As the conference co-chair, I can't play favorites (I love all my children equally) but some highlights...
The keynotes. Ben's DevOps talk framed the issue and set the trajectory fo discussion the rest of the conference. The closing talk was interesting and the funny... the wrong answers Watson was giving in 2007 was funny but it also set up this drama of "how are they going to make it better" that made the rest of the talk a more interesting story. Seeing 3 very different views of IPv6: a real experience, a talk about how/why, and a full-day tutorial with tons of 'how to". Plus people from ISOC, ISC and other organizations talking about this and other forward-thinking protocols. I'm really thankful to the people that attended my 3 tutorials (time management, team efficiency, and The Limoncelli Test). The attendee's enthusiasm and participation was at a "this goes up to 11" status which made everything go so much better. It was the first time I did a tutorial based on "The Limoncelli Test" (based on this blog post http://everythingsysadmin.com/the-test.html) and it went better than I expected. I spent the last hour talking about nothing but how to convince your coworkers and boss to make these changes; which was material not available in the blog post. Tom _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] https://lists.lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/discuss This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
