to the Future themed conference took us to the 1980s, where we had arcade machines and awesome toys from the time period.
[]LISA '12 is only a few days away, but not everyone who wants to attend in person can actually make it there. "We know traveling to conferences can be difficult, especially at the end of the year, so we wanted to provide an alternative means for getting at least some of the LISA experience," says our co-executive director, Anne Dickison.
As we continue ramping up to LISA '12, we've posted a series of interviews with event organizers and instructors. In this installment, Matt Simmons interviews David Blank-Edelman.
In this interview, Matt Simmons talks to LISA '12 instructor William LeFebvre.
Prior to a couple of years ago, "in the cloud" meant a term of abstraction, coming from the network diagram icon, meaning "we don't control this area of the network". A cloud meant that you didn't know or care about it, for the purposes of the discussion at hand.
Geoff Halprin has a long history with USENIX, SAGE, and LISA and wrote the book on system administration. (Actually, he wrote a couple of books on system administration.) In this interview, Geoff offers a preview of his LISA '12 talks and provides tips for first-time LISA attendees.
In this interview, Ben Cotton talks with LISA '12 instructor Stuart Kendrick.
In this interview, Greg Riedesel talks to Steven Murawski, a first-time instructor at LISA. Steven will be teaching the PowerShell Fundamentals class on Tuesday morning, helping to get the word out about Microsoft’s command-line mojo.
[]In this interview, Lee Damon, the Lightning Talk Coordinator for LISA '12, offers tips for giving a great, fast-paced little talk.