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Sun Tech Days are Sun's Developer Conference. They are given around the world. The next one is in Seattle, September 6-8, 2006. If you're a developer, this is a good way to learn about developing with OpenSolaris, Solaris, NetBeans, Java, and all our developer tools.

The first day, September 6th, is devoted to OpenSolaris and NetBeans. The OpenSolaris portion will cover the following topics:

Building and Deploying OpenSolaris
Virtualization
Security
POD: Performance, Observability, and Debugging

There will also be a BoF and reception to talk about the OpenSolaris community, partnering, and university collaboration. OpenSolaris Day is free, but you must register within the next week at https://www28.cplan.com/pls/pg_sun/c154_reg_entry.reg_us.

Our own Stephen Hahn will be presenting there, so make sure you get a chance to hear him and meet him. He always wears a tie, so he's pretty easy to spot.

Future Tech Days, with OpenSolaris Days, will be Shanghai September 22-24, and Beijing September 27-29. You can find the full calendar here. (I'll be at the Atlanta one in case you were wondering....)

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