Overview
Tracks
Agenda
Speakers
Travel
Why go?
Who should go?
Awards
What's new
Uncovering the new opportunities in deploying Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and virtualization
Introduction to Red Hat developer program
Smart cards, Keberos and single sign-on in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
SELinux best practices and what's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Yum and you
Introduction to Red Hat Application Stack and JBoss Enterprise Middleware
Introduction to Red Hat messaging
Red Hat Network roadmap and introduction life-cycle management of Red
Red Hat Enterprise Linux with Red Hat Network Satellite
Red Hat Enterprise Linux product family review
Virtualization support and managing diversity
Virtualization food fight
Native host intrusion protection with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and the audit subsystem
Performance tuning Java and JBoss Enterprise Application Platform on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
Handling asynchronous driver updates on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and beyond
ROI, TCO, SOA and other important acronyms
Manageable virtual appliances
Open source SOA strategies and value
Clustering + machine virtualization = Availability management performance
Integrating JBPM and rules for business process automation
Fault tolerant computing
Using AMQP, RHM, and Qpid to solve common middleware problems
The value of open source SOA to improve business execution
Lightweight SOA with JBoss jBPM
Creating cluster aware applications for performance and high
Availability using Red Hat's cluster API's in theory and practice
Gaining competitive advantage with an SOA solution
Investing in open source
Beyond the operating system
A case for open source backup
Improving collaboration with open source knowledge management
Understanding Red Hat's subscription model and working with Red Hat Exchange
Using oprofile with AMD's CodeAnalyst on Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Unconventional Linux
Open source security updates; Why it's different. What you should know.
Peer to peer perspectives
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 - Integration into existing large scale environments
Succeeding with open source virtualization
Integrating Java EE and SAF
Technical collaboration
Project BonFire
Tuning determinism of mission critical finance applications
Horizon architecture and Red Hat Enterprise Linux healthcare platform
Building a modern day infrastructure around open source (A redhat.com success story)
Current and future use of Red Hat Enterprise Linux in AOL
Defining technical requirements for telco through the Scope alliance
What's next
Firefox - The Linux connection
Integrtating Windows and Linux identity infrastructures
Building a custom version of Fedora
Programming for tomorrow's high speed processors, today
Online services and the modern client
User centric identity
Open document formats
Provisioning with Cobbler
Real-time Linux features
Q&A with the Fedora Project leadership
In the news
GPLv3
Open voting
Internal policies and procedures regarding open source software
Intellectual property, open source, and available protections
Design thinking
Emerging markets - Brazil
Critical markets - Japan
Open source from a proprietary perspective
One Laptop Per Child
Security in a networked world
Open Codecs, open content and the creative commons
Open source and emerging markets
Decoding the code
Problem solving with System Tap
Best practices using Xen virtualization with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
Diagnosing and troubleshooting with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Xen
Using and developing Frysk
Global File Systems - Best practices and performance tuning
Managing open source technology in the enterprise
RPM best practices
Automatic tracking of configuration changes
Red Hat Network - Defining, deploying and managing your virtualized environment with RHN Satellite
Advice from the road - RHN best practices
Performance analysis and system tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, Part 1
Performance analysis and system tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, Part 2
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 / Fedora live CD experience
Leveraging an open source portal framework for the integration of a Web application
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