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Fermín Galán Márquez (Madrid, 1979) holds an M.Sc degree in telecommunications and a Ph.D in telematics from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (July 2002 and April 2010, respectively). He is currently involved in the research activities of the Business Oriented Infrastructures (BOI) group at Telefónica I+D, in particular in virtualization and cloud computing topics. Before joining Telefónica in October 2007, he worked at the Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC) (from September 2005 to October 2007), Agora Systems (from April 2003 to September 2005) and Departamento de Ingeniería de Sistemas Telemáticos (DIT) at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) (from July 2002 to April 2003). In all those positions, he has developed R&D related tasks. Since 2001, he has been participating in several UE and Spanish public-funded research projects, including MIRA, Euro6IX, DAIDALOS, SAMURAI, NOBELII, RESPLANDOR, RESERVOIR and NUBA. In addition, he has been involved in standarization activities in the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) standarization body. He has authored more than 35 research publications, including 4 in JCR journals, and 1 international patent. His current research interests include configuration managenement, networking testbeds, model-driven engineering, virtualization technologies and cloud computing. More information about me, my CV and my hobbies (travels, music, etc.) can be found below in this page. Contact: fgalan at gmail dot com |
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pqdi /?). It doesn't seem very
useful..., maybe this link is better
An article on pqdifdisk tool)GNU/Linux:
FreeBSD:
Using
jails for fun and profit: introduction to jails
Jails: Confining
the omnipotent root and Inside Jail.
Implementation details (gurus only :)
UNIX agnostic:
This is an interesting HOWTO to set up and scenario that mixes bridging, UML and zebra: Using Linux virtual bridging, User-Mode-Linux and Zebra for IP routing exercises
Very comprehensive virtualization technology references. Additional virtualization references:
CIM/WBEM:
Java:
Perl:
Python:
Tcl/Tk:
C/C++:
LaTeX:
Expect:
HTML:
JavaScript:
MDA Framework
Tools:
MRTd version
compilable and working on Linux glibc-2.x (at least, it seems so :)
bgpsim version that allows using non standard BGP ports. Zebra Installation and Configuration in FreeBSD
Designing
Internetworks with IPv6. In author's words: The intent is to
provide the readership with Patent search:
IETF, source of all wisdom and enlightenment :)
IANA useful references:
RIPE documents:
ITU-T Recommendation Series (or search for a particular one)
On Scenario-based Model-driven Configuration Management for Flexible Networking Experimentation Infrastructures, Ph.D Thesis, April 2010. Cum laude.
Slides of the public presentation, in Spanish (April 13th, 2010).
Desarrollo
de Mecanismos Avanzados de Supervisión y Análisis de Tráfico sobre Redes
IP. (Development of Enhanced Mechanism for Traffic Analysis and Monitoring in IP Networks)
A brief summary (about 10 pages, in Spanish).
Slides
of the presentation, in Spanish (July 23rd, 2002).
Here you can find a CV detailed version
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Cities, towns and villages in Spain where I've been
recently.
Other places around Europe where I've also been.
Other travels that I haven't done until now, but I'm sure that, earlier or later, I will do:
(The small flags that appears in this section has bee taken mainly from this page and this other)
It's a long list and probably I'm missing some concert (I remember one with Mägo de Oz and Doro at Torrejón de Ardoz, but I don't know when it was exactly and other with Mägo de Oz and Reincidentes in PC Party, by September 2002).
In the case someone wants to surprise me :)...
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