LFN is hosting an unconference at ONS EU in Antwerp in a few weeks. So far there are no Tungsten Fabric related topics proposed, and that's sad-making.

If you're going to be at ONS EU, leading an unconference session is a great way to share TF with a larger audience and help the community. It doesn't take much effort to do and can have a huge impact.

Have any ideas for TF sessions? Maybe you want to walk through a piece of code, discuss the transition to DPDK, talk about performance metrics, or have a panel on service chaining. There are tons of potential topics, but so far none of them are on the wiki page for the unconference:

https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/LN/2019+ONS+EU+September+Unconference+Topic+Proposals

You can sign into that wiki using your existing LF ID, so add your TF-related unconference sessions today!

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Congratulations to Sukhdev, Rolf, Magdalena, and Jaroslaw for having their talks selected for OSN EU!

https://onseu19.sched.com/event/SYvA/aggregating-mobile-operator-edge-compute-infrastructure-with-end-to-end-network-slicing-sukhdev-kapur-juniper-networks-rolf-muralt-mobiledgex

https://onseu19.sched.com/event/SYtf/seamless-transition-to-cnfs-with-tungsten-fabric-magdalena-zaremba-jaroslaw-lukow-codilime

Also, LF Networking is still looking for demo proposals for their booth at ONS EU. Are you doing something interesting with TF, especially something that shows how it works with other LF Networking projects? Send your demo proposal ASAP! The deadline is July 31^st. More information here: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/2019/03/community-demos-at-ons-to-highlight-lfn-project-harmonization-and-more/

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If you haven't started working on your KubeCon talk proposal yet then now's the time. Last chance! This CFP closes in TWO DAYS.

Not only do presenters get free registration to the entire conference, but I've also found that Linux Foundation is very helpful with financial support for travel. So if money has been a blocker for you, set that aside and make that proposal!

CFP link: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/kubecon-cloudnativecon-north-america-2019/cfp/

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Hello, all!

Don't forget that the KubeCon NA CFP closes on July 12th.

We would love to see a lot of TF-related content proposed to the conference this year. If you're on the fence about whether to propose, either email the Marketing team or drop by the #events channel on Slack and folks will be happy to lend a hand.

Here's that CFP link again:

https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/kubecon-cloudnativecon-north-america-2019/cfp/

This CFP closes THIS FRIDAY.

If you're going to submit TF-related talks into the conference (and we hope that you do), you're running out of time to do it.

Act now before the last minute!

Also, if you'd like another set of eyes on your proposal before you submit it, drop by #events on Slack or email marketing@... and the community's resident wordsmiths will lend a hand.

That link again: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/kubecon-cloudnativecon-north-america-2019/cfp/

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Hello, all!

Don't forget that the KubeCon NA CFP closes on July 12th.

We would love to see a lot of TF-related content proposed to the conference this year. If you're on the fence about whether to propose, either email the Marketing team or drop by the #events channel on Slack and folks will be happy to lend a hand.

Here's that CFP link again:

https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/kubecon-cloudnativecon-north-america-2019/cfp/

People who subscribe to this list already know that 5.1 is available, but now the entire world does as well:

https://tungsten.io/introducing-tungsten-fabric-5-1/

We encourage you to share that announcement far and wide. If you're on Twitter, you can also RT the project twitter account (and follow the account while you're there):

https://twitter.com/TungstenFabric/status/1138932094111850496

Thank you, everyone, for all of the work that went into this release!

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Hi Prabhjot,

Thank you for the link to https://wiki.tungsten.io/display/TUN/Building+a+Release

May I ask the same question that Randy has asked on the page. Please add to the top of the install guide, information about the resources we should allocate for the CENTOS VM. What are the CPU / CORE, RAM, disk space requirements?

Are there any dependencies we need to install before following this guide?

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