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If you want to make your participation public here, please enter your name, and the area of work your interested in to do on the camp:
 
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* Henning Sprang - getting deeper into devstack, checking out LXC support, evaluating what's to do to use OpenStack in Production in a small, single-server setting, find out which areas of OpenStack require development/testing/bugfixing/documentation work where I can help
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* Henning Sprang:
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** getting deeper into devstack
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** checking out LXC support
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** evaluating what's to do to use OpenStack in Production in a small, single-server setting
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** find out which areas of OpenStack require development/testing/bugfixing/documentation work where I can help - directly in OpenStack or in packaging for Debian and/or Ubuntu
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=== Organizers ===
 
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The meeting is organized by Johannes Hubertz, Guido Günther, [[User:Henning Sprang|Henning Sprang]] in cooperation with the Linuxhotel who provides us with a great space to do OpenSource related works whenever they are not fully booked with clients for their training offerings.
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Location and facilities provided by Linuxhotel Essen - http://www.linuxhotel.de
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which provides us with a great space to do OpenSource related works.
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* Johannes Hubertz - http://hubertz.de/
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* Guido Günther - http://godiug.net/
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[[User:Henning Sprang|Henning Sprang]] - http://www.sprang.de

Revision as of 11:56, 8 May 2013

OpenStack DevCamp Essen/Germany 2013


What:

A weekend in a great place for people to work on and with OpenStack and related technologies

When:

June 21 to June 23 2013

Where:

Linuxhotel in Essen/Germany

Details

We've been organizing quite a bunch of interesting meetings in the great Linuxhotel around the topics virtualization and infrastructure automation and configuration management, and currently we believe OpenStack is an important piece of software in that area, so we're about to learn it ourselves.

In this course we already had a small meeting in Essen last year, but want to continue now, and invite more people to join us to learn and develop together.

So, if you're already an OpenStack developer or want to become one, if you are a virtualization / networking / systems management expert wanting to get his handy dirty, learn and share experiences about OpenStack with others - this camp is for you!

Registration / Costs

The Linuxhotel offers us it's facilities at the lowest price possible - basic service pricing is per person

  • 5€ per day for the basic participation which includes using all facilities plus hot and cold drinks
  • additional 15€/day if you want to use the Hotel rooms to sleep there - this is very much recommendet, as it allows a weekend of full concentration on work without any driving and traveling hassles to other places to sleep
  • If we're enough people, lunch and dinner can be offered possible at 5€ / 15€

There are many more options, please see http://www.linuxhotel.de/community.html for details or just ask us!

To coordinate and book a room in the Hotel for you (please see cost for the pricing!), or if you have any further questions, please send us a mail here to register and figure out the details!

Who

Who's in this meeting?

Participants

If you want to make your participation public here, please enter your name, and the area of work your interested in to do on the camp:

  • ADD YOUR OWN WORK PLAN
  • Henning Sprang:
    • getting deeper into devstack
    • checking out LXC support
    • evaluating what's to do to use OpenStack in Production in a small, single-server setting
    • find out which areas of OpenStack require development/testing/bugfixing/documentation work where I can help - directly in OpenStack or in packaging for Debian and/or Ubuntu


Organizers

Location and facilities provided by Linuxhotel Essen - http://www.linuxhotel.de which provides us with a great space to do OpenSource related works.