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Urania Berlin, June 6-7, 2011

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BBuzz BBQ

On June 6th, after the first exciting day at Berlin Buzzwords, we would like to invite you to a BBQ the C-base. At 6.30 pm a shuttle bus will pick you up in front of Urania and take you directly to C-Base. At C-Base, located next to river Spree, we provide you with burgers and vegetarian options. A huge Thank you goes to Nurago for sponsoring the BBQ burgers.

Integrating Solr with JEE Applications

Chris Male is a 25yr old New Zealander, working as a software developer for JTeam in New Zealand. He has been using Solr and Lucene for a number of years in many different projects. He has been heavily involved with the development of Lucene's spatial search support and is one of the authors of the popular Hunspell analysis framework for Lucene.

Messaging Patterns with RabbitMQ

Alvaro works for Liip AG in Switzerland as Software Developer. Before moving to Europe he used to work in Shanghai were he helped building one of Germany biggest dating websites. He's co-authoring the book "RabbitMQ in Action" for Manning Publishing. Some of his open source projects can be found here: https://github.com/videlalvaro. Apart from code related stuff he likes traveling with his wife, listening/playing music and reading.

ANALYZING THE INTERNET IN REAL-TIME USING HADOOP AND HBASE

Friso is Xebia's principal in the Netherlands on all things NoSQL, focussing on Hadoop and HBase for handling of substantial amounts of data. Friso has a history of dealing with architecture to achieve sufficiently scalable, performant and above all working software. He has more than ten years behind the keyboard to tell and educate about. Recent buzz: Hadoop, HBase, nodeJS, HTML5.

SEARCH ANALYTICS: WHAT? WHY? HOW?

In two weeks Berlin Buzzwords opens it's doors. In this series of posts we are introducing a selection of talks in our schedule. Starting today with Otis: Otis Gospodnetić is a coauthor of Lucene in Action (1st and 2nd edition). He has been involved with Lucene since 2000 and Solr since 2006. He is also a member of Nutch, and Mahout development teams, as well as Lucene Project Management Committee.

Berlin Buzzwords Barcamp

We are excited to announce that just like last year Berlin Buzzwords will feature a Barcamp. We meet at newthinking store at Tucholskystr 48 in Berlin on Sunday, 5p.m. As space is limited please make sure to register online with our Barcamp wiki page. If the main section is full, put yourself on the waiting list, and we'll let you know nearer the time if we'll be able to squeeze you in....

Information on conference accreditation

Opening hours BBuzz 2011

Monday, June 6th 2011 - 08:00 AM until 06:30 PM

Tuesday, June 7th 2011 - 08:30 AM until 06:30 PM

Cloak Room

The cloak room of the Urania is located on the ground floor, near the entrance. Cloak room use is included in the ticket fee and therefore free of charge.

Opening hours of the cloak room

Monday, June 6th 2011 - 08:00 AM until 06:30 PM

Tuesday, June 7th 2011 - 08:30 AM until 06:30 PM

Tickets

Goodies for attendees

We have been approached by a few people already who would like to provide computing resources for free or give away discount code for their publications.

A list that will be updated continuously is available online at Goodies for Attendess. If you would like to be included in that list please talk to us.

Community organised Hackathons

Berlin Buzzwords is a great place to meet the developers behind successful scalability projects. However two days seems almost too short to really get into all the nitty-gritty technical details of the projects presented.

As a result we introduced the concepts of community organised hackathons for the first time this year. Each session is open for free to Berlin Buzzwords attendees, so don't forget to bring your batch to the Hackathon.

Trainings for Apache Hadoop by Cloudera

We are excited to announce that Cloudera is providing trainings for Apache Hadoop right after Berlin Buzzwords. So if after three days of amazing talks you want to know more and get started right away and support Berlin Buzzwords with your registration use the following link to register online now and get three days packed with lectures, exercises and lots of hands on experience in return.

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