Northern Virginia AOLSUG
Initially AOL has volunteered their facilities to hold the sessions.
While eventually we hope the community will participate to the extent where it doesn't rely on any individual, Initially the session talks will be led by Carl Garland.
Format for AOLSLUG typical Meeting
- First Hour : Basics/Core
This portion of the meeting will be for beginners/people that are interested in basic topics and should allow some time for question/answer about general AOLserver concepts.
- Second Hour : Main Meeting
- Current Events in AOLserver
- 1-2 talks given by AOLserver community members
These could be either discussion of topics or possibly a demonstration of an AOLserver project that members have created.
- Wrap-up, general questions
- Followup festivities (beer optional)
Proposed 1st Meeting Date/Time
Please respond to when would be the best date/time for the first NOVA AOLSLUG meeting. Future meetings will hopefully be held at every month or two depending on community feedback.
Votes for particular day/night of week:
- Monday night
- Tuesday night
- Wednesday night - Carl Garland, Patrick O'Leary
- Thursday night
- Friday night
- Saturday
- Sunday
Anticipate the meeting will be held once/monthly or bimonthly.
Proposed 1st Meeting Agenda
Until we get feedback and volunteers for leading future session the initial first session will consist of the following agenda unless feedback desires different topics:
- Basics/Core: Installing and Building AOLserver
- Main Meeting: AOLserver and HTTPS, OpenSSL
Hopefully the AOLserver meetings can meet the needs of beginners in addition to providing an outlet for users to discuss advanced issues and share current undergoing endeavors.
Proposed Topics for Basics/Core
- Installing and Building AOLserver
- AOLserver configuration file
- Scheduled Procs
- Control Port
- Logging
Proposed Topics for Main Meeting
- AOLserver and HTTPS, OpenSSL
- AOLserver and Java Options
- Building your own Module
- Running nsd process through debuggers
- Web Services
AOLserver Projects in the Wild
- AOLserver dashboard (Jay Rohr)
- PGDiff (Carl Garland)
