In short - it's been good, a valuable use of my time. The presentation throughout the summit was of a very high standard, and this included the catering too. If I had to summarise the summit I would do so using the following 5 buzzwords: 1. Virtualisation. Guess what ...? Red Hat has their own [...]
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Red Hat Summit 2008 – closing post
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Spacewalk – Red Hat Satellite for free!
Red Hat have made another important announcement at this years Summit - RH Satellite has been made open source! At first I was excited, because: Red Hat customers can save hundreds of dollars as it's now free - you don't have to buy an RHAS licence for a RH Satellite (that is, unless you want [...]
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Red Hat Summit – Day 1
Day 1 has been pretty interesting. The surprise highlight for me was the keynote speech from Dr John Halamka (CIO, Harvard Medical School) about the challenges he faces with computerising patient records for the state of Massachusetts, and how he is using Red Hat and open source technologies to do this. He also described the [...]
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