Peter's Solaris Zone
Talks
These are some of the talks that I've presented.
- Containers in production since 2004
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- March 2018, at
the Docker Cambridge Meetup.
- Illumos at 6
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- March 2017, at
the Floss
Spring 2017 Conference. A followup to, and draws heavily
from, Dan McDonald's FOSDEM talk the year before.
- 640k should be enough for anybody
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- November 2015, at the last ever Solaris SIG meeting. Talking
around the experiments described
in How
low can Tribblix go?
and Minimal
Viable illumos
- Building Tribblix
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- March 2015. Another variant of Adventures with illumos,
from the FLOSS
UK DevOps Spring 2015 meeting in York.
- Adventures with illumos - extended play
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- January 2015. The extended version of Adventures with illumos,
surveying the landscape of illumos distributions.
- Adventures with illumos - lightning
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- November 2014. A lightning talk at
the operatingsystems.io conference.
- Tribblix: Learning how Solaris works by building your own distribution
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- April 2014. Covering the ins and outs of how the ISO images for
Tribblix and most of the
OpenSolaris distributions work and how they're put together.
- How Zones Served Queen Victoria
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- December 2012. A worked example of how we used zones to deploy a
very public site.
- SAR and KAR
- Formats: Impress
- November 2010. About monitoring, and how to do better than SAR.
- Inside the OGB
- Formats: Impress
- October 2009. A brief show and tell about the work of the OGB, with
Simon Phipps in attendance.
- JKstat - kstats and Java
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- July 2007. A brief introduction to kstats and the JKstat Java
interface I wrote to access them. Minimalist, as almost all of the talk
was demos.
- Solaris 10, Platinum Beta, and the road to OpenSolaris
- Formats: Impress
| PDF
- June 2005. Part of the OpenSolaris launch, describing what we did
for Solaris 10 beta and how that participation morphed into my
association with the OpenSolaris project.
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