Two years after my first conference in Poland, next May I will be in Poznań to talk about relational databases on the cloud at devopsdays. “Serverless databases: the good, the bad, and the ugly” will be the topic of my talk.
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DevOps Pro Europe 2020
I am very happy to be back on stage at DevOps Pro Europe 2020 in Lithuania next March. Topic of the talk? “Serverless databases: the good, the bad, and the ugly” See you in Vilnius!
Talk at AWS Group Meetup
Interesting Berlin AWS Group Meetup at EMnify last night: I learned a lot about CI/CD on AWS, figured out that AWS IoT might be already behind the elevators I use every day and I had the chance to talk about Amazon RDS Proxy. Thanks Arndt for organising the event and for the picture!
You can find my slides here.
A first look at Amazon RDS Proxy (I)
I played a bit with Amazon RDS Proxy, one of the announcements of the latest AWS re:Invent, now available in preview. I will share some thoughts at the AWS User Group Meetup in Berlin next week: “A first look at Amazon RDS Proxy”. Hope to see you there!
Look Mom No Hands!
The slides of my talk today at Codemotion Berlin 2019 are below.
Inspiring day at the Kulturbrauerei, listening to Hadi Hariri’s keynote and talking about my experience and challenges running relational databases on AWS.
But almost all a chance for my daughter to play Mission to the moon at Codemotion Kids. Well done Codemotion!
Codemotion Berlin 2019
In less than two weeks, Codemotion will be back in Berlin!
I am thrilled to be back on stage at the Kulturbrauerei, just a few minutes from where I live, and talk about my experiences and challenges running relational databases on AWS: “Look Mom No Hands! Moving from a managed relational database to a serverless one”
You can find the abstract of my talk on the site, see you there! #CodemotionBerlin19
A serverless database in Parma
Here are the slides of my talk today at DevOps Heroes #DOH19. Thanks Alessandro for the opportunity: nice time, nice event and nice audience at the University of Parma!
And a few pictures too!
