15. LISA 2001:
San Diego,
California,
USA
Proceedings of the 15th Conference on Systems Administration (LISA 2001), San Diego, California, USA, December 2-7, 2001.
USENIX 2001, ISBN 1-880446-05-7 
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Opening Remarks,
Awards,
and Keynote
- Greg Bear:
Keynote Address: Slime vs. Silicon.
Stirring the Matrix:
Organizational System Administration
Technologies Indistinguishable from Magic:
Analytical System Administration
- Robert Apthorpe:
A Probabilistic Approach to Estimating Computer System Reliability (Awarded Best Theory Paper!).
31-46
- Frode Eika Sandnes:
Scheduling Partially Ordered Events in a Randomised Framework: Empirical Results and Implications for Automatic Configuration Management.
47-62
- Alva L. Couch, Noah Daniels:
The Maelstrom: Network Service Debugging via "Ineffective Procedures".
63-78
Monte LISA Overdrive:
Empirical System Administration
Seeing How the LAN Lies:
Network Monitoring
Level 1 Diagnostics:
Short Topics on Host Management
To Your Scattered PCs Go! Distributed Configuration Management
- Todd Poynor:
Automating Infrastructure Composition for Internet Services.
169-178
- Tobias Oetiker:
TemplateTree II: The Post-Installation Setup Tool.
179-186
- Matt Holgate, Will Partain:
The Arusha Project: A Framework for Collaborative UNIX System Administration.
187-198
Human Interface:
Timely Solutions
Adapting the Collective:
Short Topics on Configuration Management
Work-in-Progress Reports
Invited Talks
To Teraflops and Beyond!
- Panel: Written Any Good Books Lately?
- Panel: Scripting Languages Bake-Off.
Network/Security
Illuminating the Dark Side:
Short Topics on Security Issues (1 Talk,
3 Papers)
Control Central:
Three Talks on New Approaches to Security Management
- Mark Epstein:
A Non-Traditional Approach to Network Security Control.
- Æleen Frisch:
Beyond File Permissions: Controlling User Actions.
- Hal Pomeranz:
Are Baseline Computer Security Standards the Answer?
The Packet Crackdown:
Talks on TCP Performance Tuning and Packet Capture
- Avishai Wool:
How Not to Configure Your Firewall: A Field Guide to Common Firewall Configurations.
The Network from Orbit:
A Global Perspective
- John S. Flowers:
Inspection, Detection & Deflection: Armoring the Next Wave of Security Technology.
- Panel: The Future of Computer Security.
Guru Sessions
Copyright © Tue Nov 17 00:53:12 2009
by Michael Ley (ley@uni-trier.de)
