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ffmpeg is a versatile video tool used to encode and convert a multitude of video and audio formats. x264 is a library used to encode H264 video and creates excellent looking video usually superior to xvid and other popular codecs. x264 is used by Avidemux, GordianKnot, VLC Player, MEncoder, and Handbrake.
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The Ubuntu repositories will give you a crippled, antiquated version of ffmpeg. Here’s the latest in my occasional series of explanations of how to get a newer, better, more full-featured version.
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Apache Tika is a toolkit for detecting and extracting metadata and structured text content from various documents using existing parser libraries.
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I'd like to rebuild a Debian / Ubuntu package called foo with additional option. How do I recompile .deb packages?
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Apache Shindig is a brand new incubator podling implementing the OpenSocial APIs. This talk describes Shindig in depth and shows how it can be embedded into a larger web application to enable it to host OpenSocial apps.
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This presentation will introduce the audience to the Apache James mailserver, outlining its major features and focusing on James' capability as a mature and highly flexible email application platform that can be used in complex enterprise systems, small business or workgroups, or as a platform for R and D in email related topics. It will also include an overview of the complimentary products hosted by the Apache James project; the Mailet API, JSeive, JSPF, mime4j and postage.
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CNET Networks owns a global network of popular web sites with a combined average daily page views of over 86.3 million. To keep our sites running smoothly, we frequently have to monitor and trouble shoot our Java applications. In additional to the tools and utilities that come with Java, we also use a few free tools to get the job done.
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This session shows how to use best of breed Apache products to develop high traffic pages where performance is the determine factor.
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Apache ODE is a web service orchestration engine implementing the Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) standard. What's behind this sentence? What exactly is orchestration and what are the benefits? How can it help you develop your applications? And what the BPEL standard is good and bad for?
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The session describes best practices and guidelines for creating system architecture and how to do architecture assessment and analysis of Apache and Tomcat based web based applications.
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Apache Jackrabbit is a fully conforming implementation of the Content Repository for Java Technology API (JCR). JCR is a standard for managing rich hierarchical content models with features like full text search, versioning, and transactions. This presentation introduces you to the key concepts of JCR and shows you how to use Apache Jackrabbit and related projects to build various types of content applications like wiki and blog engines, email archives, image galleries, etc.
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This talk will introduce you to the fundamentals of securing the client-server communication of your Apache HTTP Server with HTTPS.
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This presentation will examine the security configuration options available in Apache Tomcat, when to use them (and when not to use them) and the threats they might help mitigate. The rationale behind having resource passwords (eg for database access) in clear text in server.xml will also be discussed.
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This talk will provide a status update on the Apache Felix project and will show in detail how to launch and embed the Apache Felix framework into your own projects and the issues around doing so
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This talk will describe how to use Hadoop Map/Reduce to write (and debug!) efficient scalable applications that can process large amounts of data. It will include discussions of the Java, C++, and Unix text filter interfaces to Hadoop Map/Reduce.
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This session shows common pitfalls with modern "Web 2.0" applications and help you to avoid becoming the next victim on the ever-growing list.
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This session will start with an overview of web intrusion detection and web application firewalls, discussing where they belong in the overall protection strategy. The second part of the talk will discuss ModSecurity and its capabilities.
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This presentation covers leveraging the meritocracy model to foster community participation in open source and free software. We will take a look at the dynamic community that can be built around a project or idea, and how this inclusive model can accelerate devlopment, draw, and most importantly, keep quality people.
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Apache Maven is a powerful and extensible tool for managing software build and project information. When used effectively, it can greatly simplify a project's build, reduce maintenance, improve automation and make producing consistent releases simple. However, it is also easy to encounter common pit falls that lead to unwieldly or problematic Maven set-ups.
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What are the core requirements for a set of team collaboration tools? Looking at how ASF project communities collaborate online, we have identified four core drivers that help these projects succeed. We will show how the collaboration tools used by the ASF can allow any project team to move from an "ask around the office" collaboration model to our efficient "distributed self service information" model, while focusing on those core drivers to avoid being distracted by the tools themselves.
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Enterprise installations of Apache are particularly attractive targets for malicious attacks including Denial of Service, defacement, theft of data or service and installation of zombies or viruses. Hardening your deployment against such attacks calls for some special techniques and tactics.
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Apache Tika is an extensible content analysis toolkit designed for detecting and extracting metadata and structured text content from a large number of document formats. It represents an higher level layer over existing parser libraries. World-class content management systems, and most of all enterprise document management focused ones, always have to face the challenge of detecting, extracting and indexing as more various media content types as possible.
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In this session you'll be introduced to Wicket's programming model, and we'll quickly go from simple components, form processing and providing feedback to integrating with Spring and Guice, securing, testing and deploying your application. A lot of ground to cover but the best way to learn everything you wanted to know about Wicket.
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One of the main new features in Apache 2.2 is the enhancement of the proxy module, allowing Apache to proxy not only HTTP as before, but also AJP. Coupled with the dynamic load balancing capability also new in 2.2, see why Apache is now an even more capable reverse proxy, and see why mod_jk may no longer be required. Included are helpful real-world hints in configuration for high-availability failover environments.
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Apache Solr is an HTTP based enterprise search server built on top of the Lucene Java search library. In this session we will look at Solr's internal Java APIs and discuss how to write various types of plugins for customizing it's behavior — as well as some real world examples of "When" and "Why" it makes sense to do so.
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With the massive rise in both structured and unstructured data comes the need to better understand what is in the data. Machine Learning algorithms are often designed to make sense of large volumes of data with minimal human input. In this talk, we cover some of the basic algorithms of machine learning (without all the gory math) and show how the new Apache Mahout project is attempting to solve these problems in a scalable way by utilizing Hadoop.
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Sling is an OSGi-based scriptable applications layer, based on REST principles, that runs on top of a JCR content repository. In this talk, we'll see how Sling enables rapid development of JCR-based content applications, by leveraging the JSR 223 scripting framework along with the rich set of OSGi components provided by Sling.
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Apache Solr is an HTTP based enterprise search server built on top of the Lucene Java search library. In this session we will see how quick and easy it can be to install and configure Solr to provide full-text searching of structured data without needing to write any custom code.
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This presentation will cover recommended artifacts and processes to facilitate communication and groups efforts and move from gathering and formalizing general concepts and ideas all the way through implementation and testing using a business process focused approach.
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I will discuss the traps, bottlenecks, and even some big wins we have encountered along the way using LAMP. From the small scale to using custom proxies running on Apache with worker and mod_php. We have done many interesting things to give our readers (and our content team) a good experience when using our web site.
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How are the Lucene technologies being used in the real world? This fast-paced talk presents many applications leveraging lucene.apache.org technologies, including Java Lucene, Solr, Nutch, and Mahout. We'll see how Lucene powers more library searches, sells more shoes, rents more videos, books more hotels, than high priced closed-source alternatives.
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Advanced Indexing Techniques with Apache Lucene
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