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09:00Cloud Financial Management
Alexander Dragunov, Michel Zitman
Technologies:
AWS
Topics:
Data & AI at Scale – 5 Nov
Renald Buter, Jeremy Cohen, Alexander Hendorf, Maciej Brynski, Rafal Malanij
Technologies:
dbt
Topics:
Data & AI
Keeping up with your cloud knowledge
Steyn Huizinga, Sohan Maheshwar
Sohan Maheshwar (Developer Advocate at AWS) and Steyn Huizinga (CTO at Oblivion) explore the current state of cloud learnings and share their experiences on how you can continue to learn and grow in this domain.
Technologies:
AWS
Topics:
Strategy
Cloud-Native Software Development – 5 Nov
Léon Rodenburg, Patrick Akil, Sohan Maheshwar, Mirko van Ede, Rogier Lommers
Technologies:
AWS
Topics:
Software Engineering
Data Democratization
Renald Buter, Kevin Duisters, Juan Manuel Perafan, Jovan Gligorevic, Guillermo Sánchez Dionis, Bram Ochsendorf, Eduardo Neves, Pádraic Slattery
Data Democratization increases the usage of data assets, uncovers new opportunities with data, and improves existing data operations. All this expedites decision making and facilitates the creation of business value. Join these sessions to learn about Data Democratization, the Modern Data Stack, self-service analytics, and the new professional role in the data field: the Analytics Engineer.
Technologies:
dbt
SODA
Topics:
Data & AI
“Terrible Terraform and how to avoid it”
Werner Buck
Let's travel through terrible terraform use-cases together. We will laugh, we will cry. And we will see how we can avoid it.
Technologies:
Topics:
Infrastructure as Code
Devops
Q&A: AWS Cloud Development Kit Workshop Follow up
Sidney Borrego y Diaz
In this session Sidney gives the opportunity to answer questions that have arisen from his Cloud Development Kit on Monday: https://clubcloud.world/session/workshop-accelerate-your-cloud-adoption-with-the-aws-cloud-development-kit/.
Technologies:
AWS
Topics:
Infrastructure as Code
Picnic – Robotized warehouse, fraud detection and other new developments at Picnic
Daniel Gebler
In this session, Daniel Gebler, CTO at Picnic, will discuss a few recent developments in the cloud and data space at this fast-growing online grocery store.
One of the topics will be the new automated fulfillment center that Picnic recently started using. This robotized warehouse of 25,000 m2 is built around infrastructure-as-code principles and uses the best of edge computing, on-prem hardware, and warehouse control systems.
Furthermore, we will discuss new machine learning services that Picnic uses for fraud detection and order forecasting.
Technologies:
Topics:
Software Engineering
Infrastructure as Code
Data & AI