Hello Linux enthusiasts, We are in the process of gathering proposals for sessions at SHARE in Atlanta next March. We are looking for people to talk about their experience with Linux on IBM zSystems. If you are a Linux admin, you probably have an experience that other Linux admins would like to hear about. Do you routinely provision, update, migrate, automate, or monitor Linux virtual systems? Then you have something you could share. The Linux project is looking for people who would consider a presentation by themselves or who would be willing to be part of a panel in a discussion about some aspect of the Linux admin experience. Here are some possible ideas:
- Provisioning, image personalization, automation (Ansible?), boot scripts, IUCV interface, Linux command interface, etc - Patching: using a vendor provided tool, automation using a tool such as Ansible, scheduling, maintaining production workload during patching - Business resiliency: multiple virtual servers, multiple z/VM images, multiple CPCs, multiple data centers - Business recovery: backup and recovery (file level, entire virtual images), using tools in Linux, z/VM, z/OS, or something else We know the challenges some people have with sharing information and we are not asking you to share any processes that include your business details. In most cases, individuals are allowed to share concepts, tool sets, and anything that doesn't give away specific company business processes. Technology is not unique to your business. If you are willing to participate, you can submit an idea using the SHARE Call for Presentations at https://www.share.org/Events/SHARE-Atlanta-Call-for-Presentations. If you are willing to join a discussion session, you can reply to me and let me know what topic you are interested in. Rick Barlow LVM Program Manager ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For LINUX-390 subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@vm.marist.edu with the message: INFO LINUX-390 or visit http://www2.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?LINUX-390
