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This is where you will hear about real-world usage of clusters, virtualization, new storage technologies, Grid applications, high performance computing, and more. HPC and grid technology are performing more and more work for our data centers, thanks to advances in software and networking that make it more feasible.
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Track Chair: Don Marti
These sessions are for those who enjoy developing, performance tuning, and configuring the nuts and bolts of the Linux kernel and low-level system libraries and tools. Here you'll find sessions on tweaking your kernel, fine-tuning your network performance, and figuring out GCC.
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Track Chair: Mark Skarpness
This track focuses on the latest Linux developments on cell phones, PDA's, systems-on-a-chip, and any other examples of Linux on small devices. If you'd like to develop on these platforms or learn more about deploying apps, these sessions will give you what you need.
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Track Chair: Rob Reilly
From the file server, to the client, to your MTA, to directory services, open solutions are changing network services. These sessions will teach you how to make the most of LDAP, SAMBA, network management suites and loads of other toolkits that we can't live without.
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Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Experience the Best of Novell BrainShare while attending LinuxWorld.
Popular speakers presenting top-tier technical sessions that will expand
your knowledge and increase your net worth--it doesn't get much better
than that!
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How does open source affect your business? Have you deployed it already, but you're still not sure why? This is the chance to get the latest info on ROI, TCO, and just what is driving more and more customers to open source-based solutions.
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JM / Larry
Open solutions are scaling across the enterprise and now perform mission critical tasks. These sessions give the detail on how real customers with real mission-critical needs sought a better solution and ended up with open source software. These sessions will give you their war stories and what they learned about the technology.
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Track Chair : John Mark Walker and Larry Augustin
Developers are the backbone of the new open source economy. This is where you will learn the tools and methodologies of the trade: Eclipse, LAMP, JBoss, GNU Mono, PHP, Ajax, and much, much more.
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Wednesday, August 16, 2006
This track is for Linux Application Developers who are interested in taking their applications mobile! Get an overview of the components of the new leading platform for mobile devices--the ACCESS Linux Platform (ALP). If you are a Linux Application Developer, this track gives you early access and hands-on experience building applications for this new platform.
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Track Chair: David Cafaro
Network security professionals and hackers give the lowdown on computer security. There are those who feel that open source means secure, and they let down their guard. This track will fix that - if you thought your systems were secure, this track will have you heading back to your network as soon as possible.
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Track Chair: Steven J. Vaughan- Nichols
For those who use Linux as a desktop machine, these sessions have the latest on user interfaces and new applications enhancing the user experience. 2006 is the year of the Linux desktop, and this time we mean it. With Firefox, OpenOffice, and a solid desktop infrastructure in place, it's a lot closer than you think.
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