Velocity 2010 BoF Sessions
What is a BoF?
Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions provide face to face exposure to those interested in the same projects and concepts. BoFs can be organized for individual projects or broader topics (best practices, open data, standards). BoFs are entirely up to you. We post your topic online and onsite and provide the space and time. You provide the engaging topic.
BoFs at Velocity will happen on the following evenings:
- Tuesday, June 22
- Wednesday, June 23
How do I lead a BoF?
Online BoF submissions are closed. Check the BoF schedule board onsite near registration and sign up in any open slot.
How do I participate in a BoF?
If you would like to join the discussion in one of the BoFs, there is no need to formally sign up. You can check the list of pre-scheduled BoFs online or check the BoF schedule board onsite near registration for topics and locations.
Moderating a BoF is open to attendees and speakers at the event. You must be registered to conduct a BoF. The moderator is not a speaker in the main program.
Moderated by: Max Robbins
Examine the use of caching technologies on scaling websites. Look into different strategies and the control mechanism with real life deployments.
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Moderated by: Andreas Grabner
IE is still a major player in the browser market with its very own performance problems. We from the dynaTrace Team want to share the feedback of your 12000+ downloaders and discuss how performance problems in IE can be avoided (and I am not necessarily talking about switching FireFox or Chrome :-) )
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Moderated by: Patrick Meenan
Meet with the WebPagetest dev team and other users to discuss what you like, what you don't, best practices and what you'd like to see next.
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Moderated by: Clint Byrum
Ubuntu Server includes a number of interesting features that users may be interested in. We'll do a brief demo of Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud, run down some of the new things coming in Ubuntu Server 10.10, and respond to any questions/feedback that we can.
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Moderated by: Andrew Fong
As your website/application increases in size complexity becomes an issue as new features are added. How operations can support and help manage this before it becomes unrealistic to manage.
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Moderated by: Leena Joshi
Meet with other splunk users and Splunk engineers! Share best practices on developing and managing web apps using Splunk for troubleshooting, application data queries, log analytics, and transaction monitoring.
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Moderated by: Sergey Chernyshev
Bringing web performance to your local community is a way to educate and inspire people around you, get connected within the industry and provide service to local community.
In any case, it's always good to talk to smart people about performance!
Come join us to talk about local Web Performance community movement.
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Moderated by: Alois Reitbauer
Web Performance Tooling is continuously evolving. However instead of one single you need to use a big tool set where each tool does similar things but not quite the same. Eventually you find yourself using 10 different tools and having loads of incompatible data. This session will discuss real-world needs and tools support today and how it should be in the future.
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Moderated by: John Willis
Join us in a BOF that will explore a “game-day” like exercise where three vendors will run a simulated example of using Cloud and global DNS based load balancing.
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Moderated by: Andrew Fong
Load balancing in and out of the datacenter, what work and what doesn't? Lets discuss what features you use to protect your application. Do you prefer software LB's (LVS, nginx, apache's LB's features) or Netscaler, F5, Cisco...
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Moderated by: Sateesh Narahari
This session will discuss common requirements around application deployments using Apache Tomcat, as well as performance and availability management, configuration consistency and automating operational tasks.
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