Hello everyone, We are happy to announce our third Juju Charmer Summit! We've had a large number of requests to hit the west coast of the US, so this time we'll be in lovely Pasadena, California, 12-14 September:
http://summit.juju.solutions As mentioned on the site, this free-to-attend event is concentrated on teaching those new to charming, discussing the latest charm best practices, and workshops for all things Juju and Charming. In addition to the ~charmer community, we will also have representatives from the Juju Core engineering team, designers, and field engineers supporting massive Juju deployments. In the past Antonio, Marco, and I have put together the schedule and the ecosystem team give the talks. This time we're going to go with a more traditional, open CFP process. This will allow the attendees to shape the conference in a way that's more useful to attendees. We've also set aside an entire room for ongoing workshops so that if something in the main track doesn't interest you, you can spend more time doing peer-peer training with a charmer - on real hardware - instead of sitting through my talks :D If you've never been to a summit I highly encourage you to come for a few reasons: a) Get bootstrapped writing a charm and learn advanced charm design and authoring techniques, to accelerate your charms completion. b) Dedicated track time to big software problems such as NFV, OpenStack and Big Data c) Learn from other users who are using Juju in production. d) Stay ahead of upcoming new features and help shape the future of Juju and Charming. e) Face to face, hands on, workshop time with Juju and Charm experts. As usual if you have any questions feel free to reach out to me, and like before, we do have a limited number of sponsorships for those who need assistance to attend, so ping me offlist if you’re interested in that. -- Jorge Castro Canonical Ltd. http://jujucharms.com/ - The fastest way to model your service -- Juju mailing list Juju@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju
