Re: [jgroups-dev] Online webinar to demo and discuss my mesh design concepts

After talking in #jgroups, I will just keep the date on the 18th.  Hope 
to see you then!  (you can register the day of the meeting if you need to)
Mike Jensen wrote:
> Only one person has pre-registered.  Would a different date/time work 
> better for people?  If another time would work better, feel free to 
> shoot me an email.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike Jensen wrote:
>> I figured that one of the easiest ways to introduce myself is via a 
>> technical discussion.  So thus I would like to extend an invitation 
>> to anyone who wants to, to join me for a webinar to show off what I 
>> have been tinkering with lately (see below for more details).
>>
>> When: Aug 18th 2010 at 10:00am Eastern (2:00pm GMT)
>> Register here: https://cc.readytalk.com/r/gw6zy67joqts
>>
>> There will be both a web and phone component to this meeting.  We 
>> will view the demo through the web, and dial in via the phone to 
>> discuss and listen.  After you register for the meeting, the email 
>> with instructions on joining will include phone numbers for the US, 
>> Canada, Sweden, and Switzerland, but a link is provided that list 
>> toll free numbers for other countries as well.
>>
>> After registering for the meeting, you will be emailed instructions 
>> on how to join the meeting.  You can register at any time, but I 
>> recommend registering earlier because I currently plan to send out 
>> more information to people who have registered for the meeting.
>>
>> A very vague outline is given on the registration link.  But at a 
>> high level, I plan to discuss how me and my company have had a goal 
>> of being able to link lots of servers together, in a structure that 
>> provides:
>> * High performance, specifically latency focused
>> * Able to scale to _eventually_ handle hundreds to thousands of nodes
>> * Reliable
>>
>> To do this, we have had several discussions about what the best way 
>> to accomplish our goals are.  In the end, I developed two 
>> prototypes.  The first prototype I stopped work on in June, and 
>> started work of designing a second idea.  Although the prototypes are 
>> extremely rough, don't always work, and I recognize that there are 
>> still big problems left to be solved.  They have shown enough promise 
>> to keep me going in this direction of work.
>>
>> I am fairly convinced that this shows enough promise, that I have 
>> been energized to continue work on it.  My goal is that once the 
>> ideas are fully flushed out, that not only my company can benefit 
>> from the work, but also the free community.  JGroups seems to be one 
>> of the best options to getting my work into a state where others can 
>> take advantage of it.  I hope that by showing my prototypes, it will 
>> let the community meet me, as well as give a more clear understanding 
>> of what I want to accomplish, and how I think I can do it.
>>
>> If you have any questions, or are unsure if this will interest you, 
>> feel free to email me and ask me.  If you have any recommendations 
>> based on the outline of what you would like to see more of, all 
>> recommendations are welcome (I have not done this sort of demo 
>> before).  And of course, if you have any problems or questions about 
>> getting into the meeting, let me know.
>>
>> Thanks everyone, I look forward to meeting you all.
>>
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