Bay area visit, Ganglia/DevOps meeting

[Michael Paoli]

I didn't get around to mentioning earlier (been busy, oops), but you
may also want to have a look at:
https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=caj9iea2ol69b7n2uqdek4ocso%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles

Not everything on there is necessarily "active" - generally good idea
to poke around the web site(s) and/or list for signs of activity ...
but too, some (L)UGs are rather to quite active with little to no
web site or list activity.  E.g. BUUG.org meets quite regularly and
keeps chugging along ... and the website is mostly updated by
script, and sometimes there are bursts or traces of activity on the
list ... and sometimes not, for quite a while.  Can also ask/inquire
on the relevant list(s) or with their contact information if it's not
otherwise clear.  Or ask around - various Linux / Open Source locals
can probably also rather well describe what the various typically
meetings are like, about how large, and if they're active, etc.

http://www.linuxmafia.com/bale/
also has/had a great list, but is presently (still) down.

> From: "Daniel Pocock" <daniel at pocock.pro>
> Subject: Bay area visit, Ganglia/DevOps meeting
> Date: Sat, 18 Oct 2014 02:20:22 +0200

>
> Some DDs and many other free software developers are coming to the bay
> area for the GSoC summit/reunion next weekend (24-26 October)
>
> I'll be at a Ganglia meetup in SF on Tuesday night, food and beer
> generously provided by Quantcast.  If any local Debian people are
> interested in meeting up there, keysigning, etc, please feel free to get
> in touch with me and register through eventbrite:
>
>
> http://www.eventbrite.com/e/ganglia-monitoring-and-devops-get-together-tickets-13774378537
>
> If anybody knows about any other interesting events or things to do in
> the area then I'd be very grateful for any feedback.  We just arrived
> today and stay until the 29th, many of the other visitors are also
> arriving some days in advance or staying on for a few days after the summit.
>
> Regards,
>
> Daniel
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