OpenSolaris 2008.11 launch date is set for 10 December
The OSUM Webinar Series continues with this online session on the newly
released OpenSolaris 2008.11. The webinar will highlight the unique
OpenSolaris features like ZFS and Dynamic Tracing (DTrace) as well as
the latest innovations from the OpenSolaris community, including the
following demos:
- Time Slider which enables you to browse and recover files from ZFS snapshot backups with an easy-to-use graphical interface
- Working with ZFS raids and how to replace a broken disk
- Improvements to the Image Packaging System (IPS) and the Package Manager GUI
- Various desktop improvements which make it easier to use OpenSolaris for daily work
- Where to get multimedia for OpenSolaris
This webinar will be conducted by Roman Strobl who works at Sun
Microsystems as a technology evangelist on the OpenSolaris project. He
has approximately 10 years of software development experience in Java
and various dynamic languages. Before joining Sun, Roman worked as a
PHP developer and system administrator for a Czech startup company.
Roman is a frequent speaker at software conferences including Sun Tech
Days, various Java events and user group meetings. Roman enjoys working
with open source communities and his current passion is evangelizing
OpenSolaris. He writes frequent posts on the OpenSolaris user-focused
blog which can be found at blogs.sun.com/observatory.
This webinar will be conducted in English. Please check the OSUM Events Calendar or OSUM Webinar Page for information on the same session delivered in other languages.
This webinar is scheduled for December 10, 2008 at 6 pm Central European Time which corresponds to:
- 9 am, U.S. Pacific Time
- Noon, U.S. Eastern Time
- 10:30 pm, Bangalore, India
Please use the World Clock Meeting Planner to convert to your local time.
This webinar will be conducted using Elluminate Live! You will be able to listen to live audio via your computer speakers or ear phones and be able to ask questions using chat/text. Please use the weblink provided in the "Website or Map" field to login in. Please login in 5-10 minutes early to properly configure your session. Please refer to the Elluminate Live! Guide for system requirements and features.
released OpenSolaris 2008.11. The webinar will highlight the unique
OpenSolaris features like ZFS and Dynamic Tracing (DTrace) as well as
the latest innovations from the OpenSolaris community, including the
following demos:
- Time Slider which enables you to browse and recover files from ZFS snapshot backups with an easy-to-use graphical interface
- Working with ZFS raids and how to replace a broken disk
- Improvements to the Image Packaging System (IPS) and the Package Manager GUI
- Various desktop improvements which make it easier to use OpenSolaris for daily work
- Where to get multimedia for OpenSolaris
This webinar will be conducted by Roman Strobl who works at Sun
Microsystems as a technology evangelist on the OpenSolaris project. He
has approximately 10 years of software development experience in Java
and various dynamic languages. Before joining Sun, Roman worked as a
PHP developer and system administrator for a Czech startup company.
Roman is a frequent speaker at software conferences including Sun Tech
Days, various Java events and user group meetings. Roman enjoys working
with open source communities and his current passion is evangelizing
OpenSolaris. He writes frequent posts on the OpenSolaris user-focused
blog which can be found at blogs.sun.com/observatory.
This webinar will be conducted in English. Please check the OSUM Events Calendar or OSUM Webinar Page for information on the same session delivered in other languages.
This webinar is scheduled for December 10, 2008 at 6 pm Central European Time which corresponds to:
- 9 am, U.S. Pacific Time
- Noon, U.S. Eastern Time
- 10:30 pm, Bangalore, India
Please use the World Clock Meeting Planner to convert to your local time.
This webinar will be conducted using Elluminate Live! You will be able to listen to live audio via your computer speakers or ear phones and be able to ask questions using chat/text. Please use the weblink provided in the "Website or Map" field to login in. Please login in 5-10 minutes early to properly configure your session. Please refer to the Elluminate Live! Guide for system requirements and features.
