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[Post Events] Sept-Oct 2024

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 In the last few weeks, I have been busy from the community's point of view. I had the great opportunity to participate in multiple conferences as a speaker.

  • DevTalks—The conference, which had over 2,200 attendees, took place in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, on September 26th. I delivered a session about AI in the cloud and how we need to modernize our cloud solution to prepare for it - Reference Architecture of AI in the Cloud
  • All Day DevOps - The online conference that took place in the second week of October was around DevOps provided a great opportunity to learn more about automation, cloud and DevOps I had the chance to deliver a session regarding cloud and AI, and how we should prepare our cloud solutions for the AI workload. 
  • The Hack Summit—This conference, which took place on October 17th, was all about security and the tools related to it. I delivered talks about Cloud (re)patriation and Hybrid Cloud & Reference Architecture of AI in the Cloud.
  • Azure User Group Sweden - At the beginning of October, I joined the Azure Group from Sweden and had the chance to talk and deliver a session regarding security Secure Application Development inside Microsoft Azure
I had a lot of fun this week, and I really enjoyed being part of this event.

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