Ainda essa semana eu vou fazer três palestras. Olhe aà se você não vai estar por perto. ;)
Take a look in this interesting post of Dan MacAskill, CEO of SmugMug, about his experiences on OpenSolaris servers with ZFS and MySQL.
SmugMug is a digital photo sharing website, focused on professional photographers. The site is also famous for storing huge amounts of data (photos) using local filesystems and the Amazon S3 service. Just on S3 are 100 800 terabytes of data (according to this and this).
Very interesting pots because he tels in details his experieces over some diferents points of view.
O cartaz para o Dia da Liberdade do Software em Fortaleza que acontecerá nesse sábado, dia 27 de setembro (2008), no Dragão do Mar.
Downloads:
Atualizado em 28 de Setembro de 2008:
Meus slides da apresentação sobre OpenSolaris:
Downloads:
Fotos:
Some Sun student datasheet posters. Click on the images to download them.
Or in those links.
My article Trying to corrupt data in a ZFS mirror (also in portuguese here) won the second prize in the OpenSolaris Student Reviews Contest. My colleague Jonas Dias also won.
Thank you guys.
This week I did another presentation outside my city. This time it was at Maracanau in the Comsolid, a open source and digital inclusion event.
My first presentation was about ZFS filesystem and how you can take benefits from it like pooling storage and self healing. I used as base for examples my last post on it, Trying to corrupt data in a ZFS mirror.
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My next talk was about OpenSolaris. We had a lot of questions and interesting about this. We burned some cds with OpenSolaris 2008.5 and also distributed others versions of OpenSolaris like Solaris 10.
And my last presentation was a quick talk about high performance computing, a short version on that I already did before.
Was a interesting event mainly because the public was composed primarily by young students with few background on TI. It was a challenge to present some new concepts like pooling storage for those who aren’t familiar with filesystems management. I tried to keep my talk as simpler as I could and focus on daily problems and showing that you can avoid them with some open source technologies.
The full album is available at http://flickr.com/photos/silveiraneto/sets/72157605632001295/.
