Linuxtag in Berlin, Germany. For some reason the slot for the talk was 90 minutes (not 60 minutes, as for the other talks at Linuxtag) - maybe because Alan Cox had a parallel session. So I thought this will be a hard job, keeping the audience from falling asleep after lunch. But OpenVZ seems to be so fascinating, that even when I mentioned after 50 minutes that I have told the most important things, but I have some slides left with more details for those who still want more information, only two people left, and the remaining 70 - 80 stayed!
I shot a photo of the audience after the live demo. As the flash of my camera did not work the first time, I took a second snapshot. I said, "It seems that taking a picture with a digicam needs more time than OpenVZ needs to start a Virtual Environment", and the whole audience started laughing ;-)
So, here is the pic:

You can find the description of the talk at the Linuxtag website, and the slides on my private website. Thanks to Kir, he had prepared most of the slides!
I had the opportunity to talk about OpenVZ at this years
I shot a photo of the audience after the live demo. As the flash of my camera did not work the first time, I took a second snapshot. I said, "It seems that taking a picture with a digicam needs more time than OpenVZ needs to start a Virtual Environment", and the whole audience started laughing ;-)
So, here is the pic:
You can find the description of the talk at the Linuxtag website, and the slides on my private website. Thanks to Kir, he had prepared most of the slides!