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Cathy Wong
IMPORTANT: Please be prompt, as we plan to start at 7 pm SHARP
!! The building is locked at 7 pm and anyone who arrives after that time will
require a Sun employee to escort them to the meeting. It is also highly
probable that those who arrive after 7:30 may not be able to attend the
meeting.
Many of us manage NetApp equipment. Now, the company that has long been a
major player in the tech world is sending to us a systems engineer to teach us
best practices for IP-based or SAN-based networked storage.
At the August meeting of UUASC-LA, NetApp's Cathy Wong will cover networking
choices, database best practices, and storage for virtualization. Regardless
of one's storage experience, NetApp promises this talk will provide something
for everyone.
Cathy provides storage solutions to NetApp's enterprise accounts in the Los
Angeles area. Prior to joining NetApp, she worked at Oracle as a database
solutions architect.
NetApp
The chocolate cream pie is a particular point of interest ;-)
222 N. Sepulveda Blvd, Suite 1800, El Segundo, CA 90245 10th floor, to the right of the elevators. Use the elevators on the west side of the building This is one of the huge white "Pacific Towers" buildings. The one with "Oracle" on the top, funnily enough... From the 105 freeway: Take the Sepulveda (aka hwy 1, aka airport) exit, but go SOUTH. It's about a kilometre down Sepulveda, on the left. Take a left just BEFORE the building, on Grand avenue, and turn into "Visitor Parking" From the 405 freeway: Take the exit just south of the 105 (El Segundo Blvd) Go west for 2+ miles on El Segundo Blvd. Turn right onto Sepulveda Boulevard. Stay in the right lane and take another right onto Grand Avenue. Pass the building on the corner completely and turn into the second driveway on the right were it says "Visitor Parking." Parking: Parking in the adjacent structure appears to have cycled back to non-free, for now.Here's a map for ya!
If you would like to be a speaker, or if you know someone who you think would be a legitimate speaker for us, please contact UUASC-LA Program Chairperson Hershel Remer