eschabell/summit-choose-own-adventure-brms
Workshop based on Red Hat Summit JBoss BRMS hosted in Choose Your Own Adventure.
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eschabell / openshift-jbw2012
A full medium geared OpenShift instance for you to run the JBoss World 2012 Keynote Deme on JBoss EAP 6.
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