Ansible Meetup ============== These are the guidelines for the `Ansible Zürich Meetup `_: - How many topics will be presented at each event? - There are up to 3 topics presented and discussed per event. - How many Ansiblers will attend an event? - Usually we've a turnout of about 20-50 people. - What is the target audience for the event? - This is an Ansible community (and open-source) event. The target audience are current Ansible users, and people who want to start using Ansible. - How experienced is the audience? - Usually there's a good mix – from people just getting to know Ansible, up to real Ansible experts, and even contributors. - Will the events be online or on-premise? - Ansible meetups will always be held on-premises. - Will the events be recorded and/or streamed? - Yes, the events will usually be recorded and live-streamed to YouTube. Streaming links will be announced on the meetup site, a few minutes before the first presentation starts. - What qualifies me as a speaker? - You must have experience with Ansible and feel comfortable presenting live to an audience (see question above). - What are the requirements for a presentation? - Presentations need to cover an open-source Ansible topic, and have to include at least a technical demo. - Is there anything that is not permitted? - This is a community event and it should keep that way. Thus, commerical presentations (e.g. sales pitches) are not allowed. - What's the length of a presentation? - Presentations are time-boxed to 20 minutes (presentation & demo), followed by a 10 minute Q&A session. - Which language can I use during the presentation? - You can talk German or English, but slides need to be in English. .. hint:: Are you interested in becoming a **speaker**? Ping us and send us the following things: - The Ansible topic you're going to present - Your full name - Your contact details (i.e. email address, phone number) - A picture / avatar of yourself - The name of the company you're working at - Your preferred langauge (German or English) - Your shirt size (S, M, L, XL) .. hint:: Is your company interested in becoming a sponsor? Ping us and send us the following things: - The name of the company - The logo of the company - The invoice address of the company - Your contact details (i.e. email address, phone number) - Your shirt size (S, M, L, XL) Checklist --------- This is the Checklist for prepairing the Ansible meetung 3 to 1 month before: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Set Date - Update `Meetup Page `_ with the date - Search Sponsors - Search Location - Search Speakers - Search Catering - Update `Meetup Page `_ with the Speakers & Sponsors - Update `Twitter `_ & `Linkedin `_ - Visit the Location with the person responsible for the Streaming and make Fotos etc. and update the technical `Checkliste `_ for the location 2 Weeks before: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Setup an Ansible Drill for Live-Streaming with Thaddeus, Andreas and Kenin - Fix issues that occurred - Make a organisation document and send it via Mattermost to all Team-members - Make a quick update about the Planning & Review Session 1 Week before: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Push `Twitter `_ and `Linkedin `_ if there are to less attendance - Prepare everything for the Meetup (`Streaming Checklist `_, if needed Food, How we get there, Parking Spaces, Timer etc.) - Prepare `EMA `_ with the Sponsors and Speakers Final Day: ~~~~~~~~~~ - Pack everything - Make a last Check about the Equipment (`Streaming Checklist `_) - Be early and relax! (Estimated Time to prepair ~2 hours) Packing List: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Steaming Equipment inkl. JBL - Grey Boxes with cables, cameras, Stativs, Lights, Netgear Router etc. - Timer - Food - Merchandise - Speaker Grifts - People - etc.