21. LISA 2007: Dallas, Texas, USA

Keynote Address

• John Strassner:
  Autonomic Administration: HAL 9000 Meets Gene Roddenberry.
  

Security via Firewalls

• Tung Tran, Ehab S. Al-Shaer, Raouf Boutaba:
  PolicyVis: Firewall Security Policy Visualization and Inspection. 1-16
  
• Alok Tongaonkar, Niranjan Inamdar, R. Sekar:
  Inferring Higher Level Policies from Firewall Rules. 17-26
  
• Robert M. Marmorstein, Phil Kearns:
  Assisted Firewall Policy Repair Using Examples and History. 27-37
  

Performance

• Hajime Inoue, Dana Jansens, Abdulrahman Hijazi, Anil Somayaji:
  NetADHICT: A Tool for Understanding Network Traffic. 39-47
  
• Mark Gabel, Michael Haungs:
  CAMP: A Common API for Measuring Performance. 49-62
  
• David Plonka, Archit Gupta, Dale Carder:
  Application Buffer-Cache Management for Performance: Running the World's Largest MRTG. 63-78
  

Virtualization

• Justin Cappos, Scott M. Baker, Jeremy Plichta, Duy Nguyen, Jason Hardies, Matt Borgard, Jeffry Johnston, John H. Hartman:
  Stork: Package Management for Distributed VM Environments. 79-94
  
• Kyrre M. Begnum, Matthew Disney, Æleen Frisch, Ingard Mevåg:
  Decision Support for Virtual Machine Re-Provisioning in Production Environments. 95-104
  
• Kuniyasu Suzaki, Toshiki Yagi, Kengo Iijima, Anh-Quynh Nguyen:
  OS Circular: Internet Client for Reference. 105-116
  
• Shaya Potter, Jason Nieh, Matt Selsky:
  Secure Isolation of Untrusted Legacy Applications. 117-130
  

Miscellaneous Topics, I

• Jim Holl, Kostadis Roussos, Jim Voll:
  Policy-Driven Management of Data Sets. 131-140
  
• Damiano Bolzoni, Bruno Crispo, Sandro Etalle:
  ATLANTIDES: An Architecture for Alert Verification in Network Intrusion Detection Systems. 141-152
  
• Hai Huang, Raymond B. Jennings III, Yaoping Ruan, Ramendra K. Sahoo, Sambit Sahu, Anees Shaikh:
  PDA: A Tool for Automated Problem Determination. 153-166
  

Managing Grids and Clusters

• Marvin McNett, Diwaker Gupta, Amin Vahdat, Geoffrey M. Voelker:
  Usher: An Extensible Framework for Managing Clusters of Virtual Machines. 167-181
  
• Jeannie R. Albrecht, Ryan Braud, Darren Dao, Nikolay Topilski, Christopher Tuttle, Alex C. Snoeren, Amin Vahdat:
  Remote Control: Distributed Application Configuration, Management, and Visualization with Plush. 183-201
  
• Elliot Jaffe, Danny Bickson, Scott Kirkpatrick:
  Everlab: A Production Platform for Research in Network Experimentation and Computation. 203-213
  

Miscellaneous Topics, II

• Mark Burgess, Karst Koymans:
  Master Education Programmes in Network and System Administration. 215-229
  
• James R. Hamilton:
  On Designing and Deploying Internet-Scale Services. 231-242
  
• Gautam Singaraju, Brent ByungHoon Kang:
  RepuScore: Collaborative Reputation Management Framework for Email Infrastructure. 243-251
  

Configuration Management

• Chris McEniry:
  Moobi: A Thin Server Management System Using BitTorrent. 253-260
  
• Thomas Delaet, Wouter Joosen:
  PoDIM: A Language for High-Level Configuration Management. 261-273
  
• Mark Burgess, Matthew Disney, Rolf Stadler:
  Network Patterns in Cfengine and Scalable Data Aggregation. 275-289
  

Invited Talks I

• Donald A. Scelza:
  The Biggest Game of Clue You Have Ever Played.
  
• Shane Knapp:
  Scaling Production Repairs and QA Operations in a Live Environment.
  
• Avleen Vig:
  Scaling Production Repairs and QA Operations in a Live Environment.
  
• Glenn A. Fink:
  Who's the Boss? Autonomics and New-Fangled Security Gizmos with Minds of Their Own.
  
• Erik Nygren:
  Experiences with Scalable Network Operations at Akamai.
  
• Ken Simpson:
  Using Throttling and Traffic Shaping to Combat Botnet Spam.
  
• David Josephsen:
  Homeless Vikings: BGP Prefix Hijacking and the Spam Wars.
  
• Alexander Muentz:
  Hardening Your Systems Against Litigation.
  
• Trey Darley:
  Prince Caspian on Location: Commodity Hardware and Gaffer Tape.
  

Invited Talks II

• Carson Gaspar:
  Deploying Nagios in a Large Enterprise Environment.
  
• Bruce Moxon:
  A Service-Oriented Data Grid: Beyond Storage Virtualization.
  
• Andrew Hume:
  No Terabyte Left Behind.
  
• Guido Trotter:
  Ganeti: An Open Source Multi-Node HA Cluster Based on Xen.
  
• Mark Loveless:
  Beyond NAC: What's Your Next Step?
  
• Lou Marchant:
  Data Center Growing Pains.
  
• Cat Okita:
  The Security Butterfly Effect.
  

The Guru is in

• Kenon Owens: Virtualization/VMware.
• Gerald Carter: Samba.
• Joseph Radin: UNIX and Microsoft Interoperability.
• Esther Filderman: AFS.
• Douglas Hughes: Data Center Design.
• Jeff Bonwick:
  ZFS.
  
• Brad Knowles: NTP.
• Jason Park: Legal Issues/Forensics.
• Robert Sparks: SIP/VoIP.
• Howard Chu: LDAP.

Hit the ground running track

• John Sellens:
  Databases: Hit the Ground, Running?
  
• Chris St. Pierre:
  Everything You Need to Know About Spam (in 15 Minutes).
  
• Doug Hughes:
  Datacenter Design Issues.
  
• Gerald Carter:
  Active Directory Group Policy for UNIX.
  
• Glenn A. Fink:
  Autonomic Computing: Our Hopes, Dreams, and Fears.
  
• Michael W. Lucas:
  NetFlow; or, How to Know What Your Network Really Did Without Going Broke.
  
• Jeff Bonwick:
  ZFS.
  
• Bill Cheswick:
  Jails, VMs, and Sandboxes.
  
• Lou Marchant:
  Eco Computing: Improving Data Center Energy Efficiency.
  
• Robert Sparks:
  VoIP with NATs and Firewalls.
  
• Howard Chu:
  OpenLDAP: Highlights for 2.4.
  
• Andrew Hume:
  Ruby: Productivity or Penance?.
  
• Guido Trotter:
  Ganeti: An Open Source High-Availability Cluster Based on Xen.
  
• Tom Limoncelli, Paul Anderson, Adam Moskowitz:
  How to Get Your LISA Paper Accepted.
  

Plenary Sessions

• Tony Cass:
  The LHC Computing Challenge.
  
• Kenneth G. Brill:
  The Economic Meltdown of Moore's Law and the Green Data Center.
  

Special Lunch & Learn

• Alva L. Couch:
  Should the Root Prompt Require a Road Test?
  

Closing Session

• David N. Blank-Edelman, Lee Damon:
  Cookin' at the Keyboard.
  

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