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1: == [[image:Community Group advocacy.buttons@usergroupblue110.gif||alt="Open Solaris User Group"]] Dallas/Ft. Worth OpenSolaris User Group - DFWOSUG 2: 3: === Charter 4: 5: The Dallas/Ft. Worth OpenSolaris User Group (DFWOSUG) has been established to connect people in the Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Denton areas of who have an interested in Solaris, OpenSolaris and Open Source projects. All are welcome - developers, open-source contributors, system administrator, architects, and any other interested parties. 6: 7: === Please Join Email Discussion List 8: 9: Participate and let your voice be heard as we develop our community together. 10: The email alias for the Dallas/Ft. Worth OpenSolaris User Group is hosted at opensolaris.org. 11: To subscribe, visit the mail list administration site [[ ug-dfwosug>>http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ug-dfwosug]] . 12: Announcements and news will be sent to this list. 13: 14: === Meetings 15: 16: DFWOSUG holds its meetings on the 3rd Thursday of each month. Meetings are held at the **Sun Microsystems Dallas, 16000 North Dallas Parkway, Suite 700, Dallas, Tx**. Meetings run from 7:00 to 9:00PM, with light refreshments beginning at 6:00PM. 17: 18: === Next Meeting: June 18, 2009 19: 20: |=**WHEN:**|Thursday, June 18, 2009 21: 6:30PM - Meet and Greet (with pizza and beverages) 22: 7:00PM - Project updates and group discussion 23: 7:15PM - Sponsor introductions 24: 7:30PM - Featured speaker 25: 8:30PM - Wrap up 26: |=**WHERE:**|Sun Microsystems 27: 16000 North Dallas Parkway, Suite 700 28: Dallas, Tx 29: |=**TOPICS:**|Topic: TBD 30: The presentation can be found [[TBD>>attach:User Group dfw-osug.files@WhatsNewinSolaris101008.pdf]]. 31: Possible Topic? Solaris 10 or OpenSolaris and the latest updates and new features. 32: About Speaker: 33: TBD 34: |=**CONTACT:**|[[Bob Netherton>>mailto:bob.netherton@gmail.com]] 35: [[Wences Michel>>mailto:wences.michel@sun.com]] 36: |=**SPONSOR:**|[[Sun Microsystems>>http://www.sun.com/]] 37: 38: === Future 3rd Thursday Meetings 39: 40: |=**Date**|=**Topic TBD**|=**Location** 41: |**June 18, 2008**|Topic TBD|Sun Microsystems Office 42: 16000 North Dallas Parkway, Suite 700 43: Dallas, Tx 44: |**July 16, 2008**|Topic TDB|- 45: 46: === Directions to the Sun Microsystems Dallas office 47: 48: The Sun Microsystems Dallas office is located on the [[southeast corner of Keller Springs Road and the North Dallas Parkway >>http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&addtohistory=&address=16000%20Dallas%20Pkwy&city=Dallas&state=TX&zipcode=75248%2d6607&country=US&geodiff=1]]. The address 16000 North Dallas Parkway, Suite 700, Dallas, Tx. 49: 50: From Dallas (South) 51: 52: From Dallas (East) 53: 54: From Ft. Worth (West) 55: 56: From Denton (North) 57: 58: Sun is located on the 7th floor, Suite 700. For after-hours meetings, someone will be in the downstairs lobby to open the front door and to give directions to the Sun office. 59: 60: === Contacts 61: 62: |**[[Bob Netherton>>mailto:bob.netherton@gmail.com]]**|Sun Microsystems |bob.netherton@gmail.com 63: |**[[Wences Michel>>mailto:wences.michel@sun.com]]**|Sun Microsystems |wences.michel@sun.com 64: 65: === Meeting Archive 66: 67: |=**Date**|=**Speaker (and slides)**|=**Photos**|=**Sponsor** 68: |**February 22, 2007**|[[ "What’s New in Solaris 11/06">>attach:User Group dfw-osug.files@Whats-new-Solaris-1106-dfwosug.pdf]] 69: featuring Brad Beadles, Sun Microsystems 70: | | [[ Technologent>>http://www.technologent.com/]] 71: |**March 22, 2007**|[[ "Zone Manager - Making Life Easier for System Administrators">>attach:Project zonemgr.files@zonemgr-v1.4.pdf]] 72: featuring Brad Diggs, Sr. Directory Architect, Sun Microsystems 73: and 74: "Everything Non Sparc (We do Windows, too!)" 75: featuring Gene Saunders, Sun Microsystems 76: | |[[ Lumenate>>http://www.lumenate.com/]] 77: |**April 19, 2007**|[[ "Solaris 10 Security">>attach:User Group dfw-osug.files@solaris-security-tech-overview-pub-apr07.pdf]] - Mark Thacker is the Product Line Manager for Solaris Security. Mark has been with Sun for almost 10 years, concentrating in Software and Security Technologies. His presentation will be a discussion of the new Security features in Solaris 10, including the outstanding Trusted Extensions technology, and how to use them at your site. Come learn more about the unparalleled security you have at your disposal in Solaris 10. | |[[ Symantec>>http://www.symantec.com/]] 78: |**May 17, 2007**|[[ "Solaris 10 Virtualization">>attach:User Group dfw-osug.files@Savit-Virtualization-Cust-20070517.pdf]] Virtualizing Solaris Series 79: An Overiview of Solaris 10 Virtualization 80: We will discuss: 81: What is virtualization? 82: What are the business problems that we are trying to solve? 83: Deployment big rules (the high level best practices) 84: Featuring Jeff Savit, Sun Microsystems 85: Jeff is a Principal Engineer in the US Systems Practice for Solaris 10 adoption. He focuses on Solaris and virtualization, and also works in areas related to Linux, mainframe migration, performance management, and Java. Before coming to Sun, Jeff was a Vice President at Merrill Lynch, where he held technical and managerial roles in development, systems, market data and web applications. 86: | |[[ Sun Microsystems>>http://www.sun.com/]] 87: |**June 21, 2007**|[[ "Solaris 10 Logical Domains">>attach:User Group dfw-osug.files@Savit-LDoms-20070521-hs.pdf]] Virtualizing Solaris Series 88: An Overiview of Solaris 10 Logical Domains (LDoms) 89: We will discuss: 90: What are LDoms? 91: What are the business problems that we are trying to solve? 92: Interactive demonstration using logical domains 93: Deployment big rules (the high level best practices) 94: Featuring Jeff Savit, Sun Microsystems 95: Jeff is a Principal Engineer in the US Systems Practice for Solaris 10 adoption. He focuses on Solaris and virtualization, and also works in areas related to Linux, mainframe migration, performance management, and Java. Before coming to Sun, Jeff was a Vice President at Merrill Lynch, where he held technical and managerial roles in development, systems, market data and web applications. 96: | |[[SIGMA Solutions, Inc>>http://www.sigmasolinc.com/]] 97: |**July 19, 2007**|[[ "An Overview of Solaris Developers Express">>attach:User Group dfw-osug.files@Whats-new-Solaris-1106-dfwosug.pdf]] 98: featuring Bob Netherton, Sun Microsystems 99: | | [[ Sun Microsystems>>http://www.sun.com/]] 100: |**August 2007**|[[ "Summer Break">>Community Group advocacy.usergroups]] 101: | | [[ Sun Microsystems>>http://www.sun.com/]] 102: |**September 20, 2007**| What are Solaris Containers & ZFS? Why are they important? How I am deploying Solaris Containers & ZFS to solve my business requirements? 103: Featuring Al Hopper 104: Al Hopper is a long time Solaris advocate and currently works at Logical Approach Inc, Plano, TX. Al is a former OpenSolaris Governing Board (OGB) Member - Apr 2005 to Mar 2007 105: | |TBD
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