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Virtualization Open Source Projects - How Everyone can involve and contribute

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Virtualization Open Source Projects - How Everyone can involve and contribute

In Jan 2019 monthly session, IEEE R&A invites Negandra Kumar to explain an overview about current state of art Virtualization open source projects. Virtualization has had its existence way ahead decades ago in multiple specialized high computing environments including mainframes and multiple classes of communication/networking environments. Containers based virtualization is a common distributed environment in current information technology world. The scope and applicability of virtualization and related technologies such as SDN is expanding drastically creating a positive impact in the industry.

In advanced Robotics & Automation field also, virtualization containers are envisioned as a possible option to simplify specific complex use cases of system localization. Running a highly specialized messaging infrastructures like ROS from within virtualized containers can also be an interesting utlization way ahead in future, when benefits of containerization(security, dual systems based migration, workload balancing etc.,) can be easily applied and extended to ROS based distributed systems.

In this session, Nagendra Kumar will explain about the basics of virtualization and some of the related technologies followed by how the technical community can actively involve to contribute. Considering Nagendra's expertise and background, networking will be covered more.

This event is open for all those passionate in technology - from students to senior hobbyists. All are invited.

Speaker Information:

Nagendra Kumar is a highly experienced professional in Networking industry, working in Cisco systems professional services organization. He also has recently started his service to local technology community as Vice Chair for IEEE Eastern North Carolina section.

Parking Information:

Plenty of free parking available at following locations adjacent to EB1 Building.

911 Partners Way, Raleigh NC 27606 (EB1 entry)

890 Oval Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606 (EB2 entry)

1070 Partners Way, Raleigh, NC 27606 (Hunts library 0.2m away)