Greetings all -
We are very rapidly approaching the next meeting! (so much so that I
forgot the 1 week reminder!!)
This months meeting should be very interesting for those with a
performance or troubleshooting bent, with Richard Smith stepping up with
a chat on Hardware Performance Counters, and Richard Spindler covering
some Jumpstart troubleshooting. Blaise Groud will hit us with some Zones
+ Resource controls if there is time remaining.
If you are yet to reply, please respond in the positive OR negative ASAP
so Pizza and Drinks can be planned. :)
Where?
Level 7, 476 St Kilda Road, Melbourne,
When?
Wednesday, March 19th, 2008 at 18:00 for general discussion.
Speakers start at 18:30 sharp, with Pizza arriving somewhere around
20:00ish.
Speakers, please let me know ASAP if there issues with you being able to
deliver your talk!
Speakers / Topics will be:
- Richard Spindler
Jumpstart Troubleshooting.
What you need to know to make it work when it don't!
- Richard Smith
Solaris Performance Counter Observation
A start down the road to understanding performance
counters available to you, and what they can tell you.
- Blaise Groud - Zones + Resource controls (Time permitting...)
As both topics are likely to include some group discussion and take some
time, we'd only expect to get through two of these, but we'll see!
Soft drink, coffee/tea and Pizza will be available. (YES - FOOD.)
**If you plan to attend, please reply NOW to nathan at sun.com so that we
can plan for seating / pizza / drinks!**
To anyone who meets with or talks to folks interested in Solaris: Please
let everyone know about the meeting, the time and the date. We had a
great first meeting, and would love to continue to grow the group.
A note on access: The Lifts in the building and entrance to Level 7
automatically lock early in the evening, so access will be provided by
Sun folks on-site. A sign will also be placed close to the ground floor
lifts with a contact number, should you arrive after the start of the
meeting.
If you are interested in Solaris, doing interesting things with, or on
Solaris, we want YOU!
See our opensolaris project page:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/msosug/
Hope to see many of you there, and if you are not yet on the alias
ug-msosug at opensolaris.org
consider joining us! (See the project page above for details!)
Cheers!
The MSOSUG Instigators.
