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On 11/26/2010 07:39 AM, Alexander Graf wrote:
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> I can certainly get in touch with the organizers, but I can't answer the latter question. There are usually at least ~10-20 kernel developers around and it's easy to get most of the German qemu people there too I assume (which is quite a significant number, though mostly kvm focused).
>    

An alternative (or maybe just addition) would be to organize a 
virtualization conference next year instead of just doing another KVM 
Forum.  The idea would be to make it 3 days, have dedicated tracks for 
management (libvirt/Open Stack?), QEMU, and KVM and Xen.

I think as an overall community, we're large enough that we could 
support a pretty sizable conference and I think everyone would benefit 
from being more exposed to other aspects of the stack.

Regards,

Anthony Liguori

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