Houston, TX - Regus – Downtown at Pennzoil Place

700 Milam Street, Suite 1300, Houston, United States, 77002

The venue is centrally located near major highways, including I‑45, I‑69, and US‑59, with convenient parking available in the building’s garage as well as nearby garages. For those arriving by air, both George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) are just 7 to 10 miles away. Public transit is easily accessible via METRO bus routes, and the venue also offers tunnel access to downtown amenities.

Dallas, TX - Regus - Downtown Republic Center

325 N. St. Paul Street, Dallas, United States, 75201

The venue is conveniently located in downtown Dallas and easily accessible by car via I‑35E, US‑75, and I‑30, with several parking garages and surface lots nearby. Public transit access is excellent, just steps from St. Paul Station on the DART Blue and Red lines and connected to the downtown tunnel network. For those arriving by air, Dallas Love Field is approximately 7 miles away, while DFW International Airport is about 20 miles from the venue. Valet service is available at the building, along with multiple nearby parking options.

Austin, TX - Regus - Lamar Central

3800 N Lamar Blvd, Suite 200, Austin, United States, 78756

Easily reachable by car via Mopac (Loop 1) and US‑183. Plenty of nearby public parking is available. For air travelers, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is approximately 10 miles away. Local transit access is provided via bus routes serving Lamar Blvd.

Austin, TX – Regus at Dobie Center

2021 Guadalupe Street, Suite 260, Austin, United States, 78705

The venue is located in the vibrant West Campus neighborhood near the University of Texas at the Dobie Center, easily reachable by car via I‑35 or I‑35 Frontage Road and Loop 1, with on-site and street parking nearby. From Austin–Bergstrom International Airport (AUS), about 11 miles southeast, a taxi or rideshare takes around 20–25 minutes via TX‑71 West and I‑35 North. Public transit users can take Capital Metro routes to the University of Texas/Dobie Mall stop directly in front of the building, placing it within a short walk for attendees without cars.

Lubbock, TX

1610 Broadway, Lubbock, United States, 79401

The venue is conveniently located just off I‑27, offering easy access by car with on-site self-parking and nearby garages. For those arriving by air, Fort Smith Regional Airport is approximately 6 miles away, providing quick and convenient access. Public transit is also available, with downtown bus routes serving the area and the venue within walking distance of central Lubbock locations.
NobleProg Training Place, City Dallas, TX - Uptown

Dallas, TX - Uptown

3232 McKinney Ave, Dallas, United States, 75204

The venue is located at 3232 McKinney Avenue in the heart of Uptown Dallas, a walkable and transit-oriented district just north of Downtown. It’s easily accessible by car via US‑75 (Central Expressway), Spur 366 (Woodall Rodgers), or I‑345 with adjacent parking garages and street parking. From Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), taxis or rideshares take about 25–30 minutes via TX‑121 South and US‑75 South. From Dallas Love Field (DAL), it's a quick 15‑minute ride via Harry Hines Blvd and Herb Kelleher Way. Public transit options include the McKinney Ave Trolley stop directly outside and DART Light Rail nearby—making it convenient even without a vehicle.

Houston, TX – Regus at Capital One Building

5444 Westheimer Rd Uptown, Suite 1000, Houston, United States, 77056

The venue is located in the Capital One Building off Westheimer Road in the Galleria/Uptown area, easily accessed by car via I‑610, US‑59, or Westheimer, with ample attached covered parking and visitor spaces on-site. From Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), a taxi or rideshare takes approximately 25–30 minutes via I‑69 South and I‑610 West. From William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), the ride takes about 35 minutes via I‑45 North and I‑610 West. Public transit is served by Metro bus routes along Westheimer Drive with stops close to the building, enabling easy access for attendees without cars.

Austin, TX - Regus - Littlefield Congress

106 E 6th St, Austin, United States, 78701

The venue is conveniently situated near I‑35 and US‑183, making it easily accessible by car, with both public and garage parking options—such as the Littlefield Garage at 508 Brazos—located within walking distance. For those using public transportation, the venue is just a short walk from the Downtown Station (CapMetro) and is served by several bus routes. Travelers arriving by air will find that Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 8 miles away, providing straightforward access to and from the venue.

San Antonio, TX - Regus - One Riverwalk Place

700 North Saint Mary's Street, One Riverwalk Place, Ste 1400, San Antonio, United States, 78205

The venue is easily accessible by car via major highways including I‑35, I‑37, and I‑10, with the convenience of an on-site parking garage and nearby public lots. For those traveling by air, San Antonio International Airport (SAT) is located approximately 8 miles away. Public transit options are also readily available, with several bus lines nearby and the downtown VIA Transit hub just a short walk from the building.

San Antonio, TX – Venture X at River Walk

500 Navarro St, San Antonio, United States, 78205

The venue sits on the second floor of a historic building at 500 Navarro Street, steps from the iconic River Walk. It’s easily reached by car via I‑10, I‑35, or US‑281, with public parking available in a ten-story garage across the street and additional on‑street spots. From San Antonio International Airport (SAT), a taxi or rideshare takes about 13 minutes via I‑410 Inner Loop and I‑35 North. Public transit options include VIA bus routes and the River Walk shuttle with stops near Navarro, making the location highly accessible for attendees without cars.

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The course is a comprehensive training on OpenStack, extended version of the OpenStack Bootcamp course includes extra excercises, troubleshooting and sample examination tasks. Extended content is highlited in bold in the course outline. It starts with the introduction to the system, then through hands-on workshops it gives practical knowledge on managing private clouds based on OpenStack, finally troubleshooting and advanced, architectural topics are present. The goal of this course is to familiarize with the OpenStack ecosystem as well as to give a strong background for further expansion and refinement of the OpenStack clouds. The course comprises all topics necessary to accomplish the Certificate OpenStack Administrator exam. 75% of the course is based on hands-on workshop in the real OpenStack training environment. After the course participants get all the materials and training environment for self-study and feature/troubleshooting excercises.

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