>
>
> The United Security Conference is Sept 19 and 20 in San Francisco.
> http://www.net-security.org/conference.php?id=445 Sept 9 is very
> close for having a proposal ready, and then somebody would have
> to go to SF. On the other hand, the sandboxing in PyPy is
> definitely innovative, and if they are just announcing their
> contest now, there may not _be_ many other people competing for
> the money. Of course we would have to find out something to do
> with sandboxing.
>
I can contribute ideas for things to do with sandboxing:
- expose an analyzing framework ("matlab style") to the web, pypy the bling
out of some big data (some genome or whatever): Buzzword bonus "big data",
"analyzing framework", and "genome"
- package the sandboxing as an PostgreSQL trusted language (as in
plPyPySandbox), giving the possibility to write database procedures in
Python without the chance to harm something)
Buzzword bonus "database"
- prove the concept of an scalable sandboxed application hosting in the
cloud. That sandboxed application hosting is something relevant could be
confirmed by Wesley.
Buzzword bonus: "scalable", "application hosting", "the cloud"
Harald
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