I like the idea. Last time we were still teaching AQL, this seems to be
a
good opportunity to discuss SQL++ with the VLDB community.
Cheers,
Till
On 2 May 2017, at 21:22, Michael Carey wrote:
Time for us to put together a proposal to do an AsterixDB tutorial
adjacent to VLDB in Munich, if we want to! (Which I think we
should...)
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Subject: [Dbworld] BOSS 2017: Call for Tutorials
Date: Tue, 02 May 2017 15:13:53 -0500
From: Tyson Condie <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
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***** 3rd Workshop on Big Data Open Source Systems *****
*** Call for Proposals ***
http://boss.dima.tu-berlin.de
*** September 1, 2017 ***
*** Munich, Germany ***
*** held in conjunction with VLDB 2017 ***
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The Third Workshop on Big Data Open Source Systems (BOSS'17) at
this year's VLDB will give a deep-dive introduction into several
active, publicly available, open-source systems. The systems
will be presented in hands-on tutorials by experts and
developers. The tutorials will give details on installation,
loading data, running specific workloads, and non-trivial
example usages. To this end, the participants will get hands on
experience to perform all the operations themselves. A large
variety of systems participated in the previous instances of the
workshop (Apache AsterixDB, Apache Flink, Apache Reef, Apache
Singa, Apache Spark, Apache SystemML, Gobblin, HopsFS & ePipe,
Padres, rasdaman, Rheem, SciDB).
There will be an *open call for tutorials* and a *public vote on
the proposed tutorials*.
The workshop follows a novel massively parallel format. After a
joint introduction, multiple parallel tutorial sessions are held.
Each tutorial is 2 hours in length and will be repeated so that
participants can attend two tutorials.
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Call for Tutorials
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*Important date: Open until May 15.*
In order to propose a tutorial, please email a short abstract
with a brief description of the system, an outline of the
planned tutorial, the technology used for the hands on tutorial,
a list of presenters involved, and a link to the website of
your system to
[email protected]
Public vote: will be open for two weeks until June 15.
Accepted presenters: will be notified by June 30.
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Selection Process for Tutorials
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After a sanity check on the submissions making sure that they
are complete and relevant (i.e., they are open source, publicly
available, and big data related), the workshop will use an *open
voting process* similar to the Hadoop Summit. Thereby we will
ensure that the tutorials that are most interesting to a broad
audience will be chosen, and that they will be attended by many
people.
Workshop Chair:
Tyson Condie, UCLA, [email protected]
Tilmann Rabl, TU Berlin, [email protected]
Advisory Committee:
Michael Carey, UC Irvine
Volker Markl, TU Berlin
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