.. Then drop me a line.
We are filling the slots for the sponsor pitches and we are looking for spontaneous contributions on your own endeavor in Cloud Computing. Since the public at the Cloud Camp is a wonderful mixed bag, you can bring a super technical essay as well as a speech about the...
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Here we go again.
I promised to myself not to get involved again in organizing events or whatever implies putting more than four people together (at Kaukana we are three guys and a sweet girl).
So, why, why, in God’s name I am doing this? Why I am organizing* a CloudCamp at distance (1.200km)?
Perhaps it has...
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I am “refactoring” my CV.
This time I will try to avoid lengthy lists of skills, acronyms, technologies… Yaawn!! ZZZzzzZZ!!!
It’s about time to present myself fit for this millennium’s 2nd decade, so, this is an idea I had on how to present my skills and experience overview:
I am working on the assignment timeline, I am...
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I am a lucky chap.
I received this e-mail on Friday saying that “@botchagalupe is in town, feel like a beer together?”.
Botchagalupe aka John Willis is one of the best known Cloud evangelists and a legend in System Management; he is actually “involved” with Canonical and spreading the word on agility and life-cycle management on...
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What a week.
Organizing a CloudCamp for September is quite a challenge. Companies have full schedules, people comes back from vacation, the world of IT awakes but it’s not rolling yet..
Never mind: things are taking shape and we got a lot to show.
First of all, a temporary list of planned interventions:
Francesco Sacco (Bocconi Unversity)
Josh Fraser...
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Well, well.. There comes a CloudCamp in Milan!
(This post begins in Italian, an English follow-up is just here-under)
Finalmente.. Dopo mesi di false partenze abbiamo una data per il CloudCamp Italy!!
Vi aspettiamo il 10 Settembre a Milano presso l’Università Bocconi a partire dalle 17:30h. L’evento è gratuito e aperto a chiunque abbia un manifesto interesse...
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Aspera is a company specialised in providing high speed, low-latency software solutions for data transfer.
Their flagship product is FASP, a lightweight,resilient protocol implemented at Application Level that is a replacement technology for TCP-based transfers (the likes of FTP, HTTP).
The nice thing is that it actually works! FASP is used mainly in the video industry...
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