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                                 UUASC-OC
      Unix Users Association of Southern California -- Orange County
                              April Meeting
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                 UNIX Accounting and Resource Management

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                         Monday, April 12, 7-9 PM
                               Oakley, Inc.
                         One Icon, Foothill Ranch

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Los Angeles invades Orange County!

At the April meeting of UUASC-OC, Matt Ingenthron of Sun, who for the
past three years has hosted the popular Los Angeles County meetings
of UUASC, will visit LA's sister chapter to speak about resource
management features under UNIX.

Matt will explain how when consolidating systems, we need to be cautious
to ensure applications that will be sharing a common system won't affect
each other's performance. This talk will cover the problem and what
is available to solve it, and will be somewhat specific to Solaris,
but mostly general to all UNIX flavors.

Matt is a systems engineer focusing on software for Sun Microsystems
(after having escaped the .com era in the late 90s), serving Southern
California and Southern Nevada, and has presented exciting programs to
the LA crowd on topics such as dynamic reconfiguration, thin clients,
Solaris x86, and clusters.

FOR DIRECTIONS PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE: http://uuasc.org/oc.html,
where you will find a detailed map.

The UUASC is for all persons using Unix either personally or
professionally, or interested in learning more about Unix. We recognize
all varieties of Unix, including (without prejudice) HP/UX, Linux, SVr4,
Solaris, AIX, and BSD. This is a good place to meet others with similar
interests and broaden your skills and knowledge. Generally, meetings
include a technical presentation on a hardware or software topic of
current interest to the Unix community and a round-table discussion
of current topics of interest to the group. We are always looking for
interesting presentations and your suggestions are most welcome.

Please join us this month and bring along your friends or co-workers.
Also, please forward this announcement to others who may be interested
and feel free to post it on BBSs, both electronic and physical.
-- 
       Dave Close, Compata, Costa Mesa CA       +1 714 434 7359
       dave@compata.com              dhclose@alumni.caltech.edu
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