Linux and Open Source in the Enterprise
Virtualization & Datacenter Technologies
Tools & Services
2008 Linux/Open Source on Wall Street focused on enterprise Linux and open source technologies, and their adoption in the datacenters of financial markets firms. Killer applications, including virtual appliances and virtualization, Linux-as-a-Service and realtime/low latency Linux will be explored, as will the practicalities of deploying open source stacks in business-critical, high availability scenarios.
Specific topics covered include:
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Enterprise Linux – Can Linux be a Solaris beater?
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Virtualization and Virtual Appliances – Killer apps for Linux in the datacenter.
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Realtime and Low Latency Linux – Competing at the sharpest edge.
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Linux on Demand – Open Source meets SaaS.
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Open Source Mashups – hot stacks for the financial enterprise.
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Open Source Collaboration and Innovation – theory or practice?
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Linux on Wall Street was created by the same team that has produced highly successful financial markets events over the past three years. These include Wall Street on Java Technology, XML on Wall Street, Wall Street IT - The Next Generation, Web Services/SOA on Wall Street and High Performance Technology on Wall Street.
The Linux on Wall Street event is a joint venture of A-Team Group
and Flagg
Management, Inc. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds.