OSDC 2010 Program

The OSDC 2010 agenda is currently under development and will be updated regularly.

Presentations (DE / ENG)

• Baron Schwartz: Optimizing MySQL and InnoDB Performance (ENG)
• Florian Haas: High Availability and Storagereplication - without limits (ENG)
• Dr. Michael Schwartzkopff: Linux-HA: Quo Vadis? (DE)
• Wolfgang Stief: Ein Lustre Cluster für wirklich hohen Datendurchsatz (DE)
• Erkan Yanar: Containervirtualisierung mit OpenVZ (DE)
• Ralph Dehner: Virtualisierung mit KVM (DE)
• Jens Link: Einführung in IPv6 (DE)
• Rainer Jung: What's new in Apache 2.4? (DE)
• Michael Schlenzka: Delivering New, Powerful Reporting Solutions with Open Source Business Intelligence (ENG)
• Jörg Möllenkamp: Insights to (Open)Solaris (DE)

Presentation ideas and Preliminary Program

The OSDC 2010 Call for Papers is currently open to all interested speakers. In particular, we welcome presentations or workshops on the below topics:

• Using DRBD for Shared Nothing Cluster
• Structure of HA clusters with Pacemaker / Openais
• Load balancing with Linux Virtual Server
• Operation of High Performance MySQL Databases
• Monitoring large environments with Nagios
• MySQL proxy for better load in databases

For more ideas or an impression of our events please see last year's conference agenda.

Call for Papers

Interested speakers are encouraged to submit ideas through our Call for Papers. Upon receipt, speakers will be contacted to discuss further details. We look forward to hearing from you.

Please note

While the Call for Papers remains open, the conference agenda will be regularly updated. Therefore presentations listed above may change until the final program is established.

Break new ground on:

• High Availability
• Clustering
• Load Balancing
• Firewalling
• Large Scale Databases

The first Open Source Data Center Conference 2009 from 27th - 28th April 2009 in figures: 

• 80 participants in 2009
• 9 countries- attendees from Germany, UK, France, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, USA, Lativa, Hungary
• 21 speeches, 2 workshops

Go to Review 2009