Throughout the week, I’ll be attending and covering sessions from Cloud Slam ‘09, a weeklong cloud computing virtual conference. The conference has 5 tracks: technology, implementation experiences, legal aspects, business models and research; and three session types: keynotes, invited speakers and panels.
There is still time to register, and the fee is (or at least was) $52 for the week. For the record, I’m attending on a free media pass.
I’ve signed up for a dozen or so sessions, and will be sharing my notes throughout the week. Semi-live blogging, I guess. More as the week progresses.
Oh, and Oracle & Sun, short take: the good news is Oracle knows how to make money selling software, and the bad news is Oracle knows how to make money selling software (MySQL, Solaris, Glassfish etc).
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[Updated October 27, 2009 for Elemental Cloud Computing post import]
My CloudSlam coverage:
- Cloud Slam: Rod Boothby, Joyent, The Vanishing Enterprise
- Tom Lounibos, SOASTA, Cloud Testing: Reliability as a Service
- Jonathan Bryce, Rackspace Mosso, Cloud Standardization & Network Effect
- Michael Berman, Catbird Networks, Security in Virtual Data Center
- Cloud Slam: Songnian Zhou, Platform Computing, Clouds Moving Into the Enterprise
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