Announcements

Xen Summit / Xen Directions Asia 2010

George Dunlap

George Dunlap

As many of you know, XenSummit Asia 2010, originally planned for Nov 3-4 in Seoul, Korea, is being postponed. The current plan is to push back the event by about a month, and possibly expand it to include a user “XenDirections” track.
Until we hire a new community Xen.org community manager, I will be the main Citrix contact for this event.
To help us plan, I’ve put together a survey, which can be found here. If you’re possibly interested in attending either a developer summit or a user event, please fill it out; and pass it along to people you know who may be interested.

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