Lustre discuss - Nov 2009 - Lustre User Group 2010 - registration now open and call for presentations

*LUG 2010 - Eighth Annual Lustre User Group conference*

When: April 14-16, 2010
Where: Seascape Beach Resort, Monterey Bay, CA
Registration: http://LUG2010.org

Registration is now open for LUG 2010, the premier event to learn new 
technical information about Lustre, acquire best practices, and share 
knowledge about Lustre technology. LUG 2010 is a unique opportunity for 
users to get advice and answers about specific Lustre implementations 
from Lustre developers, community engineers and users. Any and all 
people using or interested in Lustre are welcome to attend.

Conference attendees will have access to experts and peers sharing their 
real-world experiences using Lustre. LUG 2010 will include updates on 
community development projects, Birds of a Feather sessions, demos and 
tutorials, and offer many opportunities to meet with the Lustre 
development team and discuss upcoming enhancements and capabilities.

LUG 2010 will be held at the beautiful Seascape beach resort and 
conference center on Monterey Bay, California (http://seascaperesort.com).

*Call for Presentations - LUG 2010*

Lustre users are invited to submit an abstract to be considered for 
presentation at LUG 2010. Presentations are generally 30 minutes in 
length, but can be 1 hour if needed. It is not necessary to submit a 
technical paper, just an abstract of your proposed talk and then slides 
for the talk itself. This is your opportunity to contribute to the 
Lustre community by sharing your knowledge and lessons learned from 
Lustre deployments. The deadline to submit presentation abstracts is 
February 15, 2010. For questions or to submit a presentation abstract, 
contact Dan Ferber (Daniel.Ferber at sun.com).

*Lustre Advanced User Seminar*

The Lustre Advanced User Seminar will be offered on April 14, 2010, 
before the User Group meeting. This seminar is designed for senior 
systems administrators, engineers and integrators needing more 
comprehensive knowledge of Lustre Administration and Troubleshooting 
techniques. To receive maximum value from this seminar, completion of 
Administering Lustre-based Clusters (CL-400) and/or prior experience 
administering Lustre is strongly recommended. Space is limited and 
registration fee discounts will be offered for LUG attendees.

To register for LUG 2010 and the Lustre Advanced User Seminar, visit our 
registration page at http://LUG2010.org

See you at LUG 2010!