Unigroup is in the process of planning these meetings and topics:
- Various Database Topics.
- The State of the C++ Ecosystem.
- Linux Clusters and High Availability
- Xen / XenServer
- VirtualBox
- Building a Storage Server using ZFS.
- DNS - Domain Name System
- Implementing Luster and GPFS.
- Anti-SPAM
- Cloud & Grid Computing
- Unix/Linux Authentication Mechanisms
- Super-Computing Clusters
- LaTex and Document Publishing
Unigroup is looking for speakers on the following topics:
- Are there too many Linux distributions?
- High Availability and Clustering
- Open Source Development Tools
- Nagios and Network Monitoring
- Open Source OS Distributions - Round Table Discussion
- LAMP - Part 3 - PHP
- Samba 4
- Computer Security Threats
- Unix's 40th+ Birthday Celebration
- Java Development
- Unix/Linux Clustering Part 3: Beowulf
- Samba
- BGP Routing and Fault Tolerant Networking
- Single "Floppy" Unix/Linux Distributions - Linux Router Project
- Building a Firewall using FreeBSD and Linux
- Unix Office Tools: Word Processors, Spreadsheets, Accounting Packages.
- Cryptography / PKI
- Emacs
- Unix/Linux WiFi Security
- Latest Storage Interface Technologies: iSCSI, Serial-ATA, Firewire, USB, etc.
- PKI
- Building a FreeBSD Firewall
- Building a Linux Firewall
- The Internet: How it Works
- Electronic Commerce
- LDAP
- NTP
- Emerging HTML Standards
- Performance Benchmarking
- Testing, Test Plans, Automated Testing Tools
- Building Internet Servers
- Internet/Network Security
- Privacy & Encryption (including PGP / GnuPG)
- Publically Available Unix Tools (including GNU utilities)
- Unix System Administration Tools - crash & fsdb
- What's New in Database Technology
- Object Oriented Databases
Please contact us immediately if you know of potential speakers for any
of these topics and please feel free to suggest your own topics as well.
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