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Exhibition Level BURRARD INLET WEST EXHIBITION LEVEL Hall A/B Lunch Hall B/C Keynotes KEYNOTES LUNCH To/From To/From Level 1 BAG/COAT CHECK Level 1 CANADA PLACE Main Entrance Stairs Escalator Elevator Restrooms Registration/Info Keynotes Marketplace Breakout Meeting Rooms Design & Ops OpenStack and Lunch Sessions Summit BURRARD INLET HP Granville Island Community Lounge FULL ACCESS Only Beyond This Point WEST 118/119/120 TERRACE 121/122 LEVEL 1 Marketplace Theater Lite To/From Level 2 DESIGN & OPS Ballrooms A-D Marketplace Expo Hall SUMMIT ENTRANCE TERRACE 101 HP Outdoor Seating Cisco Activity Mirantis 102 Solidfire MARKETPLACE 114/115 116/117 Snack EXPO HALL 103 Intel 104 Red Hat Ad Hoc Meetings 113 111/112 BOXED 105 Foundation Staff LUNCH Mirantis 106 #vBrownBag 110 Snack 107 Media Interview Room 109 108 Podcast/Broadcast Room To/From Marketplace Theater Level 2 #vBrownBag FULL ACCESS Only Beyond This Point 109 Breakout Sessions STACKER Canonical Activity 110 Breakout Sessions SWAG Superuser 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 THURLOW Magazine 111/112 Breakout Sessions STREET ENTRANCE REGISTRATION TheCUBE 113 Ad Hoc Meeting Room INFO To/From DESK Level 2 Down to Harbour Concourse 114/115 Breakout Sessions East Building Connector To/From Level 2 116/117 Breakout Sessions To/From Keynotes To/From Lunch BURRARD STREET 118/119/120 Breakout Sessions ENTRANCE 121/122 Breakout Sessions CANADA PLACE Main Entrance Stairs Escalator Elevator Restrooms Registration/Info Keynotes Marketplace Breakout Meeting Rooms Design & Ops OpenStack and Lunch Sessions Summit BURRARD INLET Intel BOXED Yaletown LUNCH Community Lounge TERRACE To/From 222 221 Level 1 WEST To/From 224 223 Level 3 220 LEVEL 2 201 Media Lounge 202/203/204 Breakout Sessions EMC 205/206/207 Breakout Sessions 215 216 217 218 219 Activity 208/209 Sponsored Breakout Sessions 210 Sponsored Breakout Sessions 213/214 212 211 Breakout Sessions 212 - 224 Design & Ops Summit DESIGN & OPS SUMMIT ENTRANCE 211 Stairs to Level 1 201 202/204 205/207 208/209 210 Mirantis FULL ACCESS Only Beyond This Point To/From Snack Level 1 To/From Level 1 SUPERMICRO Bloomberg Activity SoMa Community Open Cloud Lounge Ecosystem Lounge CANADA PLACE Main Entrance Stairs Escalator Elevator Restrooms Registration/Info Keynotes Marketplace Breakout Meeting Rooms Design & Ops OpenStack and Lunch Sessions Summit BURRARD INLET To/From 305 304 303 302 Level 2 306 WEST 301 LEVEL 3 301-306 Design & Ops Summit LIVING ROOF CANADA PLACE Main Entrance Stairs Escalator Elevator Restrooms Registration/Info Keynotes Marketplace Breakout Meeting Rooms Design & Ops OpenStack and Lunch Sessions Summit BURRARD INLET EAST TERRACE MEETING 4 5 6 3 10 LEVEL 1 1, 2, 3 Collaboration Days & 2 To/From 7 8 9 Lobby 11 Community Meetings To/From 16 4 SwiftStack SOUTH FOYER Pan Pacic 15 12 Hotel 5 Rackspace 13 6 Rackspace CANADA PLACE 20 19 18 17 BURRARD INLET HARBOUR 7 VMware CONCOURSE 14 (Connects West and 8 Mirantis East Buildings) 9 Mirantis 10, 11, 12 Collaboration Days & WEST Community Meetings EAST N CANADA PLACE 13 IBM 14 Ericsson HOWE STREET STREET STREET 15 Cleversafe BURRARD THURLOW 16 VMware 17 EMC Corporation 18 Cisco 19 Cisco 20 Nuage Networks Main Entrance Stairs Escalator Elevator Restrooms Registration/Info Keynotes Marketplace Breakout Meeting Rooms Design & Ops OpenStack and Lunch Sessions Summit WEST LEVEL 1 MARKETPLACE T42 A10 Networks T64 Cloudbase Solutions S1 KIO Networks T13 Scality Charging Lounge WEST LEVEL 1 T6 ActiveState Software T19 Cloudenablers T11 Maxta, Inc. S3 Scalr T71 AeroFS T21 Cloudfounders S15 Mellanox Technologies T41 SevOne MARKETPLACE T50 Akanda Inc. T62 Cloudify by GigaSpaces T7 Midokura T67 Siaras T43 AMAX T31 CloudXOS P7 Mirantis T59 SOLARFLARE P1 T1 T2 T68 T67 T71 T70 T77 T76 Ansible, Inc T56 Coho Data P4 NEC Corporation H3 SolidFire T3 T66 T69 T76 P6 Apcera T2 Cumulus Networks S13 NetApp, Inc. T10 Solinea S1 T75 S2 S10 S11 T32 Appcito S11 Dell S12 Nuage Networks T1 Spirent Communitcations S9 S12 S13 H1 H4 S4 AppFormix T14 DreamHost T57 Objectif Libre T17 Stackstorm P2 S14 T61 AQORN T29 EasyStack S6 Odin S10 StackVelocity P11 T16 Arista Networks P13 EMC Corporation T54 OneConvergence T68 StorPool Storage P12 T4 AURO T47 Emulex T36 OpenDaylight Project T46 Stratoscale P3 H2 H3 S8 T9 Avi Networks S7 Ericsson P9 Oracle S8 SUSE P10 S7 T35 Avni T63 Extreme Networks T58 OVH.com T25 SwiftStack P4 P13 T65 T64 T73 Big Switch Networks T48 F5 Networks T37 Percona T26 Talligent, Inc. T4 T5 T61 T60 P5 T62 T63 S15 T5 Blue Box T33 Fortinet T53 Piston Cloud Computing T45 Tesora T7 T6 T58 T59 T74 S3 T69 Bright Computing S16 Fujitsu Limited T72 Platform9 T28 Tintri T57 T56 T73 S4 T8 T9 T53 T52 T72 S9 Brocade T52 Galera Cluster by Codership S14 PLUMgrid P1 Toshiba T54 T55 P3 Canonical T55 GuardiCore T38 Pristine Machine T18 TransCirrus T11 T10 T50 T51 T49 T48 T27 Caringo S5 Hitachi T8 Puppet Labs T66 Tufin T45 T44 T46 T47 T77 Cavium H1 HP T70 Pure Storage T74 UnitedStack T42 T43 T41 T15 Chef P2 IBM T75 Quobyte, Inc. T30 Vehera LTD T12 T13 T39 T34 T38 P6 T15 T14 P9 T44 Cirba T34 Infoblox P11 Rackspace T12 VMTurbo T33 T35 T37 P10 Cisco H2 Intel T65 Rancher Labs P12 VMware T20 T32 T36 T16 T17 P8 S2 Citrix T51 Internap T20 Ravello Systems T49 Zadara Storage T21 T31 T30 Marketplace T19 T18 P7 P5 Cleversafe T39 JFrog H4 Red Hat T29 Theater P8 Cloud Foundry T3 Juniper Networks, Inc. T60 Redapt S16 S5 S6 T25 T26 T27 T28.
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