Prism Digital

Have you signed up for the London DevOps meetup at Amazon Web Services (AWS) tomorrow yet? If you're going to be in London tomorrow and you fancy popping into AWS in the evening for some DevOps talks, networking and free food and drinks, then get yourself signed up via the meetup page! We have three talks lined up from Hamed Silatani, Andrey Adamovich, and Roman Gershman. So three for the price of two! Although it is free to attend anyway 😀 A big thank you to Matheus Guimaraes for helping make this meetup happen. Let me know if you'll be there tomorrow, really looking forward to seeing as many of you as I can. RSVP 👇

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London DevOps next meetup is at AWS's fabulous venue at Principal Place next week, with three talks on incidents, on Platform Ops and on scaling cloud workloads. Hamed Silatani of Uptime Labs will speak about trade-offs in incident response, Andrey Adamovich will talk about using Wardley Maps to explore the Platform Engineering landscape, and Roman Gershman of Dragonfly will discuss what to do when data stores become a bottleneck. There will be food, drinks and networking all evening, doors open at 6pm. Please sign up on our meetup page linked below as soon as possible, as space is limited and it will be a busy event. The full agenda is on the page - hope to see you there! Alex Dover, Jack Moore, Marc Cluet, Matt Saunders - the London DevOps organisers