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Title:

A Developer's Cookbook to Leveraging Virtualization

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Level:
Intermediate
Type:
Panel
Category:
Philosophical, Programming
Presenter:
Kimbro Staken , JumpBox
Description:
Virtualization is a trend that's reforming the landscape of hosting and ISP's but developers may not be aware of the benefits for running desktop virtualized environments for testing and development. The snapshot capabilities afforded by virtualization is a deadly arrow that should be in the quiver of every developer nowadays. This panel explores the basic to intermediate level of usage.
James Britt
on 20/8/07
Kimbro is a shining light in the sea of virtualization. He knows his stuff and is well worth listening to.
John C. Bland II
on 20/8/07
Jumpbox is amazing. It'd be great to learn more about virtualization from Kimbro.
Sean Tierney
on 21/8/07
Kimbro is also author of the popular blog Virtualization Daily (www.virtualizationdaily.com) and one of the foremost authorities on virtualization technologies. I highly recommend this talk for any developer looking to take advantage of v12n (full disclosure: i'm his business partner). sean
Ray Niemeir
on 21/8/07
Kimbro brings the perspective of building packaged server software which, from a single CD, will deploy on Linux, Mac, or Windows using VMWare, Xen, or Parallels. I expect this panel to be at the leading edge regarding deployment techniques and issues. (Disclosure: I'm a fan.)
joshua strebel
on 21/8/07
Kimbro knows his stuff, and the success of jumpbox.com is validation of his expertise in v12n. (Disclosure: We shared a Pontiac in San Jose, and like the same beer)
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