Ok,
So, it seems people were waiting for something to be planned on the
back-channel. I could just sum up a proposal from my side so you could give
your opinion to that.
First off, I would like to fill the 3 Apache Days with Apache Stuff … Ideally
giving a wide view of the types of projects we have. Right now I would have
suggested something down this path:
Dev-Day:
- BigData Storage (Cassandra?) – How to store, retrieve and process Data in
Cassandra?
- BigData Processing (Spark (Streaming)?) – An introduction on how to use one
of the cool Stream Processing Frameworks?
- IoT (Mynewt?, Edgent?) – An Introduction into the Framework with some
examples on what you can do with it?
- Core (Commons?) – Commons is probably the project most people have used but
haven’t really dealt with in detail … some cool things you can do with Commons
stuff?
Ops-Day:
- BigData Storage (Hadoop?, Cassandra?) – How to setup a small Hadoop or
Cassandra cluster?
- BigData Processing (Spark?) – How to setup a small Spark cluster and run some
jobs in it?
- Servlet-Engines – (Tomcat?) – How to setup and configure Tomcat for
Production?
- Big Picture – How the different parts of Apache fit together?
Apache-Day
- The Apache Way
- The Incubator (Lifecycle of an Apache Project)
- How to make money with Open-Source?
- ….??? (Ways to get involved/How the Apache Foundation works internally/…)
But that’s just a draft and a one-man-brainstorming.
All talks should be entry-level suited to get people not yet involved with the
topics interested and people with some experience to get to ask some questions.
And probably the talks should be in German … but I’ll double check that with
the organizer of the conference right away.
What do you think?
Chris
Am 10.07.17, 09:44 schrieb "Christofer Dutz" <christofer.d...@c-ware.de>:
Hi Justin,
Well there has been quite some interest to speak, but what I’m talking
about is to sort of plan a schedule for which we would then try to get people
from the corresponding Projects to speak. I don’t want to dictate a schedule.
As I mentioned before, the audience there is quite entry level and I would bet
that 90% of the ApacheCon-type talks would completely fry the brains of most
attendees there.
But I think it would be a great opportunity to spread the Apache word, so
entry level talks would be great, and it would be great to cover not only the
BigData base, but also other ones :-)
Chris
Am 10.07.17, 09:07 schrieb "Justin Mclean" <jus...@classsoftware.com>:
Hi,
> I am willing to do a lot of the work for this, but definitely not all
of it. So, if there are people willing to help, please step forward. Otherwise
I’ll just contact the guys from that conference and cancel this project.
I assume at this point is just getting enough people to put up their
hands to volunteer to speak and have some time to organise the schedule?
Or do you have a more defined list of tasks you need help with? Having
that may help motivate people?
Thanks,
Justin
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