Update for the community on the Xen Training Day session at USENIX LISA 2008 in 2 weeks – we have 69 people registered for the class which makes us the 2nd most attended training session at the event. There is still time for us to pass the leader who has 74 registrants and the other sessions have about 35 registrants so there is clearly demand for Xen training at technical events.
If you come across an event where you think Xen training would be beneficial, please let me know so I can assist in setting everything up.
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