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The document discusses running large websites and includes topics such as disaster planning, backups, monitoring, and operational fundamentals. It also lists the speakers for a Next Generation Datacenter session including Artur Bergman from Wikia/O'Reilly Radar, Philipp Huber from Xcalibre, Mike Tobin from Telecity, and Werner Vogels from Amazon.
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