Hello, thanks for reading the USENIX blog devoted to the LISA ’09 Conference! My name is Matt Simmons, and I’m one of the bloggers who will be writing here with daily updates on events at the conference.
It’s Monday afternoon, and LISA is chugging right along! I’m well into my second day of training, and having a great time, and learning a ton that I’m going to take back to work.
This morning, I’m attending Rik Farrow’s “Working with SELinux” course. As soon as I walked into the room, it became apparent that I’m in the right place. On the screen was the lead slide of Rik’s show, and the title was “Re-enabling SELinux”. For me, that’s so appropriate, because one of the items on my “new machine” checklist is “disable SELinux”.
LISA 2009: Rik Farrow on Working with SELinux
By Matthew Sacks
Tom Limoncelli is one of the preeminent system administrators in the world right now. He is the co-author of "The Practice of System and Network Administration", what is considered by many to be something akin to a religious tome, and he has presented training sessions at LISA for several years on the subject of his second book, "Time Management for System Administrators".
Tobias Oetiker: Bringing Your Web Pages to Life with jQuery
http://www.usenix.org/event/lisa09/training/tutonefile.html#t8
The Early Bird Registration Deadline is approaching. Please register by Monday, October 12, to receive maximum savings on your LISA '09 registration.
You're invited to join us November 1-6, 2009, in Baltimore, MD, for the 23rd Large Installation System Administration Conference.
Tom Limoncelli is a System Administrator at Google NYC and a long time veteran of USENIX Conferences.
LISA '09 is coming up in November 1-6, 2009 in Baltimore, MD. New activities are still being added.
Take a look at a few of the reasons LISA '09 is a must-attend event: