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Windows Kernel Architecture for Developers
David Solomon
This session provides an overall view of the core kernel architecture of
Windows .NET Server. Topics covered include: process & thread model, system
processes, system threads, memory manager, I/O manager, and cache manager.
Every developer should have a basic understanding of the OS internals. Having
this knowlege will help you design better for performance & scalability and
debug problems more effectively.
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David Solomon has taught his world renowned class Windows NT/2000/XP Internal
Architecture to thousands of developers and administrators worldwide. He also
teaches this class regularly to Microsoft employees. David is also the author
of Inside Windows 2000, 3rd edition, Inside Windows NT, 2nd edition
and Windows NT for OpenVMS Professionals. In addition to organizing and
teaching seminars, David has served as technical chair for three past Windows
NT conferences and has spoken at WinDev, Windows World, Software Development,
three Microsoft PDC's, several Microsoft TechEd's, MSJ Developers Academy, and
DECUS. He was a recipient of the 1993 Microsoft Support Most Valuable
Professional (MVP) award. David's website is at http://www.solsem.com/.
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Introduction to Security on the .NET Platform
Keith Brown
This preconference tutorial, presented from a developer’s point of view, takes
a broad look at security on the .NET platform, discussing the various
technologies available for building secure server applications. Some of the
technologies that will be discussed include mechanisms for authentication,
authorization, auditing, encryption, and cover various parts of the .NET
platform, including the CLR, IIS 6, ASP.NET, and Windows .NET Server. Attendees
are expected to have rudimentary knowledge of security concepts such as
authentication, cryptography, and access control.
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Keith Brown works at DevelopMentor researching, writing, teaching, and
promoting an awareness of security among programmers. Keith authored
Programming Windows Security (Addison-Wesley, 2000), and coauthored Effective
COM. He is a contributing editor for MSDN Magazine where he writes the Security
Briefs column. Keith can be reached at http://www.develop.com/kbrown.
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Last Updated: September 13, 2002
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