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Summer Geek Camp 2008



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Bluepoint Foundation and Bluepoint Linux Users Elite (BLUE) held the first Summer Geek Camp at Carillo Garden Resort (Tagaytay) and Pacific Heights (Batangas) from May 2 to 4, 2008.

PLENARYMagie AntonioLocal FOSS Community Updates
Engels AntonioFedora Project Updates
Eddie SalongaProgramming Fundamentals
TECHNICALMark MayoRuby on Rails (RoR)
Asterisk Open Source Telephony Engine
Lighttpd High-Performance Webserver
Kim MurgaPHP Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP)
Eclipse Open Development Platform
Java Development with Iced Tea
Engels AntonioGit Fast Version Control System
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX)
Varnish High-Performance HTTP Accelerator
SKILLSHAREEddie SalongaCoffee Tasting
Paul MagahisMuay Thai
Psylocke AntonioBasic Japanese
Anthony CoBasic Chinese
Magie AntonioBasic French
Heherson PagcaliwaganBasic German


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Summer Geek Camp 2009


Bluepoint Foundation, in cooperation with Saudi Investment Group and Marketing (SIGMA) and Asia Pacific Networking Group (APNG), successfully held the 2nd Summer Geek Camp from April 17 to 19, 2009 at the Loreland Farm Resort in Antipolo City.

Taking off from the success of our 1st camp in Tagaytay last year, Summer Geek Camp 2009 was an Enterprise 2.0 boot camp for software developers, system and network administrators, and information managers. It was also a local APNG camp.


Enterprise 2.0

Web 2.0 technologies and techniques like wikis, blogs, tagging, social networks and mashups have entered the workplace - breaking down information boundaries and providing greater collaboration for the enterprise.
Boot Camp

Participants learned the fundamentals of how their organizations can leverage Web 2.0 and Cloud Computing to increase productivity, grow revenues, spur innovation, and lower costs.
Attendees

Senior Technologists including CIOs, CTOs, VPs of technology, IT directors and managers, network and storage managers, network engineers, enterprise architects, communications and networking specialists, directors of infrastructure.


TRACKS

There were 3 working groups: System and Network Administration, Software Development, and Information Management. The use of Open Source tools and technologies were integrated into these learning sessions. Topics covered:

Web 2.0
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX)
Extensible Markup Language (XML)
YAML Ain't a Markup Language (YAML)
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
Representational State Transfer (REST)
Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)
Xen Virtualization
Cloud Computing

According to a research whitepaper by IDC, a global provider of market intelligence, instant messaging is set to replace email as the preferred form of business communication by the second half of 2010.

Participants learned how to build their own Linux-based, enterprise-grade IM server during the camp.
Cloud Computing allows the low cost deployment of massive amounts of IT resources on demand and in real time.

Participants learned how to build their own Linux-based Elastic Compute Cloud in this camp.


AGENDA

Summer Geek Camp was a community building event. In the spirit of Free and Open Source Software, participants shared resources and took part in activities and the running of the camp.

TIMEDAY 1DAY 2DAY 3
07:00WAKE UP CALL
07:30BREAKFAST
08:30MORNING CIRCLE
09:30TEAM BUILDINGFINAL PRESENTATION
10:30BREAK
10:45TECHNICAL SESSIONCLOSING CIRCLE
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:15LUNCH
13:00ASSEMBLYTECHNICAL SESSIONSWIMMING
13:30ORIENTATION
14:30
15:30BREAK
15:45PLENARY SESSIONTECHNICAL SESSION
16:00
17:00
18:00FREE TIME
19:00SWIMMING
20:00DINNER
21:00EVENING PROGRAM
22:00


VENUE

Antipolo City is approximately 26 kilometers east of Manila. Strategically located along Colaique, the 8-hectare Loreland Farm Resort puts the city's major attractions within easy reach. The Antipolo Cathedral is only 3 kilometers away from the resort, while the Hinulugang Taktak falls is a mere 7 minute drive.


REGISTRATION

Registration fee was only PHP 5,000 (USD 105 or EUR 82) per attendee, inclusive of food (three meals and two snacks daily), accommodations (one bed per person, air conditioned room with cable TV, hot shower and bath tub), and access to the resort's eight theme swimming pools from April 17 to 19. Registrations were accepted until April 13, 2009.
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Geek Camp 2010 Call for Papers



The Call for Papers is now open for Geek Camp 3.0, Bluepoint's 2nd local APNG camp which will be held from March 5 to 7, 2010 at the Loreland Farm Resort in Antipolo City.

Combining the collaborative approach of Geek Camp 1.0 (2008) and the technical orientation of Geek Camp 2.0 (2009), Bluepoint's 3rd Geek Camp will be a venue for participants to present their papers and discuss related topics within the following working groups.

E-CultureGreen ICTInternet TechnologiesDisaster Management
Submissions must include the following: presentation title, presentation abstract, speaker name, speaker biography, presentation format and duration, and audience expertise level.


Please email your papers, slides, and latest picture to magie at bluepoint.com.ph on or before February 10, 2010.

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Many thanks to those who submitted their applications. Final slides for all accepted entries listed here should be emailed to the secretariat on or before February 20, 2010.


VENUE

Antipolo City is approximately 26 kilometers east of Manila. Strategically located along Colaique, the 8-hectare Loreland Farm Resort puts the city's major attractions within easy reach. The Antipolo Cathedral is only 3 kilometers away from the resort, while the Hinulugang Taktak falls is a mere 7 minute drive.


REGISTRATION

Registration fee is only PHP 5000 (USD 108 or EUR 78) per attendee, inclusive of food (three meals and two snacks daily), accommodations (one bed per person, air conditioned room with cable TV, hot shower and bath tub), and access to the resort's eight theme swimming pools from March 5 to 7. Registration fee for speakers is PHP 3000 (USD 65 or EUR 47) only. Registrations are accepted until February 26, 2010.
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Summer Geek Camp 2010


Combining the collaborative approach of Geek Camp 2008 and the technical orientation of Geek Camp 2009, Bluepoint successfully held its 3rd Summer Geek Camp, 2nd Asia Pacific Networking Group (APNG) Local Camp, and 1st Fedora Activity Day (FAD) from March 5 to 7 at the Loreland Farm Resort in Antipolo City.

TIMEDAY 1DAY 2DAY 3
07:30TEAM BUILDING
08:30BREAKFAST
09:00MORNING CIRCLEMORNING CIRCLE
09:15WATER SPORTS
09:30OpenERP for Your Business Needs
Chivas Sicam
10:30BREAKFAST
11:00BREAK
11:15The UP Open University Experience:
A Moodle Case Study

Myra Siason
11:30LPI Certification
Myra Siason
11:45RHCE Certification
Chivas Sicam
12:00FAD: Fedora Project
Magie Antonio
12:15LUNCH
12:45LUNCH
13:30CHECK INFREE TIME
13:45FAD: Freedom Toaster
Engels Antonio
14:15FAD: I Am Fedora
Engels Antonio
14:30The Arduino Project:
Promoting Tech Culture
by Letting People Innovate

Michael Balcos
14:45CLOSING CIRCLE
15:15
15:30PLENARY SESSIONOpen Source for Education:
Roosevelt Colleges System

Roy Plomantes
SWIMMING
15:45Holy Family School
MAJCMS Case Study

Psylocke Antonio
16:00APNG Local Camp Report
Magie Antonio
Open Source for Business:
Goldilocks Bakeshop Inc.

Ed Montana
16:15BREAK
16:30Basic UML for
Systems Analysis

Ryan Baclit
High Availability Virtualization
Engels Antonio
17:45BREAKTREASURE HUNT
18:15Python Essentials
Engels Antonio
19:30DINNER
21:00EVENING PROGRAM
22:00

Asia Pacific Networking GroupFedora™ Project
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Summer Geek Camp 2011

Bluepoint Foundation, in cooperation with Asia Pacific Networking Group (APNG) and Fedora Project, held its 4th Summer Geek Camp and 3rd APNG Local Camp from March 4 to 6, 2011 at the Riverview Resort and Conference Center in Calamba City, Laguna.

Cloud Computing was introduced during the 2nd camp in 2009. This year's camp delved deeper into Cloud Computing technologies, high-performance scalable storage, distributed and replicated filesystems for the Internet: Linux-based essentials to help attendees design, build, and deploy private and public cloud infrastructures for their respective organizations.

Registration fee was only PHP 3,500 (USD 80 or EUR 60) per attendee, inclusive of food (three meals and two snacks daily) and accommodations (one bed per person, air conditioned room with cable TV and hot shower).

TIMEDAY 1DAY 2DAY 3
07:30BREAKFAST
08:00MORNING CIRCLE
08:30TEAM BUILDINGTECHNICAL SESSION
09:00
09:30
09:45BREAK
10:00ASSEMBLYTECHNICAL SESSIONCAMP SESSION
10:30
11:00FACILITATORS MEETING
11:30CLOSING CIRCLE
12:00LUNCH
13:00CHECK INTECHNICAL SESSIONSWIMMING
14:00CAMP SESSION
15:00
16:00
16:30
16:45BREAK
17:00WATER SPORTSTREASURE HUNT
18:00
19:00DINNER
20:00EVENING PROGRAM
21:00
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Summer Geek Camp 2013


Bluepoint successfully held its 5th Summer Geek Camp from April 5 to 6 at the Rizal Re-Creation Center in Laguna. The camp venue is home to the world's biggest top which weighs 990 pounds and stahds 10.5 feet tall. The camp focused on the security and reliability of cloud computing infrastructure.

TIMEDAY 1DAY 2
07:30BREAKFAST
08:30Top Presentation
Rev. Joe Mauk
09:30OBSTACLE COURSE
10:00INTRODUCTION AND TEAM BUILDINGGROUP PRESENTATIONS
12:00LUNCHCHECK-OUT
13:00PLENARYAWARDING
14:00CHECK-INSWIMMING
14:30Easy SELinux
Paul Magahis
15:30Secure Virtualization
Engels Antonio
16:30Unified Distributed Storage System
Engels Antonio
17:30TREASURE HUNT
19:30DINNER
20:30EVENING PROGRAM
22:00FREE TIME
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