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MySQL stream at the UKOUG Technology & E-Business Conference on Dec. 1st in...
The UK Oracle User Group (UKOUG) is an independent non-profit organisation of users of Oracle products in the UK, which organizes over 80 events per year all across the UK and Ireland. They have more...
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Submitting MySQL talks to upcoming Oracle User Group Events in Europe
I've been informed about two upcoming events/conferences that are organized by the independent Oracle user groups of the respective countries. If you're nearby, how about submitting a talk about a...
View ArticleWelcome to the MySQL Community Relations Team, Dave!
It's finally official — please join me in welcoming my new/old colleague Dave Stokes, who just joined the MySQL Community Relations Team at Oracle as the new MySQL community manager for North America....
View ArticleFree MySQL event in São Paulo, Brasil (December 8th)
As part of the upcoming Oracle OpenWorld/Java One in São Paulo, Brazil next week (which will also include MySQL-related sessions), there will be a free MySQL Community event, which will take place on...
View ArticleOne more week to submit talks for the Harmony conference in Helsinki, Finland...
Just a quick reminder: the Oracle user groups of Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Russia are organizing a joint conference, the Harmony. It will take place on May 19th-20th in Helsinki, Finland. I've met...
View ArticleUpcoming developer/sysadmin days about MySQL and Solaris
The folks at OTN have been very busy — among many others (both virtual and in RL), there are two upcoming developer/sysadmin days about MySQL and Solaris. Both will take place in California next...
View ArticleBack in Linux land
It's been a while since my last post on this blog; I definitely need to get back into the habit! One of the reasons for my radio silence was that I switched roles here at Oracle. After having been with...
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Oracle at fisl12 (Porto Alegre, Brazil, 2011-06-29/2011-07-02)
fisl12 is likely the largest free and open source software event in Latin America. This year, it takes place in Porto Alegre, Brazil, from June 29th to July 2nd. Oracle is a gold sponsor of the event...
View ArticleWhat have I been up to lately?
Despite my best intentions, I haven't posted on this blog for a while, which is a shame! I've become busy writing on so many other places since I moved into my new role in the Oracle Linux product...
View ArticleWhat's coming up?
In my last post, I provided a short review of what I have been working on in the past few months since I joined the Oracle Linux team. Now it's time for a summary of upcoming events! Looking forward, I...
View ArticleJoin us at the OTN Sys Admin Day for Oracle Linux and Solaris on Sep. 22nd,...
Last week we concluded our first Oracle Technology Network Sys Admin Day in Sacramento (CA). Well, it was actually the second Sys Admin Day, but the first one that had two parallel tracks of sessions...
View ArticleReminder: OTN Sys Admin Day in Salt Lake City on January 18th
Reposting of what I wrote on the Oracle Linux Blog:Just a friendly reminder: this year too, we'll continue this series of free one-day events. OTN Sys Admin Days are like OTN's Developer Days, but we...
View ArticleUpcoming speaking engagements: Oracle OpenWorld, DOAG Conference
It's that time of the year again — the summer holidays are over and the conference season starts!I'm very excited to be at Oracle Open World in San Francisco again, where I will pretty busy. On...
View ArticleBlog posts and whiteboard session on Linux Containers (LXC)
I just published the second part of a blog post series about Linux Containers on the OTN Garage blog (where a lot of my recent blogging takes place nowadays) — check it out if you would like to get an...
View ArticleSummarizing my upcoming and past conferences and speaking engagements
This year's conference season is coming to an end for me soon – I have three more events to go before I can enjoy the Christmas holidays:On 2013-11-20, I'll be at the DOAG Konferenz in Nuremberg...
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