Last Friday marked the end of a 3-day event in México City around High Performance Computing for IT Professionals. The attendees learned everything they need to know regarding Windows HPC Server 2008 in terms of setup, scheduling jobs, PowerShell, command line, network topologies, SOA, job templates, node templates, and node groups. The crowd was great to work with, highly-skilled individuals form different backgrounds, some wanting to get their feet wet with this technology, and other experienced folks who wanted to learn more about advanced topics.

This was my first time in México City and it’s unfortunate that I could not stay a bit longer to get to know the city a little better. At least we got to try authentic Mexican food and ate at a legitimate “Taquería” close to the event venue, the “Borrego Viudo” while watching the Mexican soccer team beat Italy in the World Cup:

As a follow-up to our attendees, I would like to communicate the following:

1. Your diplomas for the course completion can be obtained from KED starting June 7th (contact person is Liliana Gutiérrez)
2. If you would like a copy of the training material, please drop me an e-mail and I’ll make sure you get a copy (csaborio at scorpiotek dot com)

Now, off to TechEd NA 2010!

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