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OSCON : Conversations, Deployments, Architecture, Docker and the Future?

OSCON : Conversations, Deployments, Architecture, Docker and the Future?

By Adron Hall on July 31, 2013

I wrote about my first day of OSCON “OSCON : Day 1, Windows Just Doesn’t Do Cloud Foundry… but, there’s a fix for that…“. The rest of the week was most excellent. I caught up with friends and past coworkers. I heard about people working on some amazing new projects. Some things I will try […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged .NET Bits, architecture, basho, Cloudfoundry, conferences, container, container technology, docker, microsoft, openshift, openstack, oscon, platform as a service, Redis, riak

OSCON : Day 1, Windows Just Doesn’t Do Cloud Foundry… but, there’s a fix for that…

OSCON : Day 1, Windows Just Doesn’t Do Cloud Foundry… but, there’s a fix for that…

By Adron Hall on July 26, 2013

The day before yesterday was day one, for me, of OSCON. I’d been out of town on business meet on Monday, so skipped out on the intro day. However the second day, my first, was a good time. There was already a good dose of “oh dear, I can’t attend ALL of the sessions I […]

Posted in Open Source | Tagged booth crawl, cloud foundry, community, conferences, oscon, oscon 2013 | 1 Response

Conference Recap – The awe inspiring quality & number of conferences in Cascadia!

Conference Recap – The awe inspiring quality & number of conferences in Cascadia!

By Adron Hall on May 28, 2013

Rails 2013 Conf (April 29th-May 1st) The Rails 2013 Conference kicked off for me, with a short bike ride through town to the conference center. The Portland conference center is one of the most connected conference centers I’ve seen; light rail, streetcar, bus, bicycle boulevards, trails & of course pedestrian access is all available. I […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged basho, big data, Coding Adventures, community, conference, conferences, Javascript, node, node.js, nodejs, nodepdx, nosql, open spaces, open spaces technology, osbridge, oscon, polyglotconf, ricon, riconeast

Write the Docs, Railsconf Portland, RICON East, Node PDX, Vancouver Polyglot, Open Source Bridge and OSCON…

Write the Docs, Railsconf Portland, RICON East, Node PDX, Vancouver Polyglot, Open Source Bridge and OSCON…

By Adron Hall on March 11, 2013

…if you are deciding what to attend this year, here’s the top of the list. Just a few key conferences that will kick ass in technical & academic content. The other great thing about these conferences is that they either have a “code of ethics” or are reknown for real conference diversity vs. the “hey […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged community, conferences, Javascript, nodepdx, nosql, open source, osbridge, oscon, portland, vancouver, writethedocs

OpenStack Seeing the Light of General Availability

OpenStack Seeing the Light of General Availability

By Ben Kepes on August 7, 2012

The last few weeks have been interesting around the OpenStack ecosystem. We’ve had HP moving object storage and Cloud CDN to general availability. We had Morphlabs introduce an interesting combined hardware and software offering called mCloud Helix. The product is powered by OpenStack, and combines that with SSD-powered nodes to deliver a compact rack mount […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged Application programming interface, hewlett packard, Krishnan Subramanian, morphlabs, openstack, oscon, rackspace, techcrunch | 1 Response

Cloud – It’s About Flexibility

Cloud – It’s About Flexibility

By Ben Kepes on August 3, 2012

While at OSCON in Portland recently, I took part in a panel alongside Rishidot Research founder and principal analyst Krishnan Subramanian and TechCrunch writer Alex Williams – the panel was an attempt to get some industry observers together to discuss the future of the cloud. Krish has written about the session here at Cloudave. In his post […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged cloud computing, debate, gmail, oscon, Quality policy, techcrunch | 4 Responses

AppFog Goes GA, Helps Developers Forget About Economics

AppFog Goes GA, Helps Developers Forget About Economics

By Ben Kepes on July 26, 2012

AppFog is today announcing it is ready fro general availability and rolling out some changes along side the release. I spent some time talking with AppFog founder Lucas Carlson last week at OSCON and then again this week by phone to dive in on the details of the release. In

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged appfog, Carlson, CloudComputing, Cloudfoundry, openstack, oscon, platform services

Two Years Of OpenStack: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly

Two Years Of OpenStack: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 24, 2012

Last week at OSCON (CloudAve Coverage), OpenStack project (previous CloudAve coverage) celebrated its second birthday with much fanfare. Even though I missed the OpenStack day at the conference, I did get a chance to talk to OpenStack team, developers, practitioners, well wishers, etc. during the event. I think it is time to do a reality […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged cloud computing, iaas, infrastructure, Infrastructure as a service, Infrastructure services, insights, open source, open stack, openstack, oscon, oscon 2012 | 5 Responses

OSCON Day #3, #4, and Friday => Bailey’s Taproom, Cloud Camp, Cloud Foundry, Open Shift, PaaS, vert.x, and so much more…

OSCON Day #3, #4, and Friday => Bailey’s Taproom, Cloud Camp, Cloud Foundry, Open Shift, PaaS, vert.x, and so much more…

By Adron Hall on July 22, 2012

Tuesday night, as usual ended with great technical conversation at Bailey’s Taproom. Bailey’s is basically the epicenter of the Portland tech scene. Almost every programmer, devops, or technical person either goes about once a month or has this establishment as a regular watering hole! It’s great, the atmosphere is chill, the beer is SUPERB, the […]

Posted in Open Source | Tagged andy piper, cloud, cloud computing, cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, Cloudfoundry, conferences, erica brescia, iaas, iron foundry, ironfoundry, Javascript, jono bacon, josh long, node, node.js, Node.js Things, oscon, oss, paas, platform as a service, vert.x

Hardware, Cloud And Cloud Washing

Hardware, Cloud And Cloud Washing

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 20, 2012

Yesterday, under the shadows of OSCON 2012, Portland based cloud cost management company Cloudability ran a future of cloud fireside chat in which myself and fellow CloudAve blogger and Analyst Ben Kepes participated. The chat was moderated by TechCrunch blogger Alex Williams. We discussed various topics and where the industry is heading. During our discussion, we […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged abstraction, cloud computing, cloud infrastructure, cloud washing, cloudability, hardware, IBM, ibm puresystems, insights, oscon | 5 Responses

OSCON 2012 => Monday Ignited, Tuesday OpenShift Session ++

OSCON 2012 => Monday Ignited, Tuesday OpenShift Session ++

By Adron Hall on July 17, 2012

OSCON 2012 Opening Doors Today kicked off with a monster Reggie Biscuit from Pine State Biscuits. If you live in Portland or are visiting just for the conference and like soul food of the tastiest nature, check it out. My first day ended up not as planned. Instead of attending sessions I ended up meeting […]

Posted in Open Source | Tagged andy piper, cloud, cloud computing, cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, Cloudfoundry, conferences, grid computing, Javascript, krishna raman, mark atwood, node.js, nodejs, open shift, open source software, openshift, oscon, oscon 2012, oscon2012, oss, platform as a service, raja rao, red hat, utility computing | 1 Response

Dell Takes On Proprietary Clouds With An OpenStack Solution

Dell Takes On Proprietary Clouds With An OpenStack Solution

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 1, 2011

Last week at OSCON 2011, Dell unveiled Dell OpenStack Cloud, its OpenStack based solution to go against the likes of IBM targeting both the enterprise and service provider markets. While talking about Dell’s attempts against the unified computing efforts by IBM, Cisco, HP and Oracle, I highlighted how Dell is taking a more “open” approach […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged briefs, cloud computing, crowbar, dell, dell openstack solution, enterprises, iaas, Infrastructure services, openstack, oscon, oscon 2011, private clouds, public clouds, service providers, video | 1 Response

Spotlight on HP Open Source

Spotlight on HP Open Source

By Adron Hall on August 1, 2011

While at OSCON 2011 I spoke to a Phil Robb, Bryan Gartner, and Terri Molini with HP. Phil is heading up the Open Source Program Office for HP, which we spoke about. Context and Clarity: I knew HP was involved in cloud computing to some degree, know they make tons of devices, hardware, printers, and know they […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Open Source | Tagged Cloud Speak, conferences, hewlett packard, hp, open source software, openstack, oscon, oss, reviews

OSCON: Talking Shop With HP, Heroku, ForgeRock, Open Source For America, and More!

OSCON: Talking Shop With HP, Heroku, ForgeRock, Open Source For America, and More!

By Adron Hall on July 29, 2011

Today and yesterday I specifically aimed to meet and interview a number of sponsors and companies attending OSCON. My big quest I’d assigned myself was to determine who was doing what, where, when, and why in the Open Source Community. Of course I wasn’t going to get to every company, but I was going to […]

Posted in Featured Posts, General, Open Source | Tagged Cloud Speak, conferences, forgerock, heroku, hewlett packard, hp, microsoft, open source community, open source software, openam, opendj, openidm, opensource, openstack, oscon, simon phipps, sun microsystems

OSCON: Energy + Awesome + Space Exploration + Hacking

OSCON: Energy + Awesome + Space Exploration + Hacking

By Adron Hall on July 29, 2011

I wanted to post these two keynotes from OSCON 2011. They really bring out the spirit of exploration, adventure, care, and doing things bigger than oneself. This is about doing things that go beyond the cat picture of the day. These presentations, well, I’ll let them speak for themselves. Absolutely great!

Posted in Featured Posts, General, Open Source | Tagged arial waldman, arielwaldman, conferences, google, hack, hacker, hacker news, hacking, opensource, oscon, Science Hack Day, space exploration, space hack day, steve yegge, twitter, video

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