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CloudStack Collaboration Conference 2013 - Only 1 week away!

The CloudStack Collaboration Conference 2013 (CCC13) hasn't even begun yet and the collaboration, excitement and participation for the event is already in full swing. Here are some of the highlights and notes to remember for attendees.

• Registration opens on Sunday, June 25th at 4:30pm right before the Welcome Cocktail Reception.
• Joe Brockmeier has already started planning discussion for the Hack Day. Topics like Storage Architecture with John Burwell, Documentation with Joe Brockmeier, and Apache Project integrations with Sebastien Goasguen. Check out the sessions on the wiki
• Gene Kim & Chip Childers will be kicking off the conference with keynotes on Monday, June 24th, 2013.
• Gene Kim will be doing book signings during the morning and afternoon breaks. The first 250 attendees to get registered for their badges at the conference will get a copy of The Phoenix Project.
• Adrian Cockcroft’s keynote has been announced. He will be closing the conference with his keynote, “Dystopia as a Service” on Tuesday, June 25th.
• Remember to sign up for the evening events – the CloudStack Roller Coaster Party requires a ticket.
• If you have not booked your hotel room yet – simply make your reservation here!

Major Discussions

In this section we look at major discussions that have happened on the CloudStack mailing lists. This is by no means a full summary of all discussions on the lists, but we try to hit the highlights that are relevant to the larger CloudStack community.

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On May 29-31 the Japanese CloudStack User Group participated in the LinuxCon / CloudOpen 2013 in Tokyo. 20 volunteers helped with the CloudStack and Xen booth at the conference. During the conference there was also several sessions on building clouds with CloudStack, Cloudstack networking, and participation in a discussion panel with Google, Rackspace, NTT and Red Hat. Here are pictures of the event.

Upcoming Events

CloudStack Collaboration Conference 2013 - Only 1 week away!

The CloudStack Collaboration Conference 2013 (CCC13) hasn't even begun yet and the collaboration, excitement and participation for the event is already in full swing. Here are some of the highlights and notes to remember for attendees.

• Registration opens on Sunday, June 25th at 4:30pm right before the Welcome Cocktail Reception.
• Joe Brockmeier has already started planning discussion for the Hack Day. Topics like Storage Architecture with John Burwell, Documentation with Joe Brockmeier, and Apache Project integrations with Sebastien Goasguen. Check out the sessions on the wiki
• Gene Kim & Chip Childers will be kicking off the conference with keynotes on Monday, June 24th, 2013.
• Gene Kim will be doing book signings during the morning and afternoon breaks. The first 250 attendees to get registered for their badges at the conference will get a copy of The Phoenix Project.
• Adrian Cockcroft’s keynote has been announced. He will be closing the conference with his keynote, “Dystopia as a Service” on Tuesday, June 25th.
• Remember to sign up for the evening events – the CloudStack Roller Coaster Party requires a ticket.
• If you have not booked your hotel room yet – simply make your reservation here!

• Build a Cloud Day Paris Paris, June 19th.
• ShapeBlue CloudStack BootCamp being held June 19/20 in London,UK.
• ShapeBlue CloudStack BootCamp being held June 22/23 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.
• Silicon Valley Riak hosting "Apache CloudStack + Riak CS: Building a Complete Private Cloud" in Santa Clara, CA, June 26th
• CloudStack San Francisco Users Group Event being held at SAP Labs in Palo Alto CA. on June 27th.
• CloudStack European User Group meeting being held in London, UK on July 4
• O'Reilly's Open Source Convention (OSCON) is being held July 22-26 at Oregon Convention Center, Portland Oregon. There will be several CloudStack talks.
• CloudStack Study Meeting Suzuki-san will be organizing a study meeting in Osaka on August 2.
• *OSC Kyoto The Japanese CloudStack User Group (JCSUG) will be presenting at the Open Source Conference in Kyoto on August 2-3

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