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DevCamp - Azure in Cluj, Sibiu, Brasov, Oradea, Timisoara, Bucharest, Tg-Mures

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Starting from the next week, Microsoft in collaboration with community leaders from Romania are preparing a series of events in different cities of Romania.

If you are from Bucharest or Oradea or Timisoara or Targu-Mures or Cluj-napoca or Sibiu or Brasov than you need to book your seat at this event.
"DevCamp – Azure" is dedicated to all developers and technical people that wish to learn more about new features that Azure platforms is offering.
The fallowing speakers will present content during “DevCamp –Azure” (random order):
  • Florin Loghiade
  • Ciprian Jichici
  • Răzvan Rusu
  • Radu Vunvulea
  • Adrian Stoian
  • Cosmin Tătaru
  • Tudy Damian








The session that I’m preparing for this event is about what are the new features of Azure from an enterprise perspective.
Title: What's new in Azure from an enterprise perspective
Abstract: Azure, like other cloud providers became a collections of more and more services every month. Big companies needs to go behind marketing slides and put on the radar services that can improve their current system and can be used in the next generation of their products. This session is dedicated to the big enterprises, that have thousands of servers, hundreds of thousands of devices and needs to handle dozens of terabytes. We will put under eyeglasses Azure Services that were built for this situations and can make a difference between a failure or a real success.
The locations where you can meet me are:
  • Oradea (February 20)
  • Timisoara (February 21)
  • Targu-Mures (February 27)
  • Cluj-Napoca (February 28)
  • Sibiu (March 6)
  • Brasov (March 7)







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