A je tu další ohlédnutí se za DevConfem. Jaká je budoucnost RPM ve fedoře? Will Woods a Stephen Gallager se zabývali tím, jak se používají RPM a co jim vadí na skiptletech.
Tag: fedora
Performance Tuning of RHEL
Podle blogu to vypadá, že jenom obrážím konference. Tentokrát to byl DevConf, který organizují kluci a holky z Red Hatu. V sobotu jsem začal s Larrym Woodmanem a laděním výkonu RHELu.
DevConf 2016 is over
DevConf 2016 is over. I was doing the mining from social networks to get something interesting on screens at corridors. DevConf was really big and it became trending topic. Unfortunately, this caused hijacking of #devconfcz hashtag. I am really sorry for that.
Mobile schedule for FOSDEM
Silverhook asked me to change my schedule app also for Fosdem conference. He promised a beer or two, so I cannot resist (-; Unfortunately, I am not going to Brussels to drink it. Maybe next year.
DevConf.cz Mobile Schedule and Social Wall
DevConf will be in two weeks so it is time to refresh my apps for that conference. This year I have new port of my mobile schedule for Android.
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Performance of sequential read
My most recent task in new job was configuration of RAID with 3x SDDs and streaming of data to network. It has shown that fast and stable reading from RAID is difficult problem.
Confla – conference management system
I got an idea to create conference management system. We have created an project in Red Hat faculty lab. With Petr and Standa we have decided to create something from scratch and now we have some proof of concept result. Continue reading “Confla – conference management system”
Web software center for Fedora
We had Red Hack week in Red Hat last week. I was working with Jakub on Web software center project. We call it simply “Fedora software“. What is it? Who should be interested? Continue reading “Web software center for Fedora”
DevConf.cz 2015
This year, the Developer Conference was different in many ways for me. It has different venue. The conference was bigger than ever before. Most importantly, I had my very first talk at devconf. More precisely, it was just an half of the talk.