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LISA Build

Join Us At LISA Build

Sunday, November 9, 8:30 am–5:00 pm

NEW! You may have built enterprise networks before, but have you ever built one in 16 hours or less? Sign up for LISA Build, and learn from the experts on building and establishing a production network from the ground up. You'll come in with your skills (at any level), we'll match you with an area and lab tech, and you and your team will construct the hardware and software for the rest of the conference in a hands-on instructional environment. This is not a class, it doesn't have a syllabus, but it does have a great final exam at the end: move packets for LISA.

There are some restrictions:

  • You need to be registered for LISA14 to participate in LISA Build.
  • You will need to be at the venue, ready to start on the morning of November 9.

If you are attending LISA14, and would like to be considered for LISA Build please send a brief email to lisa14build@usenix.org explaining why you would like to participate, what your areas of expertise are, and what technologies you might be willing to learn.

Become a LISA Build Sponsor

Interested in sponsoring LISA Build? Sponsors have the opportunity to make sure Build participants have what they need in order to successfully build a network from the ground up. These attendees come to Build to learn about, experiment with, and possibly even recommend your product(s).

If you are a sponsor who would like to participate in LISA Build by sponsoring or donating equipment, please send an email to sponsorship@usenix.org explaining your interest and/or product offering and how you think it will compliment the LISA Build experience.

Current LISA Build Sponsors:

  • DreamHost

Questions for the organizers? Contact lisa14build@usenix.org.

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