Hi,
Please let me know where I maybe able to find SCaLE art assets for flyers /
banners.
( I am attempting to put something together for our table at the ISSA-LA
summit tomorrow )
Thank You
Matti
Hi,
ISSA-LA summit has asked if we would like to have a table top during the
event.
( "booth" - but just a table top - some events they have 1/2 table ( OWASP
LA ) )
iirc it would be on May 20th, and we'd need to man the table top provide
some info on SCALE ( banner would be nice )
please let me know if anyone would like to help me do this.
( you'd get a comp pass for May 20th )
ISSA LA shares one of the org booths at SCaLE with OWASP-LA and CDA-LA
thank you
matti
Hi all,
One of our dotOrg exhibitors, ISSA LA, is holding their 8th annual
information security summit Friday May 20th 2016 at the Universal City
Hilton, with some pre-event workshops on Thursday May 19th. They invite
SCALE organizers to attend.
In their words:
"The greater LA security community is gathering for an annual security
event. We're bringing some of the top security presenters in the USA to LA
Everyone interested in info sec is welcome to join us.
http://summit.issala.org/"
They have provided us with a free pass for SCALE staff. If you're
interested in attending and would like the pass please contact me off list
at ilan(a)socallinuxexpo.org.
Regards,
Ilan Rabinovitch
ilan(a)socallinuxexpo.org
Hello,
As we mentioned in our update a few weeks ago, we are working to increase
the openness of SCALE planning. With that in mind I’m going to try to send
at least bi-weekly updates here on progress of our various projects.
Hopefully the need for this will be obviated once the issues with mailing
list are fixed and more teams are posting here directly.
Regards,
Regards,
Ilan Rabinovitch
Conference Chair
Southern California Linux Expo
877-831-2569 x110 Voice
818-442-1865 Mobile
ilan(a)socallinuxexpo.org Email
OSCONBooth
The SCALE team will be exhibiting at OSCON in collaboration with other
LinuxFests.org events such as TXLF and SEAGL. We will also be sharing space
with LinuxFest NorthWest. If you would like to help with producing flyers,
or with staffing the booth please let us know! OSCON will be held in Austin
May 16-19, 2016.
Community Leadership Summit
LinuxFests’s newest member program, the Community Leadership Summit
<http://www.communityleadershipsummit.com> will be held May 14-15, 2016
leading in to OSCON. Many SCALE team members will be present, if you are
in the area please consider joining us as well.
WebsiteOpen Source Website Code
Ron has posted all our drupal code to github
<https://github.com/socallinuxexpo/scale-drupal> as agreed to in the
post-con meeting on 4/16. If you have experience with Drupal or PHP
development, we invite you to join the scale-webdev team.
Prep Call For Papers
Ron has reset the CFP system and is looking for feedback. If you’d like to
help test it out, please check the open github issue.
<https://github.com/socallinuxexpo/SCALE-Planning/issues/190>
SCALE 15x ProgramCall for Papers
Shyam is currently working on writing our 2017 call for papers. Our goal is
to launch it in mid May, ahead of OSCON but we may be delayed as we are
still working on recruiting leads for many of the tracks.
UpSCALE
Jason Hibbets and the OpenSource.com team have expressed interest in
producing the SCALE lightning talks program in 2017. Hannah Anderson and
Jason are working on what the new format will look like, we expect to have
further updates closer to SCALE. We are excited to welcome Jason and his
colleagues to the SCALE planning team. If you would like to participate as
well, please reach out to Hannah.
TechActUSA Hand Off
Josh Hoblitt, Ev Batey and Bala attended a meeting with Stu Sheldon
(ActUSA) to complete a services handoff. Bala has posted notes to the tech
list.
Mail Migration
The INFRA sub-team completed the migration of email from ActUSA’s servers
to Google Apps for Nonprofits. If you are having trouble accessing your
SCALE email account for some reason please let us know by filing a ticket
in github or emailing Josh Hobllit, Bala or Ilan.
DNS
DNS for linuxfests.org/com/net and socallinuxexpo.org/com/net have been
migrated from ActUSA to Amazon Web Services’s Route53. The code used for
this migration is available on github
<https://github.com/socallinuxexpo/scale-dns/>. If you would like to
contribute to this or other SCALE infra projects we welcome your pull
requests!
We are aware that as a result of this migration SCALE DNS services are now
IPv4 only. This is expected to be temporary only, and was necessary to
allow us to regain control of DNS to unblock our migration of mail and
other services. The INFRA team is committed to ensuring that SCALE services
continue to be available via both IPv4 and IPv6, we are currently
evaluating long term DNS solutions.
Mailing Lists and Wiki
We have not yet begun work on migrating mailman or phplist to alternate
providers. We are currently evaluating a number of infrastructure
providers. We promised to fix the settings on scale-planning to not strip
FROM addresses, bounce messages when emails are rejected, as well as allow
participation from all ISPs regardless of DMARC policy. Delivery on these
promises is blocked on migration. We expect to have this done before the
end of May.
Website
Our websites remain at ActUSA until a new infrastructure provider has been
selected. However, we have begun preparing automation tooling for
deploying our web services. To this end, Ron Golan has made our drupal code
available in a git repository
<https://github.com/socallinuxexpo/scale-drupal>. The INFRA team has begun
developing chef recipes <https://github.com/socallinuxexpo/scale-chef> for
managing our web servers. The goal is to build these such that they can be
tested locally in Vagrant. If you have experience with Chef for
configuration management, I am sure that the team would be happy to have a
hand in further development.
Wiki
SCALE has historically maintained a private wiki for planning purposes. The
wiki was Mediawiki based. The wiki remains online on ActUSA’s servers, but
we have begun the process of migrating it using mediawiki-to-markdown
<https://github.com/philipashlock/mediawiki-to-markdown>. We are currently
working through some formatting issues, but expect to have the wiki ported
to Github later this week. Want to lend a hand? Email
bala(a)socallinuxexpo.org
VOIP
SCALE has had a customer service line (+1-877-831-2569) for many years. The
DID is via by Teliax <http://www.teliax.com>, and was historically
terminated asterisk server maintained by ActUSA on our behalf. While in
the past several SCALE staff members used it for inbound/outbound calls
with SIP or IAX soft phones, these days the majority of calls are forwarded
to individual’s cel phones. As such we are currently in discussion with
Teliax about moving to a pay-as-you-go hosted PBX service they now offer.
So far testing has been positive, but there is a caveat that we will need
to change our users’ extensions. Current SCALE extensions are (3) digits,
but Teliax only supports 2 or 4 digit extensions. Impact should be minor
but we’ll need to go back and reprint any business cards as well as update
our website.
Other Projects
We have a number of other pending infra projects. If you’d like to
participate please check our issue
<https://github.com/socallinuxexpo/scale-planning/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Ais…>
queue for other areas you can lend a hand.
Understand there is a GitHub repository for SCALE to which I have yet to
gain access - Help Please.
For Continuity of Operations, it would be valuable to have lists or org
charts of functions and players so us lower experience level folks could
better continue the show (yearly and event).
Is there somewhere to fish for this?
My main interest is Technical and AV content, so I was looking for some
data elements:
MAYBE the Web crew might want to build some private/tech page space for
- people (per team) lists and responsibilities,
- equipment lists with locations, poc,
- servers (server parameters),
- binaries,
- code sources,
- task management,
- work breakdowns,
- who are 1st and 2nd on each of those,
- interface boundaries with other teams (AV, Web, ... )
- flow charts for show time
- flow charts for year round work
- lead times to our various now and later tasks ..
- watchthatpage shows me daily changes to www.soclalinixexpo.org, what or
who qualifies info for appearing on that update?
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Hello Scale-Planning,
Last weekend the SCALE Committee Chairs held our annual leadership
meeting, where we discuss how previous years went, as well as kick off
planning for the next year. It is important to note that more than 50%
of SCALE leadership team is no longer based in Southern California so
this type of in-person meeting does not always happen as often as we
would like.
During our discussions, one theme that came up repeatedly was a desire
to increase the openness of our planning.
Over the last ~10 years, as our teams have grown and specialized, many
of the planning discussions have moved to private mailing lists.
Although the isolation of discussions was not deliberate, this does not
align with the open principles our events teach. With that in mind our
teams will be moving the majority of SCALE related discussions and
planning to this list, scale-planning.
As part of this decision you will see some changes coming to this list
in the next few weeks:
Mailman Upgrade - Will be fixing the list to maintain FROM addresses on
all posted emails. To accomplish this mailman will likely need to be
upgraded to a newer version. See the minutes below for more details.
Increased List Traffic - If you have gotten used to low traffic on this
list, please expect this to change. We understand if you choose to
unsubscribe, but hope you will choose to hang around and participate in
the discussions.
To start this process we are posting a summary of our meeting and some
of the decisions that were made in the next few minutes below:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/162474/SCALEChairsMeeting41616.pdf
Additionally, we will be tracking all work related items in our github
issue queue at: https://github.com/socallinuxexpo/scale-planning/issues
We look forward to your thoughts, feedback, and collaboration as we kick
off planning for SCALE 2017.
Regards,
Ilan Rabinovitch
Conference Chair
SCALE
818-442-1865 Voice
HI,
1) I'm starting to promote SCaLE 16x March 2-5th 2017.
I will be encouraging greater participation of those involved in various
pro-Open Source meetings / meetups / groups.
I'd like to encourage anyone else interested to help.
To help in this manner I was thinking about setting up a business card
template with critical dates for SCaLE 16x.
( do we have artwork I can reference for that? )
2) This weekend is the NASA Space App Challenge
and I would like us to reach out to them and encourage their participation
in SCaLE 16x.
https://2016.spaceappschallenge.org/
I will be suggesting to those that are helping to organize the NASA event
that SCaLE would make a great event for pro open data and open source space
related topics to be shared. SCaLE probably is not a great for hackathons,
but it is certainly a wonderful opportunity to share information and
results from pro-open source hackathons and useful to support such
hackathons.
If anyone here knows of people helping to run the NASA SpaceApps challenge
or will be participating in it, please help pass the word that SCaLE
welcomes greater participation in our pro-open source community event.
Thank You
Matti
Hi Matti,
We have some tentative dates on hold from the venue, but nothing
officially announced just yet.
Regards,
Ilan
On 4/3/16 9:28 PM, Mx Siltanen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Do we have the SCaLE 16x dates?
>
> Thank You
> Matti
>