THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE RED HAT SUMMIT...

INNOVATION IN A HIGH-PRESSURE ENVIRONMENTSteve Rubinow has decades of experience

in the information technology industry,

driving technology innovation, strategy

and information management for many

leading organizations including Fidel-

ity Investments, Archipelago Holdings and

NextCard, Inc.

And now as global CIO of NYSE Euronext,

Rubinow is responsible for meeting and ex-

ceeding daily IT demands to handle heavy

workloads while producing fast-paced per-

formance results across the company’s

global systems. Euronext’s cutting-edge IT

strategy has brought the exchange group

to the forefront of elite IT innovation with

systems that push the highest speed, scal-

ability and performance expectations.

“Steve is a visionary in the IT industry,

and we are honored to have him share

some of his knowledge in developing stra-

tegic IT environments that really help drive

business efficiency,” said Jim Whitehurst,

president and CEO at Red Hat. “NYSE

Euronext is a shining example of extraordi-

nary innovation in challenging times.”

NYSE Euronext operates the world’s larg-

With the constant challenge to do more

with less, IT managers are turning to vir-

tualization to provide the means to reduce

hardware and power costs, while simul-

taneously expanding scalability and per-

formance. With the delivery of Red Hat

Enterprise Linux 5.4 yesterday, Red Hat

expanded its reach in virtualization.

Red Hat entered the virtualization in-

dustry in March 2007 with the delivery of

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 with integrated

virtualization technology. Since, Red Hat

has continued to expand its virtualization

strategy with its September 2008 acqui-

sition of Qumranet and February 2009

announcement of plans to deliver the

comprehensive Red Hat Enterprise Virtu-

alization portfolio of solutions, including a

standalone hypervisor as well as manage-

ment solutions for both servers and desk-

tops. In June 2008, Red Hat Enterprise

Virtualization entered into a private beta,

which quickly became oversubscribed due

to demand.

Yesterday, Red Hat delivered the founda-

tion of the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualiza-

tion portfolio with the general availability

of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4. This fourth

update to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 in-

cludes kernel-based virtual machine (KVM)

virtualization technology for the first time,

in addition to Xen virtualization technology.

Xen will continue to be supported through

the full lifecycle of Red Hat Enterprise

Linux 5. Through KVM, which is developed

as part of the Linux kernel, Red Hat deliv-

ers the third generation of virtualization

technology, helping to break down barriers

to virtualization like performance, scalabil-

ity, and reliability.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4 continues

the ongoing delivery of technology en-

hancements to customers via the Red Hat

subscription model. Those with subscrip-

tions to Red Hat Enterprise Linux automat-

ically receive this fourth update, including

advancements in performance, security,

and storage that span virtual as well as

physical environments.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4 also in-

cludes a broad set of hardware platform

enhancements focusing on performance

est and most liquid exchange group. With

over 8,000 listed issues globally, NYSE

Euronext’s equities markets represent near-

ly 40% of the world’s cash equities trading

volume, the most liquidity of any global

exchange group. NYSE Euronext unifies six

cash equities exchanges in five countries

and six derivatives exchanges. It strives to

provide the highest possible market qual-

ity, innovation and customer choice.

“Due to the mission-critical nature of our

infrastructure to our business and that of

our customers, NYSE Euronext seeks to

deliver optimal uptime and system perfor-

mance,” said Rubinow. “I’m looking forward

to sharing our open source strategy with

people at the Red Hat Summit and discuss-

ing our approach to innovation in a high-

pressure environment.”

Rubinow’s keynote will be held in the

International Ballroom at 9 a.m. today.

In his 8:30 a.m. key-

note on open source

and the cloud,

Red Hat CTO and

Vice President of

Engineering Brian

Stevens will present

to Red Hat Summit

attendees on how

cloud computing is

setting the stage for

the future of tech-

nology. Brian will

discuss the role of

Red Hat as a cata-

lyst in the develop-

ment community to

advance cloud infra-

structure from open

source to open ref-

erence architecture.

He’ll also present

on Red Hat’s role to

bridge the interop-

erability challenge

to integrate on-

premise and exter-

nal clouds, and to provide seamless ap-

plication orchestration across public and

private clouds. Through subscription offer-

ings and collaboration, Red Hat will enable

the world’s private clouds.

Mark Little, Chief Technologist — JBoss

Enterprise Middleware, will discuss at 1 p.m.

today what’s new and what’s next with

JBoss Enterprise Middleware and JBoss

Community projects, including the Torque-

Box, Savara, and GateIn projects. Little

and scalability. At the processor chipset

level, the release includes optimizations

for Intel® Xeon® Processor 5500 Series

platforms as well as AMD Istanbul plat-

forms. Network advancements include Ge-

neric Receive Offload (GRO) that utilizes

new processing components in advanced

network adapters to offload portions of the

receive stack. Fibre Channel over Ethernet

(FCoE) performance enhancements and

hardware support are also included. The

release additionally offers a large array of

device driver enhancements ranging from

disk, network and graphics to OFED Infini-

Band drivers.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4 also in-

cludes several key feature enhancements

targeted at application developers and

system administrators. Key to these fea-

tures is enhancement to the Systemtap

performance monitoring toolset, including

support for profiling and monitoring C++

applications, as well as inclusion of a large

number of static kernel tracepoints to sim-

plify performance observation for the high-

est profile kernel subsystems. Providing a

roadmap to future enhancements, Red Hat

Enterprise Linux 5.4 includes a preview

implementation of the highly used malloc

memory allocation library, which is tuned

for the latest, anticipated generation of

multicore processors.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4 was de-

livered to customers yesterday, and the

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization portfolio

is planned for delivery in late 2009.

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MARK LITTLE Vice President of Engineering, Middleware

STEVE RUBINOW KEYNOTES

THE RED HAT SUMMIT

BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS TO

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RED HAT KEyNOTE: HOW OPEN SOURcE pOwERs THE clOuD

works with the various product teams, en-

gineering and project managers to help in-

fluence the technical direction of Red Hat’s

suite of middleware products. Prior to his

current role, Mark was SOA Technical De-

velopment Manager and Director of Stan-

dards at JBoss. He was also Chief Architect

and co-founder at Arjuna Technologies and

Red Hat Network Satellite is Red Hat’s

on-premises systems management solu-

tion that provides software updates, con-

figuration management, provisioning, and

monitoring across both physical and virtual

Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers. Live

from the Red Hat Summit yesterday,

Red Hat released the latest version of the

product: Red Hat Network Satellite 5.3.

Globally available and delivered to cus-

tomers with a Red Hat Network Satellite

subscription, Satellite 5.3 is the first re-

lease based off of the open source project

Spacewalk, first announced at last year’s

Red Hat Summit in June 2008. The release

contains many exciting new features that

are grouped around three key themes:

Leveraging and including cutting-edge 1.

open source systems management proj-

ects such as Cobbler.

Easier management of larger, complex 2.

environments.

Expanded automation and virtualization 3.

capabilities.

With Satellite 5.3, customers receive

powerful open source technologies backed

by the Red Hat subscription, delivering the

feature-richness of the community develop-

ment model combined with the commercial

support to run mission-critical applications

in the enterprise. Customers are offered

enhancements, including increased flex-

ibility and faster provisioning setups with

the incorporation of more mature Cobbler

technology in the product’s underlying pro-

visioning architecture.

“Red Hat Network Satellite 5.3 enables

customers to manage large deployments

more easily and with comparable performance to smaller deployments.”

Red Hat Network Satellite 5.3 also en-

ables customers to manage large deploy-

ments more easily and with comparable

performance to smaller deployments due

to enhanced scalability improvements,

such as code optimization, designed to en-

able faster execution when managing mul-

tiple systems.

Customers also benefit from content

sharing between Satellite servers that is

now faster and provides greater consistency

with the ability to share content between

different organizations in the Satellite

server given Satellite’s improved multi-

tenancy capabilities and inter-Satellite syn-

chronization improvements. Satellite can

also now be more easily and smoothly inte-

grated into customers’ existing automated

processes given its improved open and ex-

tensible APIs.

The product also offers the ability to up-

date, provision, and monitor both physical

and virtual Red Hat Enterprise Linux sys-

tems. With virtual platform management

capabilities that allow customers to create

and entitle Red Hat Enterprise Linux sys-

tems with the ability to install the same

system profiles physically and virtually in a

repeatable, centrally managed way, it frees

up administrator’s time to focus on higher

value-add projects.

These enhancements in Red Hat Net-

work Satellite 5.3 can ultimately save en-

terprises time and money while delivering

a more consistent operating environment

that helps to drive down long-term opera-

tional expenses.

For this morning’s

Red Hat Summit

General Session, Cis-

co’s Vice President

of Marketing, Data

Center Solutions,

Mark Fulgham ad-

dresses the market

transition of data-

center virtualization

and cloud comput-

ing in his spotlight

partner keynote.

Cisco and Red Hat,

long-time technol-

ogy partners, an-

nounced in March

of this year that

they would work to-

gether to deliver Red Hat Enterprise Linux

software with the Cisco Unified Computing

System, a groundbreaking solution that

helps customers deploy mission-critical

applications in a virtualized, high-perfor-

mance datacenter environment. Cisco be-

came an original equipment manufacturer

(OEM) for the Red Hat Enterprise Linux

platform, allowing customers to purchase

the complete solution from Cisco with ser-

vices and support.

“...working to help unify technologies, simplify operations and amplify

datacenter virtualization business results”

The companies today continue to col-

laborate around virtualization, including

Red Hat’s forthcoming Red Hat Enterprise

Virtualization portfolio and cloud comput-

ing. Together the companies are working

to help customers unify technologies, sim-

plify operations and amplify datacenter vir-

tualization business results with the combi-

nation of Cisco and Red Hat technologies.

Fulgham is responsible for overall out-

bound marketing programs, product mar-

keting and field enablement, and partner

ecosystem marketing for Cisco Data Center

Virtualization. Fulgham has more than 25

years of experience in information technol-

ogy service provider, product, and end-user

organizations.

“The Red Hat Summit presents a great

opportunity to share how Cisco has col-

laborated with Red Hat to help customers

unify technologies, simplify operations and

amplify datacenter virtualization business

results with the Cisco Unified Computing

System,” said Fulgham. “We’re excited to

share our technology expertise with at-

tendees and build on our long-term tech-

nology collaboration and relationship with

Red Hat.”

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has been working in the area of reliable

distributed systems since the mid-1980s.

Mark’s Ph.D. was on fault-tolerant distrib-

uted systems, replication and transactions.

Over the last 20 years, Mark has written

over 50 technical papers, presented at

many conferences and workshops, and has

written several books.

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company that advises C-level executives

throughout the enterprise on how to build

high-performance businesses. They are a

leader in consulting, and we are pleased

to welcome Accenture’s Executive Director

of Innovation and Emerging Technologies,

Technology Architecture, Anthony Roby, as

a featured keynote at JBoss World 2009.

Roby will deliver his keynote address on

Thursday, September 3, at 2 p.m.

Roby is currently responsible for Inno-

vation and Emerging Technologies within

Accenture’s Technology Architecture orga-

nization. He has worked in the technology

consulting field for all of his career, 18 years

of which have been with Accenture. He has

a background in large complex systems

implementations spanning all of the tech-

nology genres of the past 25 years. Within

his current role, Tony is also responsible

for Accenture’s Innovation Center for Open

Source.

JBoss Enterprise Middleware plays a

significant role within Accenture’s Innova-

tion Center for Open Source. The Center is

meant to enable Accenture’s clients to take

full advantage of their open source deploy-

ments. Working with Accenture helps grow

open source middleware awareness and

adoption, and it serves as further evidence

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using open source for mission-critical ap-

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tectures.

During the customer panel keynote this

afternoon, Craig Muzilla, Vice President of

Middleware Business at Red Hat, will share

some of his observations on the accelera-

tion of enterprise adoption, and you’ll have

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ture that plans to bring enhanced service

and reduced costs to customers.

This diverse panel of JBoss customers

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they trust JBoss to handle their mission-

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do business.

We hope to see you at today’s Customer

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reached a tipping point. Critical support

from industry leaders like Accenture help

to move open source middleware adoption

beyond niche deployments.

Most recently, Red Hat and Accenture

have partnered to help KLM-Air France

migrate from proprietary platforms to Red

Hat Enterprise Linux and JBoss Enterprise

Middleware for their mission critical web

applications. Ultimately, driving down costs

and improving operational efficiency, KLM’s

goal is to standardize their entire datacen-

ter on a Red Hat and JBoss combination.

cusTOMER INsIgHTs ON OpEN sOuRcE MIDDLEWARE ADOPTION IN THE ENTERPRISE

In light of the pending Oracle acquisition

of Sun Microsystems, customers with large

existing Solaris infrastructures are looking

to migrate all or part of their systems over

to Linux to carve out IT costs and help scale

their IT ecosystem. To help them develop

an effective roadmap to execute the migra-

tion safely and efficiently, Red Hat Consult-

ing is offering its Strategic Migration Plan-

ning Guide free to customers considering a

migration to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

“...customers with large existing Solaris infrastructures are

looking to migrate all or part of their systems over

to Linux to carve out IT costs.”

Developed by Red Hat’s global team

of architects and enterprise consultants,

the guide provides the tools, insights and

proven processes needed to proactively

plan a Sun Solaris to Red Hat Enterprise

Linux migration based on risk and readi-

ness. Using the guide, customers can gain

a thorough understanding of their migra-

tion environments. The guide also provides

a recommended process for moving from

Solaris to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AP.

Copies of the guide are available in the

Red Hat Consulting Pod in the Partner

Pavilion. Throughout the Summit, Red Hat

Consultants and Solution Architects will

be on hand in the Partner Pavilion to dis-

cuss how our strategic solutions can help

you get the most from your open source

technologies.

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WHaT’S NEW WHaT’S NExT DECODING THE CODE REd HaT IN REaLITY OPEN SOURCE FOR IT LEadERS CARVE OUT COSTS

10:10 AM Part I: Performance

Analysis and Tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Red Hat Enterprise Linux File Systems: Today and Tomorrow

Red Hat Satellite Power User Tips and Tricks

Get Connected: Using Open Source Technologies on Facebook

10:10 AM The Sky is the Limit.

Building your Own Cloud Infrastructure Made Easy

Cost-Effective Business Intelligence with Red Hat and Open Source

11:20 AM

Part II: Performance Analysis and Tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Continuing Story of IBM’s Consolidation on IBM System z® with Linux

Optimize Storage Performance with Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Creating a Virtualized, Secure Blade Cluster Using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

11:20 AM

Red Hat Security Advisory Secrets Revealed!

Discount Tire Accelerates E-Commerce with Red Hat Satellite

1:30 PM

MRG Messaging: A Programmer’s Overview

PHP and Platform Independence in the Cloud

Unmatched Security is Manageable

RPM-ifying Third- Party Software 1:30 PM

Green IT: A Red Hat Perspective

Cisco’s Unified Computing Management and the Open XML-API

2:40 PM

Tuning Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Oracle and Oracle RAC

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization in Real Life

The Turtle and the Hare: A Tale of Two Kernels

Solving the Threat of “Dirty Devices” 2:40 PM

The Elephant in the Room: Free Software and Microsoft

Doing More with Less: The Economics of Open Source Database Adoption

3:50 PM

Secure Virtualization with SELinux—SVIRT

RHCE and RHCT Focus Chat Sessions

Beginner’s Guide to Running Oracle on Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Providing an Effective Intranet Knowledge Base using Linux and Open Source Software

3:50 PM

Recent Developments in the Law of Software Patents

CME Group Migration to Linux on Intel® Architecture: Challenges and Results

AgENDA AT A glANcE

RED HAT suMMIT AgENDA THURSDAY

CARVE OUT COSTS WHaT’S NEW WHaT’S NExT OPEN SOURCE FOR IT LEadERS DECODING THE CODE

8:30 AM

Large Scale Migration from WebLogic to JBoss: Hints, Tips, and Pitfalls

Evolution of Web UIs and Portals

Project Overlord: SOA Governance

Enterprise Java Redefined. Simple. Standard. Flexible. An Overview of JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 5.0

8:30 AM

Infinispan State of the Union

9:40 AM

Successful Migration of Mission-Critical Internet Applications to JBoss

An Introduction to the Next Generation of the JBoss ESB Project

Java EE6 and JBoss Application Server v6: What’s Coming Your Way

Scaling Hibernate Applications with Postgres 9:40 AM

Premiering at JBoss World: ActiveVOS 7.0, the BPMS Development Team’s Love

10:50 AM

From WebLogic to JBoss Enterprise Application Platform & Tomcat

Building RIAs on JBoss with EJB, BlazeDS and Flex

The JBoss Tools Project and JBoss Developer Studio

Competitive Advantage with Open Source Business Process Automation

10:50 AM

Using JBoss Seam to go from Stove-Piped Apps to an Integrated Web 2.0 Platform

2:40 PM

Broadband Provider Carved Out Costs by Migrating SOA to JBoss Enterprise Middleware

Open Source SOA: Enabler for Smart Energy

Introduction to Web Beans, the Reference Implementation of JSR-299

Building Java Applications in the Cloud 2:40 PM

Security Assurance with JBoss Enterprise Application Platform

3:50 PM

Unleashing the Efficient Enterprise: Realizing the Full Lost Potential of your JBoss Ecosystem

Next-Generation Open Source SOA

JBoss Messaging: Fast Forward Getting BIRT-y with JBoss3:50 PM

Building and Maintaining a Large Shared JBoss Application Infrastructure

5:00 PM Cloud Computing and

Open Source for the Enterprise Building Rich Internet

Applications with RichFaces JBoss and all of its

OSGi Flavors Business Agility with Process

Centric Solutions5:00 PM

Managing the Datacenter Using JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform

7 a.m.– 6 p.m. Registration

7:30 a.m.– 8:30 a.m. Breakfast,

Partner Pavilion

8:30 a.m.– 10:00 a.m. Summit Keynote

10 a.m.– 4 p.m. Campground

10 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Partner Pavilion

10:10 a.m. – 4:50 p.m. Breakout sessions

12:20 a.m.– 1:30 p.m. Lunch

5 p.m.– 7 p.m. RHCE Reception

5:30 p.m.– 6:30 p.m. Happy Hour in

Partner Pavilion

7 p.m.– 11 p.m. Museum of Science

and Industry Party

11 p.m.– 2 a.m. JBoss World

Pub Crawl

7 a.m.– 6 p.m. Registration

7:30 a.m.– 8:30 a.m. Breakfast,

Partner Pavilion

8:30 a.m.– 11:50 a.m. Breakout sessions

10 a.m.– 4 p.m. Campground

10 a.m.– 6:30 p.m. Partner Pavilion

11:50 a.m.– 1 p.m. Lunch

1 p.m.– 2:30 p.m. JBoss Keynote

2:40 p.m.– 6 p.m. Breakout Sessions

5:30 p.m.– 6:30 p.m. Happy Hour in

Partner Pavilion

7 p.m.– 11 p.m. Museum of Science

and Industry Party

11 p.m.– 2 a.m. JBoss World

Pub Crawl

JBOss wORlD AgENDA THURSDAY

JBOSS WORLd

Pub Crawl11 PM

Buses leave from the Museum of Science and Industry at 11 p.m.


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10:10 AM

– 12:10 PM

RED HAT SUMMIT LAB Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Overview and Demo

1:30 PM

– 3:30 PM

RED HAT SUMMIT LABRed Hat Enterprise Linux Lifecycle Management: Best Practices using Red Hat Satellite

3:50 PM

– 5:50 PM

JBOSS WORLD LABTake control of your JBoss Infrastructure with JBoss Operations Network


WHaT’S NEW WHaT’S NExT DECODING THE CODE REd HaT IN REaLITY OPEN SOURCE FOR IT LEadERS CARVE OUT COSTS

10:10 AM Part I: Performance

Analysis and Tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Red Hat Enterprise Linux File Systems: Today and Tomorrow

Red Hat Satellite Power User Tips and Tricks

Get Connected: Using Open Source Technologies on Facebook

10:10 AM The Sky is the Limit.

Building your Own Cloud Infrastructure Made Easy

Cost-Effective Business Intelligence with Red Hat and Open Source

11:20 AM

Part II: Performance Analysis and Tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Continuing Story of IBM’s Consolidation on IBM System z® with Linux

Optimize Storage Performance with Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Creating a Virtualized, Secure Blade Cluster Using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

11:20 AM

Red Hat Security Advisory Secrets Revealed!

Discount Tire Accelerates E-Commerce with Red Hat Satellite

1:30 PM

MRG Messaging: A Programmer’s Overview

PHP and Platform Independence in the Cloud

Unmatched Security is Manageable

RPM-ifying Third- Party Software 1:30 PM

Green IT: A Red Hat Perspective

Cisco’s Unified Computing Management and the Open XML-API

2:40 PM

Tuning Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Oracle and Oracle RAC

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization in Real Life

The Turtle and the Hare: A Tale of Two Kernels

Solving the Threat of “Dirty Devices” 2:40 PM

The Elephant in the Room: Free Software and Microsoft

Doing More with Less: The Economics of Open Source Database Adoption

3:50 PM

Secure Virtualization with SELinux—SVIRT

RHCE and RHCT Focus Chat Sessions

Beginner’s Guide to Running Oracle on Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Providing an Effective Intranet Knowledge Base using Linux and Open Source Software

3:50 PM

Recent Developments in the Law of Software Patents

CME Group Migration to Linux on Intel® Architecture: Challenges and Results

CARVE OUT COSTS WHaT’S NEW WHaT’S NExT OPEN SOURCE FOR IT LEadERS DECODING THE CODE

8:30 AM

Large Scale Migration from WebLogic to JBoss: Hints, Tips, and Pitfalls

Evolution of Web UIs and Portals

Project Overlord: SOA Governance

Enterprise Java Redefined. Simple. Standard. Flexible. An Overview of JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 5.0

8:30 AM

Infinispan State of the Union

9:40 AM

Successful Migration of Mission-Critical Internet Applications to JBoss

An Introduction to the Next Generation of the JBoss ESB Project

Java EE6 and JBoss Application Server v6: What’s Coming Your Way

Scaling Hibernate Applications with Postgres 9:40 AM

Premiering at JBoss World: ActiveVOS 7.0, the BPMS Development Team’s Love

10:50 AM

From WebLogic to JBoss Enterprise Application Platform & Tomcat

Building RIAs on JBoss with EJB, BlazeDS and Flex

The JBoss Tools Project and JBoss Developer Studio

Competitive Advantage with Open Source Business Process Automation

10:50 AM

Using JBoss Seam to go from Stove-Piped Apps to an Integrated Web 2.0 Platform

2:40 PM

Broadband Provider Carved Out Costs by Migrating SOA to JBoss Enterprise Middleware

Open Source SOA: Enabler for Smart Energy

Introduction to Web Beans, the Reference Implementation of JSR-299

Building Java Applications in the Cloud 2:40 PM

Security Assurance with JBoss Enterprise Application Platform

3:50 PM

Unleashing the Efficient Enterprise: Realizing the Full Lost Potential of your JBoss Ecosystem

Next-Generation Open Source SOA

JBoss Messaging: Fast Forward Getting BIRT-y with JBoss3:50 PM

Building and Maintaining a Large Shared JBoss Application Infrastructure

5:00 PM Cloud Computing and

Open Source for the Enterprise Building Rich Internet

Applications with RichFaces JBoss and all of its

OSGi Flavors Business Agility with Process

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19 AM

Writing Telco Apps with JBoss Communications Platform Based on Mobicents

2 PMSymbolic: 100% Open Source Cloud Platform, Crippa Francesco

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10 AMGateIn: The Portal Project, Thomas Heute

11 AMActiveVOS 7.0: The BPMS Development Team’s Love, Michael Rowley

12 PMGoogle Web Toolkit for the Enterprise Developer, Fred Sauer

1 PMForge Mil Question/Answer: Gov 2.0, Aaron Lippold and Guy Martin

3 PM Intro to Viruali

311 AM JavaFX and Seam, Max Katz

2 PMBuilding Applications for Face-book, Deb Woods

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JOINT KEYNOTE

It’s the event you’ve been waiting for. Join

Red Hat tonight from 7 – 11 p.m. at the Chi-

cago Museum of Science and Industry for

a party you’ll never forget. Sponsored by

IBM, the evening will feature non-stop,

high-energy live music by cover band

Maggie Speaks, drinks and many of the ex-

hibits based on innovation offered at the

Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.

The only remaining building of the 1893

World’s Columbian Exposition, the Chicago

Museum of Science and Industry originally

served as the fair’s Palace of Fine Arts. The

museum is now the largest science center

in the Western Hemispere and is home to

more than 35,000 artifacts and nearly 14

acres of hands-on exhibits.

Take a ride on the rails and learn the tech-

nology of coal mining, relive the beginnings

of aviation alongside a replica of the Wright

Brother’s plane, make your own ice cream

sundae on Yesterday’s Main Street, or just

dance the night away in the museum’s five-

story domed center. Buses will leave from

the main floor Red Hat registration area

starting at 6:30 p.m. Please remember to

bring your badge.

11 p.m. not late enough? Don’t worry,

we’ve got you covered with the JBoss Pub

Crawl afterwards!


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5 This part of Red Hat Enterprise MRG

helps you build clouds with integrated

support for virtualization and Amazon

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7 Where you’ll find the JBoss World

afterparty

10 Red Hat Summit Visionary Sponsor

11 What Shadowman wears

16 Red Hat CEO

18 What the SE in SELinux stands for

19 CIO of Government Employees Insur-

ance Company giving Wednesday’s

JBoss World keynote

20 Red Hat training and certifications are

___-based

21 Ecommerce Inc. + Vizuri were selected

as Innovation Award winners for its

development

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Chicago

3 The advanced enterprise administra-

tion system for JBoss products

4 Red Hat Summit Premier Sponsor

6 The Summit’s Twitter hashtag

8 Where to find a Ferris wheel

9 Component library that makes it simple

to build rich Internet applications with

JSF and AJAX

12 The JBoss community project that

fuels JBoss Operations Network

13 Home of the Cubs

14 Where to find dessert

15 Actual name of “The Bean” in Millinium

Park

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this, helping you control the isolation of

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Management, Middleware, Red Hat. “After

rigorous testing and hardening of the tech-

nology we expect to deliver a high-value

portal platform with superior performance

to our customers.”

The project is launched and is now

available for download and developer

contribution.

In addition to the launch of the project,

the JBoss portal community has been ex-

tended beyond the GateIn Project to in-

clude a number of strategic partnerships

with Alfresco, JasperSoft and RivetLogic.

These partners have committed to certify-

ing technologies such as portlets and ex-

tensions to the technology that emerges

from the GateIn project.

Ultimately, the GateIn project is intended

to form the foundation for Red Hat’s future

portal infrastructure products and aims to

enable organizations to create rich portal-

based application experiences for users.

The partnerships will present customers

with an opportunity to create compelling

and flexible portal solutions based upon

GateIn and the JBoss Enterprise Portal

Platform without the cost, complexity and

vendor lock-in associated with many portal

vendors.

For information about the JBoss Com-

munity GateIn project, vist jboss.org/

gatein. For more information about

Red Hat Partnerships for JBoss Enterprise

Portal Platform, vist jboss.com/resources/

portal/partners.


Red Hat continues its tradition as the top

contributor to the Linux kernel, according

to a recent report published by The Linux

Foundation. The report focuses on over

four years of kernel history as represented

by the 2.6.11 through 2.6.30 releases. Once

again, Red Hat tops the list with 7,897

changes contributed, or 12% of the total.

A summary of the top five company re-

sults follow in the table below:

COmpaNY CHANGES % OF TOTaL

None 26,644 18.2%

Red Hat 17,981 12.3%

Unknown 11,164 7.6%

IBM 11,151 7.6%

Novell 11,046 7.6%

Red Hat is also proud that many of the

top kernel developers recognized in the re-

port are Red Hat employees. For example,

David Miller, Ingo Molnar and Al Viro, all Red

Hatters, are the top three known individual

contributors. They alone contributed 4.5%

of the total changes.

It’s good to see numbers like this, and

given the large scale of resources Red Hat

puts into making Linux enterprise-ready,

the numbers are not too surprising. While

the numbers are nice, customers do not

choose Red Hat because its engineers are

big kernel contributors.

“The most valuable aspect of the numbers

in The Linux Foundation report is that they

illustrate exactly how much work goes into the

Linux kernel...”

Red Hat’s focus is to provide a commer-

cial-strength environment for its custom-

ers that includes the features they need

such as security, performance, scalability,

stable APIs, etc. It involves a lot of core de-

velopment. The most valuable aspect of the

numbers in The Linux Foundation report is

that they illustrate exactly how much work

goes into the Linux kernel, and how dedi-

cated Red Hat is to the open source devel-

opment model.

RED HAT TOPS LIST OF KERNEL cONTRIBUTIONS

The JBoss Community has long been the

birthplace for cutting-edge innovation and

collaboration for middleware technologies.

Today we are taking that one step further

by launching the GateIn project in the

JBoss community. The GateIn project is the

next generation of both the JBoss Portal

and the eXo Portal projects. This is the first

major deliverable based upon the JBoss

and eXo collaboration that began earlier in

the year.

The project’s goal is to provide a best-

of-breed open source portal platform com-

bining a robust and enterprise grade Java

infrastructure from JBoss with the intuitive

user-friendly interface capabilities of eXo

Platform. Key features that are currently

being considered for inclusion in GateIn

include granular management of virtual

portals, drag-and-drop layouts, contextual

menuing and navigational controls, new

security and identity administration panels

and full support for open social applica-

tions. Ultimately, GateIn is intended to car-

ry a balance between feature-rich capabili-

ties and lightweight flexibility that are the

hallmarks of the prior portal projects from

JBoss and eXo.

“The GateIn project represents the ad-

vantages of working through the open

source development model; through col-

laboration we are creating cutting-edge

innovation combined with a community of

support to ensure that the best technol-

ogy features make it into the project,” said

Stephen Hess, Senior Director of Product

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Discount Tire, the world’s largest indepen-

dent tire and wheel retailer, has achieved

success with a combination of Red Hat

Enterprise Linux and Red Hat Satellite for

its rapidly growing e-commerce business.

With Red Hat solutions, Discount Tire has

experienced increased performance, reli-

ability, staff productivity and scalability for

its critical IT infrastructure.

When Discount Tire decided to bring

the management of its e-commerce infra-

structure in-house, the IT team originally

built the e-commerce system based on a

Windows platform, but the solution did

not meet Discount Tire’s performance, re-

liability and stability needs. Additionally,

Discount Tire’s use of IBM Lotus Domino

Server, previously running on Windows,

had reliability and downtime issues.

After extensive testing, Discount Tire

selected Red Hat Enterprise Linux for its

critical systems. Red Hat Enterprise Linux

now runs Discount Tire’s entire e-commerce

operation, as well as its Lotus Domino

application.

“Our e-commerce environment has to be

available 24/7/365 at 99.99% availability,

making it absolutely mission-critical. Our

internal applications running under Red

Hat Enterprise Linux include inventory

management and email — things that people

cannot live without. We have been able to

trust Red Hat explicitly that everything will

just work,” said Will Darton, senior server

support administrator for Discount Tire.

“With the combination of Red Hat

Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Satellite and the

expertise of Red Hat Consulting, our sys-

tems are more reliable than ever. Satellite

is my Swiss army knife - I haven’t found

anything I can’t make it do,” said Darton.

“Also, since migrating Lotus Domino to

Red Hat Enterprise Linux, performance

has increased and we’ve been able to free

up IT resources to focus on more strategic

issues.”

To read the full Discount Tire case study

and see more Red Hat case studies, visit

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