OpenSolaris

1. Project: Adelaide OpenSolaris User Group (ADL-AUOSUG)
   1. Meetings
      1. 15 April 2008
      2. 27 May 2008
      3. 24 June 2008
      4. 19 Aug 2008
      5. 16 September 2008
      6. 28 October 2008
      7. 25 November 2008
      8. 16 Dec 2008
      9. 28 Jan 2009
      10. 24 Feb 2009
      11. 24 Mar 2009
      12. 28 Apr 2009
      13. 26 May 2009
          1. 23 June 2009
      14. 23 June 2009
   2. Blogs
   3. Discussions
   4. Leaders
   5. Observers
   6. Files
   7. News
   8. Announcements
   9. InstallFest

OpenSolaris Project: Adelaide OpenSolaris User Group (ADL-AUOSUG)

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Endorsing communities

Advocacy

First Meeting!

Our first meeting was part of a Sun Microsystems Technical Update on Tuesday 19th February 2007. For more details see Announcements at left.

Purpose

The Adelaide OpenSolaris User Group (ADL-AUOSUG) seeks to drive OpenSolaris awareness and adoption amongst the enthusiast and industry community in Adelaide, Australia.

The target audience is initially UNIX enthusiasts who use UNIX at home or work. We perceive that a significant number of UNIX enthusiasts in the area will be interested in meeting and exchanging ideas about OpenSolaris and related technologies. We want to contribute documentation and small code changes back to the community. Once established we could broaden scope to include students and would encourage adoption of OpenSolaris in student projects.

Outputs

The project will archive its contributions, presentations, and other material to the project space on the OpenSolaris site.

Contacting

• Join the User Group mailing list: http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ug-adl-osug and contact the User Group via the mailing list: ug dash adl dash osug at opensolaris dot org
• Phone one of the leaders, Alex Sims on 0458 67 0011

Activities

• Technical meetings (Generally 4:30-6:30pm, the Second Tuesday of each month at Sun Microsystems, Grenfell St, Adelaide)
• Installfests

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Announcements

15 May 2008	Solaris 10, the good, the bad and the missing
14 Apr 2008	Solaris 10 and more
27 Feb 2008	Sun Virtualisation Breakfast Briefing
31 Jan 2008	Adelaide OpenSolaris Group Proposed

Blogs

allanp - MySQL 5.4 Scaling on Nehalem with Sysbench

Apr 21, 8:59 AM

As a final followup to my MySQL 5.4 Scalability on 64-way CMT Servers blog, I'm posting MySQL 5.4 Sysbench results on a Sun Fire X4270 platform using the Intel x86 Nehalem chip (2 sockets/8 cores/16 ...

allanp - MySQL 5.4 Sysbench Scalability on 64-way CMT Servers

Apr 21, 8:57 AM

As a followup to my MySQL 5.4 Scalability on 64-way CMT Servers blog, I'm posting MySQL 5.4 Sysbench results on the same platform. The tests were carried out using the same basic approach (i.e. ...

allanp - MySQL 5.4 Scalability on 64-way CMT Servers

Apr 21, 8:55 AM

Today Sun Microsystems announced MySQL 5.4, a release that focuses on performance and scalability. For a long time it's been possible to escape the confines of a single system with MySQL, thanks to ...

tomdaly - SPECjAppServer2004 2925.18 JOPS, Glassfish and MySQL raise the bar

Apr 20, 6:13 AM

<!-- @page { margin: 2cm } P { margin-bottom: 0.21cm } --> SPECjAppServer2004 2925.18 Sun continues performance and price/performance leadership Good News : Sun has just ...

damiencooke - Starting again.....

Apr 7, 7:12 PM

A new job and a new focus In August last year I changed roles and my focus has changed somewhat also.  I now work for a group in Sun Engineering called PAE.  We are a performance focused team, I have ...