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| Making things happen: How to contribute to Fedora || [[User:fleite | Fabio Olive]] [[User:lvaz | Leonardo Vaz]] || Understanding how Fedora project works you can find a way to get involved
| Making things happen: How to contribute to Fedora || [[User:delete|Matias Kreder]], [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]], [[User:fleite | Fabio Olive]] [[User:lvaz | Leonardo Vaz]] || Understanding how Fedora project works you can find a way to get involved  
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| Fedora QA                                         || [[User:fleite | Fabio Olive]]                              || How to contribute to make Fedora better by testing software
| Getting involved with Fedora QA                   || [[User:fleite | Fabio Olive]]                              || How to contribute to make Fedora better by testing software
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| Packaging for Fedora                             || [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]]                          || First steps to know what we need to package on Fedora, Sponsoring new packagers .
| Becoming a Fedora Packager                        || [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]]                          || First steps to know what we need to package on Fedora, Sponsoring new packagers .
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| Fedora Ambassador Role                            || [[User:delete|Matias Kreder]]                              || Requirements and tasks for to be a Fedora Ambassador
| Spreading the word: Becoming a Fedora Ambassador || [[User:delete|Matias Kreder]]                              || Requirements and tasks for to be a Fedora Ambassador
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| oVirt Project                                    || [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]]                          || Talk on oVirt Project.
| oVirt Project                                    || [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]]                          || Talk on oVirt Project.
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| Fedora: you see things here first                || [[User:lvaz | Leonardo Vaz]]                               || Emerging Tecnologies in Fedora
| Business Models                                  || [[User:matiasmaceira| Matias Maceira ]]                   ||  
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| Fedora ARM and Pidora || [[User:delete | Matias Kreder]] || Summary of supported ARM devices and architectures and how to run Fedora on some ARM devices like the HummingBoard and Raspberry Pi (Pidora)
| Fedora ARM and Pidora                             || [[User:delete | Matias Kreder]]                           || Summary of supported ARM devices and architectures and how to run Fedora on some ARM devices like the HummingBoard and Raspberry Pi (Pidora)
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| Gluster project - Joining the supercolony        || [[User:lvaz | Leonardo Vaz]]                              || Gluster is a powerful distributed filesystem running entirely in userspace and capable to scale beyond petabytes. In this talk we'll see the architecture of GlusterFS, the features, use cases and how to use it.
| Gluster project - Joining the supercolony        || [[User:lvaz | Leonardo Vaz]]                              || Gluster is a powerful distributed filesystem running entirely in userspace and capable to scale beyond petabytes. In this talk we'll see the architecture of GlusterFS, the features, use cases and how to use it on Fedora.
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| Fedora Robotics and Education                    || [[User:valentinbasel| Valentin Basel]]                    || Icaro is a hardware and software development, part of the official FEDORA packages designed for teaching robotics in schools using free software and hardware. Last year a robot to carry demonstrations in the booth installed FEDORA and had very good results with the general public
| Fedora Robotics and Education                    || [[User:valentinbasel| Valentin Basel]]                    || Icaro is a hardware and software development, part of the official FEDORA packages designed for teaching robotics in schools using free software and hardware. Last year a robot to carry demonstrations in the booth installed FEDORA and had very good results with the general public
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| Business Models                                  || [[User:matiasmaceira| Matias Maceira ]]                   ||  
| Some security tips                              || [[User:asoliard| Adrian Soliard ]]                           || This presentations shows that linux have all the tools and ways to be secure, but it must be configurated to that. (It requires live demostrations)
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| Fedora Virtualization and Cloud                  || [[User:delete | Matias Kreder]]                           || Review of most of the virtualization and cloud technologies and tools shipped with the Fedora distribution
| Fedora Virtualization and Cloud                  || [[User:delete | Matias Kreder]], [[User:Villadalmine|Rino Rondan]] || Review of most of the virtualization and cloud technologies and tools shipped with the Fedora distribution
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| Fedora y GNU/Linux en ambitos empresariales      || [[User:julioalpa| Julio Sanchez ]]                        ||
| Fedora y GNU/Linux en ambitos empresariales      || [[User:julioalpa| Julio Sanchez ]]                        ||
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| SELinux introduction                              || [[User:asoliard| Adrian Soliard ]]                        || Introduction to SELinux
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Revision as of 01:57, 4 December 2014

Fedora Day Buenos Aires 2014

About

Fedora Day Buenos Aires 2014 is an event to promote Fedora and it's related projects like oVirt, Openshift, Openstack, Gluster among others which will take place in Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Also, the plan is to use this event as a kickstart to promote Buenos Aires as candidate to host FUDCon 2015.

Date

  • Dec 13, 2014

Venue

The conference will take place at UTN - Facultad Regional Buenos Aires, Avenida Medrano, 951 - Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Organization

Team

Name Tasks
Leonardo Vaz Conference general organization, Budget and Program
Matias Kreder Conference general organization, Budget and Program
Rino Rondan Conference general organization, Venue e Local support
Eduardo Echeverria Conference Website
Mariela Gigante Conference Swag Material
Iván Weinberg Conference Promoting


Tasks

Task Responsible Comments Status
Find a place for the conference Everyone Rino did it! Done!!
Conference Website Eduardo Echeverria Let's ask Echeverria to help here Static version posted on http://fedoraday.com
Organize conference program Leonardo Vaz We need it to announce in conference website!! Pending
Raise tickets to request travel budget Leonardo Vaz Raised and approved Done!
Conference swag material Mariela Gigante Prices for Stickers, buttons and DVDs confirmed On going
Promote the conference Mariela Gigante , Ivan Weinberg On going

Fedora contributors attending the event

Name City Tasks at conference Travel budget USD Lodging?
Leonardo Vaz Sao Paulo, Brazil Organization, talks, etc - No
Rino Rondan Campana , Argentina Organization, talks, workshops, etc - No
Matias Kreder Buenos Aires , Argentina Organization, talks, workshops, etc - No
Matias Maceira Cordoba, Argentina Talks, workshops, etc 200 USD No
Valentin Basel Cordoga, Argentina Talks, workshops, etc 200 USD No
Julio Sanchez Tierra del Fuego , Argentina Talks, workshops, etc 400 USD No
Adrian Soliard Entre Rios, Argentina Talks, workshops, etc 80 USD No
Fabio Leite Chapecó, Brazil Talks, workshops, etc - No


Activities at Fedora Day Buenos Aires

Activities

  • Fedora 21 release party
  • Talks on Fedora and related projects (40 minutes slot)
  • Workshops (90 min slot)


Conference Program

Bellow the work-in-progress version of conference program, the order of talks may be changed.

Time Auditorio - (50 places) Room #1 - (30 places) Room #2 - (30 places)
10:00 Openning Session - Making things Happen, how to get involved with Fedora Project - Matias, Rino, Leo and Fabio
11:00 Getting involved with Fedora QA - Fabio Olive Becoming a Fedora Packager - Rino Rondan Spread the word: Becoming a Fedora Ambassador - Matias Kreder
12:00 Lunch Interval Lunch Interval Lunch Interval
13:30 oVirt Project - Rino Rondan Business Model - Matias Maceira Fedora ARM and Pidora - Matias Kreder
14:30 Gluster joining to the super colony - Leo Fedora Robotics and Education - Valentin Basel Some security tips - Adrian Soliard
15:30 Fedora Virtualization and Cloud - Matias Kreder Fedora y GNU/Linux en ambitos empresariales - Julio Sanchez Firewall and QOS on Fedora - Matias Maceira
16:30 Fedora, Docker and Atomic IO - Rino To be defined SELinux Introduction - Adrian Soliard
17:30 Closing Session - FUDCon LATAM 2015 proposal

Talks and Workshops

Activity Speaker(s) Details
Making things happen: How to contribute to Fedora Matias Kreder, Rino Rondan, Fabio Olive Leonardo Vaz Understanding how Fedora project works you can find a way to get involved
Getting involved with Fedora QA Fabio Olive How to contribute to make Fedora better by testing software
Becoming a Fedora Packager Rino Rondan First steps to know what we need to package on Fedora, Sponsoring new packagers .
Spreading the word: Becoming a Fedora Ambassador Matias Kreder Requirements and tasks for to be a Fedora Ambassador
oVirt Project Rino Rondan Talk on oVirt Project.
Business Models Matias Maceira
Fedora ARM and Pidora Matias Kreder Summary of supported ARM devices and architectures and how to run Fedora on some ARM devices like the HummingBoard and Raspberry Pi (Pidora)
Gluster project - Joining the supercolony Leonardo Vaz Gluster is a powerful distributed filesystem running entirely in userspace and capable to scale beyond petabytes. In this talk we'll see the architecture of GlusterFS, the features, use cases and how to use it on Fedora.
Fedora Robotics and Education Valentin Basel Icaro is a hardware and software development, part of the official FEDORA packages designed for teaching robotics in schools using free software and hardware. Last year a robot to carry demonstrations in the booth installed FEDORA and had very good results with the general public
Some security tips Adrian Soliard This presentations shows that linux have all the tools and ways to be secure, but it must be configurated to that. (It requires live demostrations)
Fedora Virtualization and Cloud Matias Kreder, Rino Rondan Review of most of the virtualization and cloud technologies and tools shipped with the Fedora distribution
Fedora y GNU/Linux en ambitos empresariales Julio Sanchez
Firewall and QOS on Fedora Matias Maceira
Fedora, Docker and Atomic IO - Rino Rino Rondan What is docker? How i can use it? First steps to use this kind of virtualization.
SELinux introduction Adrian Soliard Introduction to SELinux

Material

  • Printed conference program
  • Badges for participants
  • Fedora and other projects stickers

Buttons

The idea is to make some buttons to give for free. Some designs found in | Fedora Marketing Collateral :


And some others modified by me:

Stickers

The idea is to give for free stickers as well...

  • To promote Fedora:



  • To promote Fedora 4 Fs:


  • To welcome Fedora 21:

  • Fedora Day Buenos Aires Stickers

Travel information

Getting in conference place from Ministro Pistarini International Airport

Exact location is:

Ezeiza International Airport

Autopista Tte Gral. Ricchieri Km 33,5

1802 Ezeiza

Buenos Aires

Exact location of conference place is: Avenida Medrano 951, C1179AAQ Capital Federal, Buenos Aires

Airport information according to their official website[1].

Car parking[2].

Car rental[3].

Private transportation (limo and cab services) offered by the airport[4].

Public transportation and long distance buses[5].

Be advised that there's a link on the upper right corner to change the site you're viewing to English.

Also, it is better for travellers to go to the official stands and refuse any car services not offered there. According to the site, it is for security reasons.

[To be continued...]

Getting in conference place from Buenos Aires Bus Station

[PENDING]

Hotels close the venue

[PENDING]

Public transportation in CABA

[PENDING]

Budget

At the moment we're looking for local sponsors, and we're probably going to request budget to the project to fund travel expenses for the volunteers going to Buenos Aires the conference and requests must be done through |LATAM ticket tracker.

Costs

Description Cost in USD People Sponsored
Airfare subsidy 500 Julio Sanchez
Bus subsidy 80 Adrian Soliard
Car subsidy 200 Matias Maceira, Valentin Basel, Emanuel Nazzeta
Lodging subsidy Pending Julio Sanchez, Adrian Soliard, Valentin Basel
Total 780
  • Considering 1.00 USD = 8.50 ARS in Oct 2014


We are planning to provide swag material for free (Live DVDs, stickers, buttons) so we will like to count on your support for this.


Description Cost in USD Cost in Argentinean Pesos (AR $)
200 Live DVDs US$ 177 AR$1500
100 10x10cm stickers US$ 24 AR$200
50 10x15cm stickers US$ 18 AR$150
100 buttons US$ 16 AR $130
100 copies of "Fedora Libro de Trucos" US$ 17 AR$140
Total US$ 252 AR$2120
  • Considering 1.00 USD = 8.50 ARS in Oct 2014

Event Reports

TODO

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