Promote oVirt

Basically any and all mentions of oVirt are a good thing to build the awareness for the project. This can take the form of press, blogs, twitter, meetups, workshops or even sessions or speaking slots that any in the community gets to speak about oVirt.

This pages have been created to help the oVirt community to be more effective in promoting itself.

If you speak anywhere about oVirt

If you speak at a meetup, conference, or anywhere about oVirt email the users@ovirt.org and board@ovirt.org lists with the follow basic info

• Time and place
• Who is speaking
• link to press (if applicable)

Everyone could help plug it for you. Additionally if there are more than one of us at the event then we can meet up and coordinate.

Support oVirt speakers

Please promote anyone from the community speaking or bloging about oVirt. Sample things you can help with are:

• Tweeting it
• Blogging
• Sharing it on social media
• Mailing it out to communities your are involved in that might be interested

Roster of meetups/workshops that oVirt would like to attend

The following section is to help plan oVirt workshops and meetups. Generally it would be good to have someone from the oVirt community speak at all the major virt, Linux and cloud events. In addition the desire has been expressed to have regional workshops for oVirt. These need additional planning to put together and will be coordinated by the oVirt local communities.

Meetups

A session hosted anywhere at any event to discuss, promote or hack on a technical area of oVirt.

• Have many, many of these
• Flexible
  • Do a demo
  • Have a discussion
  • Whatever you want
• See existing on https://www.meetup.com/topics/ovirt/
• Anytime a group of oVirt developers work together on something, they can publish the time, date, location an have an open invite

Workshops

Full blown workshops. Multi-day for community members to work together on multiple topics and provide a venue for new members to join the project.

• Hosting
  • Either Hosted by members or Co-located at large conferences
• 4 to 8 a year
• Developer focused / User focused

Co-located

• At conferences
  • Separate track
  • Developers & Admins
• Full-day