Re: [PLUG] Speakers needed: North, West query

[JP Vossen <jp@jpsdomain.org>]

> Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2011 17:41:46 -0500
> From: Randall A Sindlinger<rsindlin+plug@seas.upenn.edu>

> For PLUG West or North folks -
>
> Would there be any interest in the talk I did for Central in December?
> It was "Highly Scalable Mail Architectures with Linux."

+1 for that for either West or North or both.

+1 for IPv6 for the same locations.

+1 for Unity, whenever Alex is around.  I use LTS and otherwise haven't 
had time to fire up a VM and check it out.

+1 for NoSQL stuff, though as someone else pointed out it seems a lot 
like a filesystem to me.  Overhyped?


We also tossed around Lee's UTM round-table idea, though that's tough to 
get coordinated.  Lee could do Endian, I could do M0n0wall, I *might* be 
able to fake pfSense since it's based on M0n0wall but I don't really use 
it, maybe need someone for SmoothWall and some others?

Are we due for another talk about regular expressions?

How about booting from a device larger than 2TB?  (MBR vs GTP partitions 
& Grub2)


Thanks,
JP
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