Justin presents a very good PHP->BoB(); topic on PHP & Apache. He covers how Apache and other web servers pass control to PHP and other goodness.
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Quite an awesome presentation on xargs. Seth covers many many things about how to use xargs in ways you may have never seen.
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It seems that more and more geeks are discovering a fascination with cooking. Whether you’re a geek that lives to cook or just cooks to live, Object Oriented Cooking is for you! Geek chef Joseph Hall will show you how smaller recipes can become objects, ready to be included on a whim in larger recipes. As you begin to understand how code reuse can happen in the kitchen, your meals will become both easier and tastier.
From programming to cooking school to training to system administration, Joseph Hall has been around the block. His most recent endeavors include monitoring servers, trying to eliminate downtime and fraud. Much of his spare time is spent finding similarities between computers and the kitchen.
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Maybe you’ve heard of ARP, netmasks or routing tables but aren’t quite sure what they are. Perhaps you know what a firewall does but aren’t sure how to set one up in Linux. Those and many more questions are answered in this entry-level course on networking. When you’re done you’ll be ready to go forth and network the world. Or your apartment, at least.
Topics we cover:
* Protocols: IP, ARP, TCP, UDP, ICMP, DNS
* OSI 7 layer model, IETF we-don’t-need-no-stinkin’-models model
* IP addresses (IPv4, touching on IPv6)
* Networking commands in Linux
* Firewall principles, with examples for Linux
* Routing. What makes a router a router anyway?Corey has been a Network and Systems Engineer at a Wyoming ISP for the last 5 years, and as such gets to use all sorts of fun network and server tools. Outside of the lab he’s interested in hiking, cooking, gardening and photography.
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“Who moved my IT Budget?”
A look at the significant trends affecting the IT Market today and how open source adoption across the enterprise can provide a panacea to over-stretched IT Staff and slashed corporate budgets.
Topics covered
- Open source innovation significant trends.
- The New Economics of IT Expenditures.
- Who moved my IT Budget?
- SaaS. How I learned to stop worrying and love the cloud.
- Appliances and Bundles, cant we all just get along?J. Tyler McGraw is a hands on-techno-file ‘do-er’. (one who get things done) Open source is his passion. He creates enterprise systems using open source building blocks like: Ingres, Alfresco, Jaspersoft, Salesforce, Talend, Pentaho, JBOSS, JAVA and others. His specialties include open source software appliances. He has successfully designed, built and deployed numerous SW Appliances and worked with SI’s and ISV’s to create appliance solutions and SaaS offerings. He is comfortable working with developers, managers and senior IT directors. He can confidently speak and interact in informal settings or in front of large audiences. Quote: Why be Larry Ellison’s ‘Cabana Boy’ if you don’t have to?
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Most developers find database interaction painful at some level; many dread it outright. What developer hasn’t spent hours digging through documentation, Google, or the nearest colleague, trying to work out how to write a particular query, only to find out two days too late that some obscure syntax would have made it easy? This talk aims to introduce the attendee to SQL idioms and constructs that can save weeks of debugging, free up hours of coding, and shave precious minutes and seconds from application runtimes.
Josh Tolley participates actively in the PostgreSQL project and works as a PostgreSQL administrator for hire with End Point Corporation. On the rare occasions that the Utah Database Users Group, or UDBUG, happens to do anything, he’s likely somewhat responsible for it. He also enjoys gardening, cooking, and trying to learn electronics without hurting himself.
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Keep your kids or employees from accessing undesirable web content. We’ll configure a dd-wrt Linux-based router, combined with another server, to do content filtering on all web traffic on your home or office network.
More details are available at Jeremy’s UTOSC 2009 Presentation page.
About Jeremy Willden
Former Hardware Engineer at National Instruments (the LabVIEW company). Former Sr. Hardware Engineer, MaxStream (later Digi International) Currently Senior Systems Architect at Ad Hoc Electronics, wireless systems integrator and solution provider, making energy management (power saving) control systems for lighting and HVAC.
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There are many statistical analyses that can be applied to free software projects to help gain insight into the people involved your community, areas that are growing quickly, and groups that are struggling, as well as visualizing your user base. More information is available on the UTOSC 2009 Presentation Page.
About Ian Weller
Senior in high school who has contributed to the Fedora Project since February 2008 (sophomore year), appointed title of Fedora Wiki Czar, and was an intern at Red Hat (under Community Architecture) the summer before his senior year.
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Many people/organizations appreciate simplicity when hosting virtual servers in the cloud. However, when those servers go down, or become inaccessible the simple explanation is not enough. More details at the UTOSC 2009 Presentation
About Brent Lambert
A founding member of enPraxis, Brent has 14 years experience in software development. With an focus on communications and multimedia, he has worked in numerous roles as a game developer, and as a digital audio and video software engineer. Brent has focused on development, and deployment of Open Source Software technologies. With his software engineering and systems administration background, Brent provides expertise end to end that will benefit your web site.
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