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Here you will find all all official announcements of events, as well as community news and more.
And our first event - Meet-up (but we’re Cloud Builders, so let’s call it Build Up) will be on June 25th, with VMWare, AWS і Microsoft.
❗️The event is free, but by prior registration - https://forms.gle/xBLVXqcVZqMZpEBDA
► We’ll start with Paul Czarkowski from VMWare and his report "Be the platform you want to see in the world».
Then in the format of fireside chat we will communicate with the architects AWS and Azure - Sergei Pugachev and Shailendra Singh Chauhan. Moderator –– Anton Babenko, AWS Community Hero / Azure Hero / CEO at Betajob.
In true Cloud Builders style, all virtual attendees can BYOP - Bring Your Own Problems and ask us any questions like:
- How to manage multi-cloud environments?
- How to select the perfect cloud set-up?
- What about real-time monitoring requirements?
► Who will be interested: Software engineers, DevOps, leads, and engineering managers. The intended audience of this talk is everyone who writes code or runs engineering teams and loves to understand the big picture behind everyday software engineering.
So, let’s meet online on June 25 at 19:00. The link to the broadcast will arrive 2 hours before the start. Registration: https://bit.ly/CloudBuildersUA
This event supported by Intellias.
❗️The event is free, but by prior registration - https://forms.gle/xBLVXqcVZqMZpEBDA
► We’ll start with Paul Czarkowski from VMWare and his report "Be the platform you want to see in the world».
Then in the format of fireside chat we will communicate with the architects AWS and Azure - Sergei Pugachev and Shailendra Singh Chauhan. Moderator –– Anton Babenko, AWS Community Hero / Azure Hero / CEO at Betajob.
In true Cloud Builders style, all virtual attendees can BYOP - Bring Your Own Problems and ask us any questions like:
- How to manage multi-cloud environments?
- How to select the perfect cloud set-up?
- What about real-time monitoring requirements?
► Who will be interested: Software engineers, DevOps, leads, and engineering managers. The intended audience of this talk is everyone who writes code or runs engineering teams and loves to understand the big picture behind everyday software engineering.
So, let’s meet online on June 25 at 19:00. The link to the broadcast will arrive 2 hours before the start. Registration: https://bit.ly/CloudBuildersUA
This event supported by Intellias.
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Build-up: "Cloud solutions: how would you build IT?"
Thank you for your interest! Now let's get to know each other better - fill out the form and see you at the build-up!
More info about our build-up: https://www.facebook.com/events/3420424294645779/
Event supported by Intellias.
More info about our build-up: https://www.facebook.com/events/3420424294645779/
Event supported by Intellias.
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Hey everyone!
Happy to see you here!
We'll start our build-up on June 25 at 7 pm (UTC +3, Kyiv).
Here's the agenda:
7–7:05 pm – Build-up Opening with Anton Babenko,
7:05–7:35 pm – Paul Czarkowski, Developer Advocate at VMWare
Keynote session: "Be the Platform You Want to See in the World" and QnA
7:35–7:40 pm – Roman Pavlyuk, VP, Technology at Intellias
7:40–8 pm – Fireside Chat with Sergey Pugachev, Solutions Architect at AWS
8–8:20 pm – Fireside Chat with Shailendra Singh Chauhan, Global Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft
📌 We'll send a link to the stream on your e-mail within 2 hours before the start. See you online!
Happy to see you here!
We'll start our build-up on June 25 at 7 pm (UTC +3, Kyiv).
Here's the agenda:
7–7:05 pm – Build-up Opening with Anton Babenko,
7:05–7:35 pm – Paul Czarkowski, Developer Advocate at VMWare
Keynote session: "Be the Platform You Want to See in the World" and QnA
7:35–7:40 pm – Roman Pavlyuk, VP, Technology at Intellias
7:40–8 pm – Fireside Chat with Sergey Pugachev, Solutions Architect at AWS
8–8:20 pm – Fireside Chat with Shailendra Singh Chauhan, Global Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft
📌 We'll send a link to the stream on your e-mail within 2 hours before the start. See you online!
Thursday the 25th of June Cloud Builders’ inaugural event take place.
Cloud Solutions: How Would You Build IT? was attended by engineers, thought leaders and cloud enthusiasts from around the globe, with digital attendance being held via YouTube Live.
Featuring speakers from all corners of cloud technology, audiences were encouraged to fully engage with the event’s concept: BYOP - Bring Your Own Problems. After each discussion, questions were asked through live, fireside chats, moderated by Anton Babenko, CEO at Betajob.
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📌 Acting as host, presenter and moderator in one, Anton introduced the event, highlighting the advantages - and disadvantages - of running an event such as Cloud Solutions. Given the tumultuous times we’re currently experiencing, why not make the most of all things digital during an event? Live discussions, constant chat commentary, a Zoom Q&A afterparty… Just because we’re all communicating wirelessly over screens, it doesn’t mean we can’t use this digital space as efficiently as possible.
After introductions were made, we had the pleasure of hearing from Paul Czarkowski, Developer Advocate at VMware. Brandishing his case studies, greenscreen-fu and years of industry experience, we learned how vitally important controllers can be for Kubernetes, alongside key insights into aspects such as team sizes, risks, and GKE approaches. With a brief interlude of audience questions, we were then onto our next talk, from none other than our sponsor: Intellias.
Represented by their VP of Technology, Roman Pavlyuk, Intellias gave a quick talk, describing current industry trends - and how they’re impacting the Ukrainian DevOps career market. With offices across cities like Kyiv, Lviv and Kharkiv, as well as an international presence in Krakow and Berlin, Intellias currently has a number of great opportunities for IT professionals. Roman went on to emphasise a major, all-too-easily-forgotten point: concepts we find easy are not so understandable for long term companies undergoing a digital transformation. So we need to help them.
Then, it was onto Sergey Pugachev, Solutions Architect at AWS. A common thread throughout his discussion with our audience was people. Human beings, talent, employees. Sure, technology is important, but it’s completely useless without the right people utilizing it. When you’re looking to build something that aims to get up there with Grammarly, Google, etc - focus on the people who will be doing that building. That extends from your initial planning, through to prepping your platform to handle predictable, human-caused events.
Shailendra Chauhan was up next, representing Microsoft as one of their Global Cloud Solution Architects. Adding to several points heard earlier on in the event, Shailendra brought up the danger of relying solely on technology - you need equal skills for business, opportunity and implementation, otherwise what’s the point of having anything else? Highlighting Service Fabric as the secret sauce of Azure, audience members were prompted to ask themselves whether they were fully incorporating this vital ingredient into their own products. Upon being asked what elements every cloud engineer should be learning about, Shailendra noted microservices, APIs, DevOps and Containers as criminally-underrated areas for growth.
As Anton then delivered the closing remarks to Cloud Solutions, a common theme between every talk was again brought forward: have fun. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, don’t be afraid to celebrate successes, and overall enjoy what you’re doing. Being passionate about cloud engineering is the biggest differentiator between progress and regression!
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🚀 Once again, we’d like to thank Intellias for sponsoring this event. Make sure to check them out and find current opportunities that might match your skill set! Also, check out our Twitter feed for additional insights, links to future events, and tags for all our attending speakers.
Cloud Solutions: How Would You Build IT? was attended by engineers, thought leaders and cloud enthusiasts from around the globe, with digital attendance being held via YouTube Live.
Featuring speakers from all corners of cloud technology, audiences were encouraged to fully engage with the event’s concept: BYOP - Bring Your Own Problems. After each discussion, questions were asked through live, fireside chats, moderated by Anton Babenko, CEO at Betajob.
—
📌 Acting as host, presenter and moderator in one, Anton introduced the event, highlighting the advantages - and disadvantages - of running an event such as Cloud Solutions. Given the tumultuous times we’re currently experiencing, why not make the most of all things digital during an event? Live discussions, constant chat commentary, a Zoom Q&A afterparty… Just because we’re all communicating wirelessly over screens, it doesn’t mean we can’t use this digital space as efficiently as possible.
After introductions were made, we had the pleasure of hearing from Paul Czarkowski, Developer Advocate at VMware. Brandishing his case studies, greenscreen-fu and years of industry experience, we learned how vitally important controllers can be for Kubernetes, alongside key insights into aspects such as team sizes, risks, and GKE approaches. With a brief interlude of audience questions, we were then onto our next talk, from none other than our sponsor: Intellias.
Represented by their VP of Technology, Roman Pavlyuk, Intellias gave a quick talk, describing current industry trends - and how they’re impacting the Ukrainian DevOps career market. With offices across cities like Kyiv, Lviv and Kharkiv, as well as an international presence in Krakow and Berlin, Intellias currently has a number of great opportunities for IT professionals. Roman went on to emphasise a major, all-too-easily-forgotten point: concepts we find easy are not so understandable for long term companies undergoing a digital transformation. So we need to help them.
Then, it was onto Sergey Pugachev, Solutions Architect at AWS. A common thread throughout his discussion with our audience was people. Human beings, talent, employees. Sure, technology is important, but it’s completely useless without the right people utilizing it. When you’re looking to build something that aims to get up there with Grammarly, Google, etc - focus on the people who will be doing that building. That extends from your initial planning, through to prepping your platform to handle predictable, human-caused events.
Shailendra Chauhan was up next, representing Microsoft as one of their Global Cloud Solution Architects. Adding to several points heard earlier on in the event, Shailendra brought up the danger of relying solely on technology - you need equal skills for business, opportunity and implementation, otherwise what’s the point of having anything else? Highlighting Service Fabric as the secret sauce of Azure, audience members were prompted to ask themselves whether they were fully incorporating this vital ingredient into their own products. Upon being asked what elements every cloud engineer should be learning about, Shailendra noted microservices, APIs, DevOps and Containers as criminally-underrated areas for growth.
As Anton then delivered the closing remarks to Cloud Solutions, a common theme between every talk was again brought forward: have fun. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, don’t be afraid to celebrate successes, and overall enjoy what you’re doing. Being passionate about cloud engineering is the biggest differentiator between progress and regression!
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🚀 Once again, we’d like to thank Intellias for sponsoring this event. Make sure to check them out and find current opportunities that might match your skill set! Also, check out our Twitter feed for additional insights, links to future events, and tags for all our attending speakers.
www.intellias.ua
Вакансії DevOps в Intellias • Розробники DevOps у Києві, Львові, Одесі
Запрошуємо DevOps девелоперів рівня Strong Middle і вище ✔ Інноваційні проекти ✔ Професійний менеджмент ✔ Комфортні умови
Hey! Join us on September 24th!
Online build-up "Cloud solutions: DevSecOps Edition".
Register here: https://bit.ly/2EQ49oH
❓Why attend:
1. DevSecOps tricks and tips from top companies: Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft, Foxintelligence.
2. Learn how to start DevSecOps
3. Get examples of effective DevSecOps learning strategies and find out how to measure it.
We do release the network's value 💪 and experience sharing that's why meetup is about as one speech and two Fireside Chats moderated by Maxim Salnikov and supervised by DevSecOps.
🔥 Meet our speakers:
1.Darko Meszaros, Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services
2. Nikhil Barthwal, Tech Lead at Google Cloud Platform
3. Mohamed Labouardy, DevSecOps Evangelist, Senior Software Engineer/DevOps at Foxintelligence
4. Dmytro Vedetskyi, Lead DevOps at Intellias
As Moderator – Maxim Salnikov, Developer Engagement Lead, Microsoft.
Join build-up – https://bit.ly/2EQ49oH
Online build-up "Cloud solutions: DevSecOps Edition".
Register here: https://bit.ly/2EQ49oH
❓Why attend:
1. DevSecOps tricks and tips from top companies: Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft, Foxintelligence.
2. Learn how to start DevSecOps
3. Get examples of effective DevSecOps learning strategies and find out how to measure it.
We do release the network's value 💪 and experience sharing that's why meetup is about as one speech and two Fireside Chats moderated by Maxim Salnikov and supervised by DevSecOps.
🔥 Meet our speakers:
1.Darko Meszaros, Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services
2. Nikhil Barthwal, Tech Lead at Google Cloud Platform
3. Mohamed Labouardy, DevSecOps Evangelist, Senior Software Engineer/DevOps at Foxintelligence
4. Dmytro Vedetskyi, Lead DevOps at Intellias
As Moderator – Maxim Salnikov, Developer Engagement Lead, Microsoft.
Join build-up – https://bit.ly/2EQ49oH
Hurry up, in just 3 days we will host our online build-up "Cloud solutions: DevSecOps Edition".
❗️Register here: https://bit.ly/2EQ49oH
We do release the network's value and experience sharing that's why meetup is about as one speech and two Fireside Chats moderated by Maxim Salnikov and supervised by DevSecOps.
🔥 So, meet our first speaker: Darko Meszaros, Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services
Darko is a Senior Developer Advocate focusing on Central and Eastern Europe. He has a long IT career in various areas, from retail to government, to even large telcos. At AWS, Darko has worked as a Premium Support Engineer and as a Solutions Architect, which has given him first-hand experience with AWS customers and their AWS adventures, helping them learn the ways of the cloud!
❗️So, hurry to register here & prepare your questions for Darko: https://bit.ly/2EQ49oH
❗️Register here: https://bit.ly/2EQ49oH
We do release the network's value and experience sharing that's why meetup is about as one speech and two Fireside Chats moderated by Maxim Salnikov and supervised by DevSecOps.
🔥 So, meet our first speaker: Darko Meszaros, Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services
Darko is a Senior Developer Advocate focusing on Central and Eastern Europe. He has a long IT career in various areas, from retail to government, to even large telcos. At AWS, Darko has worked as a Premium Support Engineer and as a Solutions Architect, which has given him first-hand experience with AWS customers and their AWS adventures, helping them learn the ways of the cloud!
❗️So, hurry to register here & prepare your questions for Darko: https://bit.ly/2EQ49oH
Hey Cloud Builders!
We already have giveaway results from Intellias!
So Raspberry Pi goes to.. *drum roll* .. Dmytro N.! Congrats!🥳
Organizer's team will contact you 📩
See the video below!
We already have giveaway results from Intellias!
So Raspberry Pi goes to.. *drum roll* .. Dmytro N.! Congrats!🥳
Organizer's team will contact you 📩
See the video below!
Monday good news, cloud builders!
Catch your free ticket to the Software Development Build Stuff Conference! There’re only 20 of them.
On November 11-13, join Build Stuff: Rock&Code edition: 3 days of sessions, 800+ participants worldwide, trend discussions, and personal sharing experience by top speakers and skilled developers.
So, here’s the playlist: DevOps practices, Programming Methodologies & Tools, Cloud & Serverless Infrastructure, Machine Learning & Quantum Computing, Monolithic Approach, Microservices & Distributed systems, Agile, Productivity & Soft skills, IoT, Robotics, Languages & Platforms and UX/ UI.
Learn more about:
–– Continuous Security: Integrate security tools into your DevOps Pipeline.
–– Supercomputers Using Kubernetes and OpenHPC.
–– From synchronous to asynchronous distributed microservices.
–– From REST to GraphQL.
–– Choking the Monolith - The Strangler (Fig) Pattern Applied.
–– Using DDD To Decompose Your Monolith.
–– Effective Microservice Communication and Conversation Patterns.
Enter promo code CloudBuilders-Rock! to get a totally free ticket.
First come, first serve!
Catch your free ticket to the Software Development Build Stuff Conference! There’re only 20 of them.
On November 11-13, join Build Stuff: Rock&Code edition: 3 days of sessions, 800+ participants worldwide, trend discussions, and personal sharing experience by top speakers and skilled developers.
So, here’s the playlist: DevOps practices, Programming Methodologies & Tools, Cloud & Serverless Infrastructure, Machine Learning & Quantum Computing, Monolithic Approach, Microservices & Distributed systems, Agile, Productivity & Soft skills, IoT, Robotics, Languages & Platforms and UX/ UI.
Learn more about:
–– Continuous Security: Integrate security tools into your DevOps Pipeline.
–– Supercomputers Using Kubernetes and OpenHPC.
–– From synchronous to asynchronous distributed microservices.
–– From REST to GraphQL.
–– Choking the Monolith - The Strangler (Fig) Pattern Applied.
–– Using DDD To Decompose Your Monolith.
–– Effective Microservice Communication and Conversation Patterns.
Enter promo code CloudBuilders-Rock! to get a totally free ticket.
First come, first serve!
Build Stuff 2023
Build Stuff 2024: Digital Spark - Connecting Humans and Code | Onsite & Online Conference | Build Stuff 2023
Build Stuff #1 Software Development Conference in the Baltics is BACK TO VILNIUS on November 13-15, 2024
Hey Cloud Builders!
We've the cloudest news for you – on December 3rd we'll host free online Build-up, which brings together top experts from Microsoft, Red Hat and CNCF to talk about Cloud Native solutions.
Register 👉 https://build-up.cloud-builders.tech/
Stellar clouders on board:
✔️Mark Fussell, Principal Program Manager at Microsoft
✔️Daniel Oh, Principal Technical Product Manager at Red Hat
✔️Cheryl Hung, VP Ecosystem at Cloud Native Computing Foundation
✔️Moderator: Maxim Salnikov, Azure Developer Technical Lead at Microsoft
Check out more details here https://build-up.cloud-builders.tech/
Who should attend: Solutions Architects, Middle&Senior DevOps/CloudOps, SRE, Release Managers, Systems Engineers, Software Engineers and Tech Leads.
Discussion and quick QAs in our chat @cloudbuilderschat 🚀
We've the cloudest news for you – on December 3rd we'll host free online Build-up, which brings together top experts from Microsoft, Red Hat and CNCF to talk about Cloud Native solutions.
Register 👉 https://build-up.cloud-builders.tech/
Stellar clouders on board:
✔️Mark Fussell, Principal Program Manager at Microsoft
✔️Daniel Oh, Principal Technical Product Manager at Red Hat
✔️Cheryl Hung, VP Ecosystem at Cloud Native Computing Foundation
✔️Moderator: Maxim Salnikov, Azure Developer Technical Lead at Microsoft
Check out more details here https://build-up.cloud-builders.tech/
Who should attend: Solutions Architects, Middle&Senior DevOps/CloudOps, SRE, Release Managers, Systems Engineers, Software Engineers and Tech Leads.
Discussion and quick QAs in our chat @cloudbuilderschat 🚀