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Next General LILUG Meeting

Meeting Place & Time

Tuesday, March 11th @ 8:00pm at the Woodbury Campus of Cold Spring Harbor Lab, in the Woodbury Auditorium

Main Topic

Virtualization on Linux using KVM and libvirt

LILUG Secretary Matt Surico will discuss setting up a Linux server so that it serves as a virtual host. Concepts of virtualization will be presented, including what KVM and libvirt offer. Use cases will be described, and then a live demonstration will be held. The demo will include cloning a VM from an existing one, managing VM and host load, and setting up a virtual network, using both command line and GUI (Virt Manager) tools.

• The next Lilug meeting is: Tuesday, March 11th @ 8:00pm
• The next Lilug IRC meeting is: Tuesday, March 18th @ 8:00pm

Previous General Meeting Minutes

The November meeting minutes are now available.

Minutes for past meetings may be found by going to the Meetings link in the main menu and then looking at the archives section.

Special Interest Group

Lilug has a special interest group called SI-SIG for 'Security and Infrastructure'. This SIG has monthly meetings that are smaller and have more of a discussion format where Lilug proper has more formal lectures.

• The next Lilug Si Sig meeting is: Thursday, March 27th @ 8:00pm

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