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CloudCamp London, Mar 12, 2009

About CloudCamp:

CloudCamp is an unconference where early adopters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas. With the rapid change occurring in the industry, we need a place where we can meet to share our experiences, challenges and solutions. At CloudCamp, you are encouraged to share your thoughts in several open discussions, as we strive for the advancement of Cloud Computing. End users, IT professionals and vendors are all encouraged to participate.

Register for CloudCamp London, Mar 12, 2009

Following on from the great success of the first two London CloudCamps, and various other CloudCamps around the globe, this time we joined up with QCon (http://qconlondon.com) and taking advantage of the prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Conference Center facilities.

The London format CloudCamp will start with 8 five minute ‘Lightning Talks’, followed by 3 breakout unconference discussions with topics chosen by the audience. Finally you get the chance to do more networking over beer and pizza in the Benjamin Britten Lounge over looking the Abbey. In response to feedback requesting more breakout time in separate rooms, we have arranged three separate rooms for an hour.

This is the community’s unconference we want you to determine the content. Please tell us what you would like to hear about, what you would like discussed, if you want to give a talk or lead a discussion. Please email chris-dot-purrington-at-cohesiveft.com

Check out www.cloudcamp.com/london2 for details of the last London event.

Agenda
18h15 Registration
19h00 Lightning Talks - prompt start please!
20h00 Unconference Discussions
21h00 Networking - Beer and Pizza
22h00 Close

Lightning Talks
Confirmed speakers:

  1. Owen Garrett, Product Manager, Zeus Technology, “Load balancing in the Cloud”
  2. Joe Baguley, CTO EMEA, Quest, title TBD
  3. Richard Davies, CEO, ElasticHosts, “How cloud will change your company”
  4. Solomon Hykes, dotCloud, “Introducing a cross-cloud platform”
  5. William Fellows, Principal Analyst, The 451 Group, “The Sky’s The Limit”
  6. Alex Heneveld, CTO Cloudsoft Corporation, “Cloud Routemaster”
  7. Mark Masterson, enterprise architect and troublemaker, “Security? Why what you probably think that means is probably doomed to fail, in the cloud…”
  8. Matthew Fowler, Director NT/e, “CloudSave - Object-Relational Mapping for the Cloud”
  9. Philipp Huber, Huber & Associates, “What to consider when building an Enterprise Cloud”
  10. Neil Bartlett, Author of ‘OSGi in Practice’, “Provisioning the Cloud with OSGi”
  11. Clare Coull, Marketing Manager of Quest Software UK & Ireland Ltd, “Just Another Architecture?”

Please send your suggestions to chris-dot-purrington-at-cohesiveft.com.

Unconference discussion tracks and proposed topics

  1. “The Open Cloud”
    moderated by
    Geir Magnusson, VP Engineering, 10gen
    Simon Wardley, Software Services Manager, Canonical Ltd.
  2. “The Enterprise Cloud”
    moderated by
    Mark Masterson, enterprise architect and troublemaker
    Tony Lucas, Flexiscale
  3. Open Space, topic will be decided on the day (please make a suggestion)
    moderated by
    James Governor, Redmonk
  4. “Laws and Regulation Impacting Cloud Computing”
    moderated by
    Paul Massey, K&L Gates

Please feel free to send us your suggestions to chris-dot-purrington-at-cohesiveft.com or make them on the night.

Our Sponsors…

CloudCamp would not be possible with out the generous support of it’s sponsors. The logos of the sponsors of this 3rd CloudCamp London are list  here on the right.

If you would like to  sponsor CloudCamp please email chris-dot-purrington-at-cohesiveft.com

Photos from Previous Camps