Crossbow BoF at CommunityOne West

Welcome

The Crossbow Birds of a Feather session at CommunityOne West 2009 will be held Tuesday evening, June 2nd, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, at the Intercontinental Hotel in San Francisco in Ballroom B. There will be a hands-on workshop right after the BOF so you can start creating your own virtual network right on your laptop right then and there.

Goal

The goal of this session is to bring together the early adopters of Crossbow to discuss interesting use cases of the technology, e.g. virtualizing networking services, server and network consolidation, creating a multiple-subnet network in a box. Participants will have the opportunity to share their experiences with other developers and deployers as well as to learn about other interesting use cases for Crossbow. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback to the Solaris architects behind Crossbow.

Background on Crossbow

Crossbow introduces a new networking stack into OpenSolaris that greatly improves the efficiency and scalability of OpenSolaris and also introduces unique network virtualization and resource control features. This provides the foundation for OEMs and ISVs to build interesting higher-level networking services that can take advantage of these new features. Typical use cases are server and network consolidation and cloud computing.

Registration

Attendance is free. All community members are invited!

Steps for Registration

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  2. Edit your entry into the Attendance List (below) or drop a comment at the end of the page, and we will get you registered. 

Details of this event including schedule are available below. If you have any questions, please leave a comment below.

Schedule

Introduction - Jeff Jackson, Sr. VP of Solaris (5 min)
Overview of Crossbow and Open Networking - Sunay Tripathi and Nicolas Droux, Crossbow architects (20 min)
Customer use case 1 - Xiaobo Wang, Francesca Puggioni, Veraz Networks (20 min)
Customer use case 2 - Ben Rockwood, Joyent (20 min)
Customer use case 3 - Richard Newman, Reliant Security (20min)
Customer use case 4 - Michael O'Brien, [Force10] (20min)
Informal Q&A and discussion (20min)

Starting at around 7:30pm:
Hands-on Workshop - build your own virtual network on your laptop (60min)

Attendance List

Summit registration, please register yourself below

  Name Company Affiliation Role Email Profile/Blog/Twitter
1. Markus Flierl Sun Microsystems Sr. Manager, Crossbow markus.flierl AT sun.com blogs.sun.com/markusflierl
2. Navdeep Parhar Chelsio Communications   nparhar AT gmail  
3. Thorsten Früauf Sun Microsystems Sun Cluster / Open HA Cluster engineer thorsten.frueauf AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/tf
4. Nicholas Solter Sun Microsystems Sun Cluster / Open HA Cluster engineer and author of OpenSolaris Bible nicholas.solter AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/nsolter
5. Sunay Tripathi Sun Microsystems Crossbow architect sunay AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/sunay/
6. Xiaobo Wang Veraz Networks      
7. Ben Rockwood Joyent Director of Systems Engineering benr AT cuddletech.com cuddletech
8. Nicolas Droux Sun Microsystems Crossbow architect nicolas.droux AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/droux/
9. Michael O'Brien Force10 Networks      
10. Venu Iyer Sun Mircosystems Crossbow developer venu.iyer AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/iyer/
11. Wanqun Bao Force10 Networks      
12. Thirumalai Srinivasan Sun Microsystems Crossbow developer thirumalai.srinivasan AT sun.com  
13. Subi Krishnamurthy Force10 Networks      
14. Kannan Parthasarathy Bytemobile      
15. Kais Belgaied Sun Microsystems Crossbow tech lead kais.belgaied AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/kais/
16. Nicholas Stavrakos Bytemobile    
17. Francesca Puggioni Veraz Networks      
18. Eric Cheng Sun Microsystems Crossbow developer eric.cheng AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/tlc/
19. Shrikrishna Khare Sun Microsystems Crossbow developer shrikrishna.khare AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/shri
20. Sean McGrath Sun Microsystems Performance sean.mcgrath AT sun dot com http://blogs.sun.com/smg
21. Don MacAskill SmugMug CEO & Chief Geek don AT smugmug http://blogs.smugmug.com/don
22. Peter Tribble ProQuest SysAdmin and OGB member peter.tribble AT gmail.com http://www.petertribble.co.uk/
23. Hugo Rivero Sun Microsystems ISV Engineering hugo.rivero AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/hrivero/
24. Hernán C: Saltiel AOSUG - Argentina OpenSolaris Users Group AOSUG Leader hsaltiel at gmail.com  
25. Matthew Baier Sun Microsystems Datacenter SW Marketing matthew dot baier AT sun dot com  
26. Peter Zen CUMUNET      
27. Dominic Kay Sun Microsystems Datacenter SW Marketing Dominic dot Kay AT sun dot com  
28. Drew Riconosciuto     drew.riconosciuto AT hds.com  
29. Ken Santoro     ken.santoro AT sun.com  
30. Richard Newman     rnewman AT reliantsec.net  
31. Vasu Karunanithi     vkarunanithi AT eplus.com  
32. Bruce Chapman Sun Microsystems ISV Engineering Bruce.Chapman AT sun.com  
33. Mark Carlson Sun Microsystems Systems Mark.Carlson AT sun.com  
34. Peter Baumer Peter Baumer Systems p_baumer AT yahoo.com  
35. Shreepoorna Rath Sun Microsystems Crossbow shreepoorna.rath@sun.com  
36. Egor Ushakov Sun Microsystems Systems egor AT sun.com  
37. Alexander Kouznetsov Sun Microsystems JavaFX Demo Developer Alexander. Kouznetsov AT sun.com  
38. Leonid Lenyashin Sun Microsystems Systems Leonid.Lenyashin AT sun.com  
39. Kent Spaulding SkyworthTTG, Inc. Developer kent.spaulding AT skyworthttg.com  
40. Robert Lor Sun Microsystems ISV Engineering robert.lor AT sun.com  
41. Dan Butzer Sun Microsystems Sun Cloud Computing daniel butzer AT sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/SunCloudOps

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  1. May 29, 2009

    RiconosciutoHDS says:

    Please register me for the event. drew.riconosciuto AT hds.com SysAdmin

    Please register me for the event. drew.riconosciuto AT hds.com SysAdmin

  2. May 29, 2009

    k_santoro says:

    Please register me for this session: Ken Santoro Sun Microsystems Business Dev...

    Please register me for this session: Ken Santoro Sun Microsystems Business Development ken.santoro@sun.com

  3. May 29, 2009

    rsnnosleep says:

    Please register me... Richard Newman, Reliant Security, rnewman@reliantsec.net

    Please register me...

    Richard Newman, Reliant Security, rnewman@reliantsec.net

  4. Jun 02, 2009

    eefdffggrr says:

    I see yo on party

    I see yo on party

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