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My upcoming talks and events

Posted by Lenz Grimmer on

My calendar for the upcoming months is already filling up with conferences, trade fairs and other events at which I'll speak about MySQL. Here's a quick overview:

  • This coming Thursday at 15:00 CET, I'll be speaking about "Backing up MySQL using file system snapshots" at the MySQL University. The session will be hosted live using DimDim, which is a great online conferencing and presentation system (Flash required). Attendance is free, so come and join me if you want to learn more about this backup technique!
  • On Friday, 6th of March at 15:15 I'll give a presentation about "MySQL Backup and Security" in the CeBit Open Source Forum in Hannover, Germany. By the way, Sun will have a large presence themed "Open Source for Open Minds" in Hall 6, Booth E36. There'll be a MySQL info pod as well, which I will help manning from Friday until Sunday, 8th. So make sure to stop by and say hello!
  • On March 23-24, there'll be a PHP/MySQL Conference in Warsaw, Poland, organized by IDG. I submitted three talks about various MySQL topics, currently I am still waiting for the confirmation which of these they selected.
  • On April 20-23, there is of course the MySQL Conference & Expo in Santa Clara, to which I am very much looking forward to. I'm helping to organize the DotOrg Pavilion in the exhibition hall and will likely give a BoF about a project I'm currently involved in.
  • In May 4-5 there is the AMOOCON in Rostock, Germany, which is a conference about Open Source VoIP and communication. I'll talk about "MySQL High Availability Solutions" and "Backup & Security Best Practices" (in German). My colleague Geert will be there as well, giving an in-depth talk about MySQL Cluster.

There is a number of additional events in the pipeline, I'll blog about these once my session proposals have been accepted.

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