Events
Cfengine to present at the USENIX Configuration Management Summit
By Mark BurgessWed, 08 May 2010
Mark Burgess, originator of Cfengine and Professor of Network and System Administration at Oslo University College, will attend the Configuration Management Summit in Boston on 24th-25th June. Cfengine was the original Free and Open Source configuration management software, and is the undisputable leader in Open Source data center automation, running on millions of computers world-wide, representing all major operating systems, and many legacy systems.
Paris Cfengine Presentation
By Brendan StrejcekWed, 17 Mar 2010
Mark Burgess gives a presentation on the new version of Cfengine, Cfengine 3. He outlines the new possibilities offered by this version and compares fundamental concepts with other existing solutions. This presentation was kindly hosted by Octo Technology.
Florida Training Series
By Brendan StrejcekMon, 01 Feb 2010
Regular training sessions are now available directly from Cfengine in Florida.
LISA 2009
By Brendan StrejcekSat, 07 Nov 2009
In addition to the usual annual presence at the USENIX LISA show, Cfengine exhibited for the first time at the USENIX LISA 2009 Vendor Exhibition last week. Shortly after the press release of the improved Cfengine Nova Knowledge Map, more than a hundred attendees from a wide variety of companies visited the stand and attended the Cfengine 3 training session and left their cards. Mugs, pens and T-shirts were handed out with the Cfengine logo, and the second in a series of collectable T-shirts was also released for the conference. The Cfengine training was amongst the best attended at the conference.
Cfengine at OS Bridge
By Brendan StrejcekFri, 19 Jun 2009
Brendan Strejcek talks Cfengine and configuration management with the founders of other open source tools at Open Source Bridge in Portland.
Cfengine at ICAC '08
By Brendan StrejcekMon, 01 Jun 2009
Mark Burgess, author of cfengine presented the cfengine vision of "promised equilibrium" in datacentres to attendees of the International Conference on Autonomic Computing, in Chicago in June. Amongst the audience were key figures from IBM's autonomic computing initiative, Motorola, Sun Microsystems and scientists and academics from many institutions.