Planning MangoCon
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VM performance monitoring, reading the results, and fixing the problems.
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I'm trying to see how any class can be generic enough to apply to many/most yet also specific enough that people will want to attend.
I really like the idea of the deep dives.
Performance tuning is definitely of interest to me either VMWare or Hyper-V as those are the most like to be used.... I know that KVM is getting some press at ML lately....
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@Dashrender said:
I'm trying to see how any class can be generic enough to apply to many/most yet also specific enough that people will want to attend.
It's often about thought processes, architecture, decision making, new concepts, etc.
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I'd be willing to run a session about combining coffee and booze.... "Morning drinking strategies for the busy professional".
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So was taking a horse drawn carriage tour of Granada today and guess what we stumbled upon downtown.....
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Wait for it.
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Wait for it.
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A.... Convention Center!!!!
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That's a luxury hotel and the convention could be in the same building. Rooms start at $95 for a normal room and suites go at $125 for the beginning price of the top ones and there are several options in between. That's walking distance from my house here currently and there are tons of cheap options nearby, within a few blocks people should be able to get rooms for half of those prices if needed. These are rack rates and don't reflect a discount for booking the whole place or a big block of rooms like we would do.
The place has its own restaurant, tons of food nearby and its own Tiki Bar that I'm sure would stay open all night. that's how bars work here.... open till the money stops coming in.
Pool and stuff in case people need to lounge. Lots for family members to do in case they come along. Very safe area. The lake is about ten minutes walk away as is Central Park. Lots of playgrounds, the beach, tours, volcanoes, etc.
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