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| When: | Wednesday 20th June 2012, 18:30-21:00. Doors open at 18:00 |
| Where: | Oracle City Office 1 South Place London EC2M 2RB PDF Map (Oracle) Google Maps Google Street Map view |
| Speakers: | Jarod Nash : A Practical Session on AI Derived Manifests Building on earlier presentations on the new Solaris 11 Image Packaging System (IPS) and Auto Installer (AI), this talk will provide a practical guide to writing and using derived manifests. At install time, AI uses manifest files to configure the installation. These manifests can be default (used with any client), custom (used by specific clients), or derived (created at install time based on a script querying the client being installed). As an example, a derived manifest script could select a custom disk layout based on the number/size of disks available at install time, and are therefore an powerful facility for AI administrators. Jarod Nash Jarod joined Sun Microsystems in 1995, and worked for over 10 years in the Services organisation doing both general front line, and specific kernel backline work, before moving to Revenue Product Engineering (RPE) to support the ZFS Storage Appliance range. The support role comes with a variety of challenges and exposure to disparate technologies, and while having a general interest in almost all things "Solaris", Jarod has a particular fondness for ZFS. He has previously presented at UK Solaris SIG events with ZFS: Under the Hood, SMF Overview, Solaris CIFS Service and has been involved other UK Solaris SIG activities. |
| Registration: | Registration opening soon |
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