Originally published at: https://nextcloud.com/blog/friday-focus-enterprise-use-of-nextcloud-at-the-conference/ The Nextcloud conference features a focus day on Friday around use of Nextcloud in large deployments. A variety of customers and partners is working with Nextcloud on deployments and migrations and will be there to be part of the conversation. The goal is to have strategic discussion about what the Nextcloud architecture can do today and where it should go in the future.
The event will give you an opportunity to discuss the capabilities you need from Nextcloud with the people who wrote the code, rather than a sales representative, management or marketing people. This way we can go beyond the problems and actually discuss solutions and directions for the future!
Program
While the general conference program is still being finalized, we have put together a program for the Friday. Click on the links below to learn more about the subjects and speakers!
Will videos be made available? If it helps, I can edit them and clean up the sound etc, if someone can just set up a phone with a tripod or something to record them.
HI @system
A live video stream would be awesome for those of us unable to get to Berlin.
Also, please remember if there is a preferred social media hashtag to be used in reference to the conference
and/or should we use the main #nextcloud channel on IRC?
I suspect that Spreed wasn’t really designed for this, but I can’t help but wonder if there could be any way to use it to stream the conference live to more than a handful of people…
If not, there’s always YouTube live or Periscope. Chris over at Jupiter Broadcasting also has a lot of experience with live Broadcasting using FOSS tools, and could no doubt advise.
Why ever not? It’s super simple with something like Periscope. Just install the app. Log in with a Twitter handle. Type a broadcast name and click broadcast. My 5 year old can do it, so I’m sure it shouldn’t be difficult for a l33t bunch of uber haxorz such as Team Nextcloud™ Or is it more of a philosophical thing about not wanting to use a closed network app like Periscope / FB live?
Seriously though, if you don’t mind using something like Facebook live/YouTube/ periscope, it’s as simple as opening the app, adding a title and hitting the stream button. As long as you have decent wifi and lighting it’s easier than sending an email.
Granted it’s a lot trickier using FOSS tools at the moment, although far from impossible.
Anyway, looking forward to seeing all the videos, whatever form they come in!
I find it fascinating how few events do live streaming. I can appreciate in a large venue sound management might require some thought and long USB microphone cables, but then you’ll have that problem on prehistoric cameras anyway.
Where was this video anyway? It’s been a long time since August and I’d like to see the Enterprise Use vid
Or is it more of a philosophical thing about not wanting to use a closed network app like Periscope / FB live?
