Hobart, Tasmania. August 9th - 13th, 2010  Join us for 3 days of training followed by 2 days of technical and information sessions.

* Dedicated Microsoft and Solaris training streams.

* A new “Foundations of system Administration” stream, designed especially for those who are new to System Administration.

This stream includes a mix of technical and non-technical sessions designed to provide new SysAdmins a solid grounding in key skills and knowledge needed to be effective System Administrators.

Keynote address:  Tom Limoncelli International author of The Practice of “System and Network Administration”, and the O’Reilly book Time Management for System Administrators.

For more information visit http://conference.sage-au.org.au.

GTUG Campout is an annual weekend-long event where Google Technology User Group members have an opportunity to design, develop and demo a complete application over the course of two days.

This year the theme will be HTML5 and will be a world-wide event, with over 19 GTUG events planned from Silicon Valley to Tokyo.

The Melbourne event kicks off on Saturday, August 14th @ 10:30am with registration followed by a technical talk, after which ideas and teams will come together.

For more information visit http://www.melbourne-gtug.org.

(sorry for the late notice, this was only just submitted!)

Join us on August 9th to learn from some successful mobile entrepreneurs and quiz them on their innovative ventures and their views on the path to success.

Presenters & Panel

Mobile Games, Wil Monte, Owner – Millipede

Millipede Demo: CityGT Promo
Mobile Social Media, George Tsigounis , Product Manager –Telstra – Tribe

For more information visit http://www.momomelb.com/blog2/2010/08/momo-august-successful-mobile-entrepreneurs-insight-inspiration-on-aug-9th/.

(Apologies for the short notice, this was only just submitted today)

DATE:  Tuesday 10th August 2010 (2nd Tuesday of the month)

TIME: 7:00 PM till 8:00 PM

VENUE:
Ground Floor Tutorial Room
Baillieu Library
The University of Melbourne
Parkville

AGENDA: Presentation and Q&A session on Subversion (SVN on LINUX and
TortoiseSVN on Windows), documentation and source code version control
software - conducted by Bob Fulton (SAGE-AU).

WHO: SAGE-AU Members, prospective members, and other people involved
with system administration.

MENU: A carefully selected range of traditional SysAdmin fare (ie.
pizza) is provided free of charge to attendees. Members with special
dietary requirements should contact the executive prior to the meeting.

DIRECTIONS:
To get to the venue by public transport, catch a University, No 8
(Moreland) or No 1 (East Coburg) tram up Swanston St or the number 19
tram (North Coburg) up Elizabeth St. The tutorial room is at the south
end of the ground floor of the Baillieu Library.

When: Tuesday 20 July 2010, 7pm Where: Sydney, downstairs at Atlassian, 173-185 Sussex St. Two great presentations, the first by Glenn Butcher (Atlassian) on “surviving a security incident” and the second by Andrew Cook (Smartworx) on issues and strategies particularly around online apps and architectures.

More Info: http://anyvite.com/rocftyviex

When: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 from 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Where: Sydney

To kick off its first Yahoo!7 Open Sessions event for 2010, Tom Hughes-Croucher and Philip Tellis from Yahoo’s US office visit Australia to talk about YUI, YQL. Come along to this free session to hear them speak about how Australian developers can tap into what Yahoo! is doing both here and around the world, meet both the speakers and get free drinks and food as well!

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SAGE-AU (http://sage-au.org.au) is a not-for-profit professional organisation representing system and network administrators in Australia. The NSW regional group meets on the 3rd Tuesday each month.  Date:   Tuesday 20 April 2010 Time:   6:30pm to 8:30pm  From 6:30pm at The Shelbourne Hotel, then from 7pm downstairs at Atlassian, 173-185 Sussex St, Sydney.

Presentation: Open Source Software in Business  Summary: The presenter will share his experiences in open source development, including Linux and PostgreSQL, and other infrastructure software. He will talk about the open source development approach and its commercial benefits.

Speaker: Bala Varadarajan is Managing Director of Fujitsu Australia Software Technology (FAST). He has 25 years of industry experience, most of which has been related to development of software solutions using emerging technologies, and holds a Masters degree in Management.  RSVP: http://anyvite.com/q1rpaazftu (no rego needed)

URL: http://anyvite.com/q1rpaazftu

Details: I’ll be covering how to clone a drive which is formatted as NTFS, EXT3/4, or UFS, cloning to a image and recovery, compression and sector by sector copies.

When: 26th March, 2010  Time: 7pm Meeting at Computer Bank, (483 Victoria St West Melbourne Vic)  Pre-meeting: 6pm Jawa Bar (297 Victoria St, North Melbourne).

URL: http://www.mlug.org.au