Hadoop summit
I'm going to attend the Hadoop summit in San Francisco in June, had a great time last year, learned a bunch of stuff and got to meet a lot of people I previously only knew by name.
NOSQL
To make the most of the flight money I'm putting together a free meetup about "open source, distributed, non relational databases" or NOSQL for short.
It's taking place on the 11th of June, the day after the Hadoop summit in San Francisco. CBS interactive have been kind enough to provide us with both a venue and free lunch!
If you wish to attend, please register.
Preliminary schedule
09.45: Doors open
10.00: Intro session (Todd Lipcon, Cloudera)
10.40: Voldemort (Jay Kreps, Linkedin)
11.20: Short break
11.30: Cassandra (Avinash Lakshman, Facebook)
12.10: Free lunch (sponsored by CBSi)
13.10: Dynomite (Cliff Moon, Powerset)
13.50: HBase (Ryan Rawson, Stumbleupon)
14.30: Short break
14.40: Hypertable (Doug Judd, Zvents)
15.20: Panel discussion
16.00: End of meetup, relocate to a pub called Kate O’Brien’s nearby
Location
Magma room, CBS interactive
235 Second Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
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3 comments:
Hi, do you know if there are slides/videos of NOSQL meetup available somewhere in the net?
Igor: I'm working on a blog post with the slides and videos now.
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