Lori Alt gives us the deep-dive lowdown on ZFS boot.
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Don’t miss the discussion in the comments on the original post of this video – more useful information there, with Q&A with Lori.
filmed by Deirdré Straughan, edited by Damon Kujawa
This video was interesting because I filmed it (in Broomfield) and managed to edit it even though it was entirely in Mandarin. Sadly, it was lost in the Oracle acquisition.
Solaris iSNS介ç»å’Œä½¿ç”¨ – Wei Bin Victor Li – in Chinese.
filmed & edited by Deirdré StraughanÂ
To improve search engine ranking and direct traffic to a site, we need to increase:
).The best kinds of links are those that happen spontaneously: when someone finds something we’ve written worthy of sharing, and links to it from their own site, blog, forum post, etc.
To encourage that to happen, we need to have great content, AND we need to let people know it’s there.
Don’t be afraid to advertise. If you see a question, comment, blog post, etc. anywhere, and you know that a page or doc exists on the Sun site that would be useful, let people know in a forum response or blog comment.
If something you read elsewhere inspires you to write a blog post or formal document in response, let the source of your inspiration know that you’ve answered their question in depth, and where they can read that answer.
External links also increase direct traffic, depending on the popularity of the site the link is on and the pull of the material linked with that particular audience. But, even when a link only nets a few extra visitors here and there, it’s worth having for the Google juice.
Some ways to increase them:
Use good link text that tells the reader what he will get to by clicking that link (test: if the reader had only the link text to go on, would he click? Sun’s own Martin Hardee explains some of the reasons why “click here” is evil).
The photo shows Ross because I was (as usual) behind the camera, but for most of the morning it was me in front of the computer.
Some of that time I had company. This is Eduardo, who comes around to be fed.
SuperComputing 08, held in Austin, Texas, was a huge show and a huge effort for many of us at Sun, especially Rich Brueckner. The Sun booth was humming, attractions included Scott Tokar, a magician, and Rich’s Java Chopper, complete with biker chicks.
