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OSDC 2019: This is where the magic happens!


Once again the renowned Open Source Data Center Conference (OSDC) will take place in Berlin, May 14 – 15, 2019.  Presentations can now be submitted via the conference website. This is your next chance to continue or start your career as conference speaker:

Take it!

Covering the entire range of Open Source software, the event’s objective is to outline state-of-the-art solutions and pioneering concepts to manage complex IT infrastructures.
As a speaker you can choose between three lecture formats:

  • Ignite talk: 5 minutes accompanied by 20 slides, 15 seconds each
  • Medium talk: 30 minutes talk including a Q&A session
  • Full talk: 45 minutes talk including a Q&A session

This is where the magic happens!

 
This is the chance to get on stage again and present your latest developments, best practices or research to your fellow colleagues! Haven’t spoken at a stage to more than 100 people before? No problem! Everything has a first time. Start with OSDC! Submit your talk on: osdc.de/submit-a-talk
We also have some news for attendees: Until December 31, 2018, you can get your Early Bird ticket. Tickets are available with or without accommodation on: osdc.de/tickets
OSDC gives developers, decision-makers, administrators and IT managers the chance to catch up on latest news and initiate future-oriented projects. Speakers and attendees will be invited to a casual evening event, where they can engage with each other in a relaxed atmosphere. More on: osdc.de

#OSDC | May 14 – 15, 2019 | Berlin

Going to OSDC Berlin? Join the OSCamp on June 14!


 
Complete your Open Source Data Center Conference 2018 experience and participate in the Open Source Camp!
The Open Source Camp is a conference format related to changing Open Source projects and products and of course their communities. OSCamp #1 is dedicated to Foreman & Graylog.
The one-day event comprises expert presentations and tutorials on technical backgrounds, how-tos, as well as future trends and perspectives. Focusing on advanced topics, the OSCamp is especially adapted to experienced administrators and architects.
Taking place on June 14, the camp follows directly the OSDC lecture program. Extend your stay at the OSDC venue get in touch with the OS enthusiasts behind the presented OS projects. Learn new features and techniques, benefit from their extensive know-how and get up-dated on the latest developments.
Have fun meeting like-minded people, sharing expertise and discovering new grounds! REGISTER NOW!

Keya Kher
Keya Kher
Marketing Specialist

Keya ist seit Oktober 2017 in unserem Marketing Team. Nach ihrer Elternzeit ist sie seit Februar 2024 wieder zurück, um sich speziell um Icinga-Themen zu kümmern. Wenn sie sich nicht kreativ auslebt, entdeckt sie andere Städte oder schmökert in einem Buch. Ihr Favorit ist “The Shiva Trilogy”.  

5 Reasons why you should be a speaker at the Open Source Data Center Conference 2018 in Berlin


1). Connect the Open Source community dots
Speaking at a conference is a way to share your ideas, stories, and experiences with community members, put your research up for discussion, and build connections through your contacts.
2). Share your knowledge with the community
“Fear the fear of public speaking and do it anyway.” Arvee Robinson once said. The art of public speaking is a skill, but only practice makes perfect.
3). Be present in the community
Maybe you’re active on social media, in your local tech, open source, or code-specific community or in other voluntary measures. These are all great ways to build your presence digitally before you try your hand at speaking at a conference. Everyone likes to get to know and listen to a person and influencer in real.
4). Attract Open Source opportunities
Great speakers attract opportunities. Why? Speaking makes you visible. You’re in front of the room, so that’s rather obvious. But the fact is that your credibility is enhanced. You become an expert.
“It’s all right to have butterflies in your stomach, just get them to fly in formation.” –Rob Gilbert
5). Influence the Open Source community to think beyond
Speaking is part of that process of persuasion and often the most powerful part. Anything that helps increase your influence is generally a good move.
Take a look at our list of confirmed speakers and follow their example! Enthusiastic speakers can submit their proposals on https://osdc.de/submit-a-talk/ on or before the 31st of January 2018. The conference will take place from the 12th to the 13th of June 2018.
We at NETWAYS invite all of you techies from across the globe to speak and share your thoughts at the Open Source Data Conference 2018 in Berlin. Join the other speakers and send us your papers!

Keya Kher
Keya Kher
Marketing Specialist

Keya ist seit Oktober 2017 in unserem Marketing Team. Nach ihrer Elternzeit ist sie seit Februar 2024 wieder zurück, um sich speziell um Icinga-Themen zu kümmern. Wenn sie sich nicht kreativ auslebt, entdeckt sie andere Städte oder schmökert in einem Buch. Ihr Favorit ist “The Shiva Trilogy”.  

OSDC 2012: wir sind wieder ausverkauft!

Auch dieses Jahr ist das Interesse an der Open Source Data Center Conference wieder so groß, dass wir die Pforten für die Anmeldung  heute schließen müssen. Wir bedanken uns für das rege Interesse und freuen uns auf eine spannende Konferenz mit dem Themenschwerpunkt Agile Infrastructures.
Allen die dieses Jahr nicht dabei sein können, sollten sich schon den nächsten OSDC-Termin am  17. und 18. April 2013 vormerken!

Dankeschön, Darling Dankeschön…

Auch für die Realisierung der diesjährigen Open Source Data Center Conference haben wir wieder starke Partner als Sponsoren an unserer Seite. Wie auch schon in den vergangenen Jahren, unterstützt uns auch zur vierten OSDC das LINUX-Magazin. Neu im Kreise unserer Sponsoren sind dieses Jahr SUSE Linux und das ADMIN-Magazin. Für die gute Zusammenarbeit möchten wir uns schon jetzt herzlich bedanken und freuen uns auf eine erfolgreiche OSDC 2012 mit hochkarätigen Referenten und einem spannenden Programm.

Letzteres ist mit Beiträgen zum Thema „Agile Infrastructures“ von Open Source-Titanen wie Baron Schwarz (Percona), Mark Burgess (Cfengine) und Kris Buytaert (Inuits) übrigens dieses Jahr besonders vielversprechend.

 
 
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