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SUSECON, DjangoCon and Kubecon

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 26th of March 2019 05:30:24 AM
  • Learn about SUSE Cloud Application Platform at SUSECON

    Since this is a work blog, I suppose the first two reasons are the most important. I’ll be at the SUSE Cloud Application Platform kiosk most of the time, giving demos and answering questions about the product. There may be exciting news about it on the first day too. You’ll just have to wait and see. We also have a number of interesting, informative, and (hopefully) entertaining sessions planned in various categories:

  • DjangoCon US 2019 Returns to San Diego
  • Save the Date: OpenShift Commons Gathering at CNCF Kubecon/EU in Barcelona, Spain, May 20, 2019

    The OpenShift Commons Gathering at Red Hat Summit brings together experts from all over the world to discuss the container technologies, operators, the operator framework, best practices for cloud-native application developers and the open source software projects that underpin the OpenShift ecosystem to help take us all to the next level in cloud-native computing. This next gathering will feature 300+ developers, project leads, cloud architects, operator builders, sysadmins, and cloud-native practitioners coming together to explore the next steps in making container technologies successful and secure at scale.

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SUSECON 2019 “MY KIND OF OPEN” Nashville, TN April 1-5

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 26th of March 2019 07:46:12 PM.
  • SUSECON 2019 “MY KIND OF OPEN” Nashville, TN April 1-5

    I am really excited about next week. I will be attending my first SUSECON and it’s in one of my favorite places, Nashville Tennessee. If you haven’t registered yet you still have time. Come join us so you can lead your company into a digital transformation by learning how to utilize open source solutions that meet your business needs. There will be over 150 sessions to choose from, lots of hands-on training, demos led by our experts, and you can even earn complimentary SUSE certifications. For me personally, it’s all about software-defined storage and specifically SUSE Enterprise Storage. We will have a kiosk in the Technology Showcase demonstrating the latest features of SUSE Enterprise Storage. There are several sessions dedicated to SUSE Enterprise Storage and you can even listen to Sanjeet Singh and Me deliver a session on SUSE Storage Solutions (Session ID: BOV1443). There is a lot more so I highly recommend that you click here to learn more about SUSECON, get registered, and get ready for a great week with SUSE, the open, open source company. I hope to see you there.

SUSECON 2019: There’s Still Time!

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of March 2019 09:58:34 AM.
  • SUSECON 2019: There’s Still Time!

    Don’t let SUSECON pass you by–you’ll wait a year if you do, and technology doesn’t wait. Join your open source peers in Nashville, get insights on how to maximize your IT infrastructure, and move forward with confidence into the future.

5 Reasons To Attend SUSECON 2019

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of March 2019 08:24:12 PM.
  • 5 Reasons To Attend SUSECON 2019

    Attendees will learn how they can use open software-defined infrastructure and application delivery solutions to reduce costs and complexity, anticipate and quickly leverage the latest advancements, and move the business forward while reducing unnecessary risk.

Leostream in Nashville at SUSECON 2019

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of March 2019 09:32:23 PM.
  • Our Kind of Open: Meet Leostream in Nashville at SUSECON 2019!

    I can’t believe we are just one week away from the event we’ve been looking forward to all year – SUSECON 2019 in America’s Music City, Nashville, Tennessee! Not only is it a perfect setting for a week away in April, but we are thrilled to be meeting with industry leaders to discuss one of our favorite topics – open source technology.

"SUSECON 2019 MY KIND OPEN"

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 28th of March 2019 12:26:51 PM.
  • SUSECON 2019 MY KIND OPEN is hitting the Nashville Scene!

    SUSECON 2019 is all set to roar loud and as you all know SUSE likes to champion open source as a ‘complete culture’ and insists upon lack of vendor lock-in — and, as such, the company insists that it currently has hundreds of open source projects actively working in research and development.This is a show with a LOT of certification and training… with SUSE Certified Administrator (SCA) Exams and SUSE Certified Engineer (SCE) Exams billed at the top of the list.

View from 30,000ft of Some SUSECON Ceph Sessions

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 1st of April 2019 08:20:55 AM.
  • View from 30,000ft of Some SUSECON Ceph Sessions

    First, is a session covering architecting Ceph based solutions. I’ll talk about technologies and how they impact design when taking the use cases the cluster is being used to address into account. I’ll also be briefly covering the broad list of guides we have available and what it takes to build one of these guides.

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