Cloud & DevOps World is a conference organized by industry leaders to bring together organizations and individuals in the cloud computing space. This year’s conference will be held in Kensington Olympia, London on June 21st and 22nd.
Our very own Alex Casalboni will be there to talk about AWS Lambda, OpsWorks stacks, and CloudFormation in three action-packed sessions. For the schedule of Alex’s sessions, check out this page.
We hope you have an opportunity to attend this exciting conference, and if you do then we’d love for you to stop by our booth and say “hi!”
See you in London on June 21st and 22nd!
P.S. If you’re interested in learning more about DevOps, be sure to check out our DevOps Certification Learning Path. It’ll give you the background you need to develop expertise in this dynamic new industry.
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