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The Open Enterprise Server 2 Preview Extravaganza Edition
Overview
Product manager Jason Williams comes to the Novell Open Audio studio and talks Caitlin and Ted’s ears off about the next version of Open Enterprise Server. In fact, he talks so much that we can barely fit the intro and outro.
Time: 48:22
Size: 33.3 MB
Segment Times
OES start: 2:12-27:44
Shadow Volumes overview: 27:44-42:50
Links for this Episode:
Open Enterprise Server home page
Images
Here’s a visual of some of the concepts for shadow volumes (click to open in a new window):
Funny Little (wo)Men Behind the Curtain:
Caitlin really wanted to re-do that interview because she felt like she didn’t help get enough clarity around shadow volumes. After reviewing, Ted thought it worked out great. (This is why people hate Ted.)
Notice how Erin is there for the intro, but not the interview. Thanks to the miracle of podcasting, now people can be astrally projected right into the space between our two earphones. Amazing.
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By Erin QuillOverview
Product manager Jason Williams comes to the Novell Open Audio studio and talks Caitlin and Ted’s ears off about the next version of Open Enterprise Server. In fact, he talks so much that we can barely fit the intro and outro.
Time: 48:22
Size: 33.3 MB
Segment Times
OES start: 2:12-27:44
Shadow Volumes overview: 27:44-42:50
Links for this Episode:
Open Enterprise Server home page
Images
Here’s a visual of some of the concepts for shadow volumes (click to open in a new window):
Funny Little (wo)Men Behind the Curtain:
Caitlin really wanted to re-do that interview because she felt like she didn’t help get enough clarity around shadow volumes. After reviewing, Ted thought it worked out great. (This is why people hate Ted.)
Notice how Erin is there for the intro, but not the interview. Thanks to the miracle of podcasting, now people can be astrally projected right into the space between our two earphones. Amazing.