Last week we announced our keynote speakers for ApacheCon Europe 2009 in Amsterdam this week. Yahoo!’s Raghu Ramakrishnan will be kicking off the keynote sessions on Wednesday with “Data Management in the Cloud,” which will explore Yahoo!’s ideas for how cloud computing will evolve and the technical challenges in designing data management systems for the cloud. On the following day, RedMonk’s James Governor will present “Open sourcing the analyst business,” which will discuss how his analyst firm has been learning from, adapting to and consulting with open source’s technology and approach. A panel of the ASF’s pioneers will close out the keynotes at the conference by celebrating the Foundation’s 10 year history with stories from the early days.If you can’t attend the conference, watch the keynotes and select sessions live online for free. To delve further in-depth into conference topics, on each day a different track will be streamed in its entirety for a fee.
Free video streams include:
- Wednesday, 8:00 UTC: Jim Jagielski, State of the Feather
- Wednesday, 8:30 UTC: Raghu Ramakrishnan, Data Management in the Cloud
- Wednesday, 12:00 UTC:Lars Eilebrecht, Behind the Scenes of The Apache Software Foundation
- Thursday, 12:00 UTC: Jim Jagielski, Sponsoring the ASF at the Corporate and Individual Level
- Thursday, 16:30 UTC: James Governor, Open sourcing the analyst business...
- Friday, 10:30 UTC: Apache Pioneer's Panel, 10 years of The Apache Software Foundation
- Friday, 12:00 UTC: J Aaron Farr, The Apache Way
- Wednesday, 9:30-17:00 UTC: Hadoop Geeks for Geeks track
- Thursday, 8:00-16:00 UTC: Tomcat for Developers and Administrators
- Friday, 8:00-16:00 UTC: HTTP Server Administration
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The conference is over, but I would like to get access to the videos. How can I do this? I don't see ApacheCon EU on the registration and archive page.
Hi shahfik,
It usually takes a couple of weeks after the conference is over for Linux New Media to prepare and host the archived videos online.
Stay tuned for when they're archived either on ApacheCon's site or at: http://streaming.linux-magazin.de/en/index.htm
Is there anything specifically you're interested in seeing?
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