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| [[User:Fab|Fabian Affolter]] || Fedora 11 || German || New features, Changes, and so on focused on Fedora 11  
| [[User:Fab|Fabian Affolter]] || Fedora 11 || German || New features, Changes, and so on focused on Fedora 11  
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| [[User:Kanarip|Jeroen van Meeuwen]] || Remixing Fedora || English || Creating custom Fedora Remixes
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|colspan="4" align="center" style="font-size: 13pt;" | == Infrastructure Track ==
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| [[User:Kanarip|Jeroen van Meeuwen]] (Anyone else?) || Cobbler/Koan || English || System Provisioning throughout your organization, with the click of a button! No more dragging CD sets around the office. No more 200 kickstart/preseed/autoyast files to edit! Why walk to the computer if you can remotely provision the box?
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| [[User:Kanarip|Jeroen van Meeuwen]] (Anyone else?) || Puppet/Augeas || English || Configuration Management FTW! From Service dependencies on managed configuration files, to multi-stage environments, load-balancing, HA, and clustering your favorite puppeteer. Write once, apply many many many times.
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| [[User:Kanarip|Jeroen van Meeuwen]] (Anyone else?) || Func/Symbolic || English || Funky! Tired of for-ssh/scp loops? Func will help you create the arbitrary remote execution framework that you've been looking for. Still too much command-line? Symbolic let's you click and drap-and-drop.
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'''Comment:''' [[JeroenVanMeeuwen|Jeroen van Meeuwen]] suggests getting enough speakers together to form a multi-talk Configuration Management track.
'''Comment:''' [[JeroenVanMeeuwen|Jeroen van Meeuwen]] suggests getting enough speakers together to form a multi-talk Configuration Management track.

Revision as of 23:37, 10 February 2009

If you would like to be a speaker at LinuxTag2009, please add yourself to this page. You talk should be related to Fedora or JBoss.org.

You may sign up for multiple talks. A final schedule is not yet known, nor do we know how many talks we will have room for. Signing up for a talk here does not guarantee that you will end up with a confirmed session.

Name (and link to wiki page) Title English or German Abstract
Yaakov Nemoy Fedora-Devshell (will rename this when i have a catchier name) Both? Fedora Devshell is a tool that can script and automate many steps that go into package development. By the time LinuxTag rolls around, there should be plenty of features for many kinds of packages. Come find out how to use Fedora Devshell for your own work.
Paul W. Frields Fedora Forward! English (except for an embarrassing but thankfully brief introductory mangling of the lovely German tongue) This talk is a follow up to the one given at LinuxTag 2008, covering our successes and failures since then, why we're proud of both, and a look at what's next.
Fabian Affolter Fedora 11 German New features, Changes, and so on focused on Fedora 11
Jeroen van Meeuwen Remixing Fedora English Creating custom Fedora Remixes
== Infrastructure Track ==
Jeroen van Meeuwen (Anyone else?) Cobbler/Koan English System Provisioning throughout your organization, with the click of a button! No more dragging CD sets around the office. No more 200 kickstart/preseed/autoyast files to edit! Why walk to the computer if you can remotely provision the box?
Jeroen van Meeuwen (Anyone else?) Puppet/Augeas English Configuration Management FTW! From Service dependencies on managed configuration files, to multi-stage environments, load-balancing, HA, and clustering your favorite puppeteer. Write once, apply many many many times.
Jeroen van Meeuwen (Anyone else?) Func/Symbolic English Funky! Tired of for-ssh/scp loops? Func will help you create the arbitrary remote execution framework that you've been looking for. Still too much command-line? Symbolic let's you click and drap-and-drop.

Comment: Jeroen van Meeuwen suggests getting enough speakers together to form a multi-talk Configuration Management track.