Lennart Poeterring will be in NYC talking about "Systemd in 2018" on May 18th

Lennart will be joining as again, to give a "state of Systemd" talk. Please come join us! (The cross post is because systemd is the Debian default init system, and I figured folks wouldn't mind being told about Lennart's visit.)

We'll be hanging out at bar (TBD) afterwards. I'm sure there will be folks willing to do key-signing afterwards.

We'll need your info for security. Please use the meetup link if you are willing, as we've automated much of the RSVP info. (We need to provide real names to security and we have written tools that work with the Meetup API. We have an RSVP question that asks for the name on your ID.) If you won't use Meetup, please let us know that you plan to attend, with the name on the ID you will be presenting to building security.

Please RSVP soon, as we may go on waitlist.

Cheers,
Brian

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From: Brian Gupta
Subject: RSVP open: Tuesday May 18th, Systemd in 2018
To: NYLUG Technical Discussion List

RSVP here:

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https://www.meetup.com/nylug-meetings/

What:

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Systemd in 2018

When:

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Tuesday, May 15, 2018

7:00 PM

Where:

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Facebook

225 Park Ave South, 9th Floor

Lennart Poettering

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Systemd in 2018

Note: WE ARE MEETING AT FACEBOOK!! We'll need names, and you will need IDs. RSVP will open Tuesday May 1st, 2018, 4:30pm.

Today, systemd is firmly established as system and service manager of most of today's major Linux distributions. In this talk we'll have a look at the most recent developments in systemd land, what we have learned so far and where the project will go next. We'll have a look at various new features of systemd, in particular the Portable Services concept that will be made available with systemd v239, new resource management ('cgroupv2') and security functionality as well as limited OCI container compatibility that's coming soon.

Afterwards:

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TBD

Speaker Bio:

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Lennart Poettering works at Red Hat, in the Server Experience group. He's one of the creators of the systemd project.