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DevCon CSB talk Jan 28 2012

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Virtualization

Bryan Bibat
freelance software engineer

Hardware Virtualization

Bryan Bibat
freelance software engineer

Hardware Virtualization
para sa masa

Bryan Bibat
freelance software engineer

Virtualization for the
Average Developer

Bryan Bibat
pangkaraniwang developer

virtualization:
creating virtual (fake) machines

4-core processor:
₱4,500.00

4 GB DDR3 RAM:
₱1,000.00

"40% of developers still
use Windows"
- some random guy

∴ 60% of developers use
Linux / OSX / Unix

How do I get started with
virtualization?

virtualbox.org
vmware.com/products/player/

Thank you for listening!

www.slideshare.net/bryanbibat/

bryanbibat.net | @bry_bibat

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1. Virtualization Bryan Bibat freelance software engineer

4. Hardware Virtualization Bryan Bibat freelance software engineer

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6. Hardware Virtualization para sa masa Bryan Bibat freelance software engineer

7. trying hard naman ngayon

8. Virtualization for the Average Developer Bryan Bibat pangkaraniwang developer

9. short demo

10.

11. virtualization: creating virtual (fake) machines

12. why?

13. 1. Because you can

14. 4-core processor: ₱4,500.00 4 GB DDR3 RAM: ₱1,000.00

15. most modern OSs are optimized

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17.

18. mahirap mag-dual-boot.

19. 2. Trying out *nix

20. why?

21. "40% of developers still use Windows" - some random guy

22. ∴ 60% of developers use Linux / OSX / Unix

23. open up your horizons

24. 3. For web development

25. ∴ 60% of developers use Linux / OSX / Unix

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27.

28. 4. Simulating multiple machines

29. 4.1 Simulating servers

30. 4.2 Getting to know the Cloud

31. Cloud Computing (IaaS) = Virtualization

32. How do I get started with virtualization?

33. virtualbox.org vmware.com/products/player/

34. Thank you for listening! www.slideshare.net/bryanbibat/ bryanbibat.net | @bry_bibat

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