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AWS Community Day 2024 is all go. Few days back "Call for papers" was announced and today we are all go with the registration. Last year we had an amazing response. Let's do this together - join us by registering now #AWSUGNZ24 #aws #awscommunity #awscommunityday #communityconference #techevent

"Reflecting on an incredible day immersed in the vibrant AWS community at #AWSCommunityDay. From enlightening sessions to engaging discussions with fellow tech enthusiasts like Haris Iftikhar and more, it was a privilege to be part of such an inspiring event. Here's a glimpse into the invaluable insights and connections forged. #AWS #TechCommunity #Networking"

Hey Linkedin Fam ! 😊 ☁️ 30 Days Cloud Challenge - Day 16
 📌Today’s poc: Launching an AWS Event Bus - Streamlining Communication and Coordination! 📣 Excited to share that I've just set up an AWS Event Bus, revolutionizing how we manage communication and coordination within our AWS infrastructure! 🎉 For those unfamiliar, an Event Bus simplifies how different services within AWS communicate and coordinate tasks, enhancing efficiency and scalability. 📈 Whether it's triggering actions based on events or coordinating workflows across multiple services, the Event Bus streamlines our operations, making them more responsive and reliable. Instructions for Creating an Event Bus: 1. Navigate to AWS Console: Log in to your AWS Management Console. 2. Go to Amazon EventBridge: Head over to the Amazon EventBridge service. 3. Create Event Bus: Click on "Create event bus" and give it a meaningful name and description. 4. Configure Event Bus Settings: Specify any optional settings, such as enabling default event pattern filtering or configuring permissions. 5. Create the Event Bus: Hit that "Create" button, and voila! Your Event Bus is ready to go. 6. Integrate Services: Start integrating your AWS services with the Event Bus to enable seamless communication and coordination. 7. Monitor and Manage: Don't forget to regularly monitor your Event Bus performance and manage its configuration as your infrastructure evolves. Ready to supercharge your AWS infrastructure with streamlined communication? Give AWS Event Bus a try today and witness the power of event-driven architecture! I am immensely grateful to Harish Gunasekaran for his wonderful guidance and continuous encouragement. His insights have been a key ingredient in my progress. Grateful to KARTHI M Sir and the AWS Cloud Club St.Joseph's Group of Institutions for entrusting me with the opportunity to embark on the AWS 30 Days Challenge! Their support has been invaluable in fueling my journey. 🚀 
#EventBridge #CloudComputing #InfrastructureAsCode
#AWS#CloudComputing #StJosephsInstitutions #PlacementEmpowerment #AWSCloudClubs #30daysCloudChallenge #PEPCloudChallenge #PEPChallenge #StudentsAtAWS #AWSchallenges #30daysChallenge
#Innovation #30daysChallenge #FirewallMastery 
#machinelearning

Hello Connections...!!😊✨ 🚀Day 22 of the #30daysChallenge...☁️ #PEPChallenge...✅️ 📣Today's focus: Launching an AWS Event Bus - Revolutionizing Communication and Coordination! I'm thrilled to announce the successful setup of our AWS Event Bus, marking a significant leap in how we manage communication and coordination within our AWS infrastructure! 🎉 For those new to the concept, an Event Bus simplifies communication and coordination among various services within AWS, boosting efficiency and scalability. 📈 Whether it's triggering actions based on events or orchestrating workflows across multiple services, the Event Bus enhances our operations, making them more responsive and dependable. Here's a quick guide to setting up your own Event Bus: 1️⃣ Log in to your AWS Management Console. 2️⃣ Head to the Amazon EventBridge service. 3️⃣ Click on "Create event bus" and give it a meaningful name and description. 4️⃣ Customize settings as needed, such as enabling event pattern filtering or configuring permissions. 5️⃣ Hit "Create" - and voila! Your Event Bus is ready! 6️⃣ Integrate your AWS services with the Event Bus to enable seamless communication. 7️⃣ Keep an eye on performance and adapt configurations as your infrastructure evolves. Ready to optimize your AWS infrastructure with streamlined communication? Dive into the world of event-driven architecture today! Huge thanks to KARTHI M Sir and the AWS Cloud Club St.Joseph's Group of Institutions and St. Joseph's Group of Institutions for their unwavering support during the AWS 30 Days Challenge! ✨️ #EventBridge #CloudComputing #InfrastructureAsCode #AWS #CloudComputing #StJosephsInstitutions #PlacementEmpowerment #AWSCloudClubs #30daysCloudChallenge #PEPCloudChallenge #PEPChallenge #StudentsAtAWS #AWSchallenges #30daysChallenge #Innovation #30daysChallenge #FirewallMastery #machinelearning

Hear hear! AWS Community Day Nordics 2024 is open for registration and also the Call for Papers is out! Lets meet in Denmark in May ⚡️🚀 #aws #awscommunityday #awsusergroups #nordics #denmark #copenhagen #awscommunitybuilders

Hey Linkedin Fam ! 😊 ☁️ 30 Days Cloud Challenge - Day 14 
 📌Today’s poc: Launching an AWS Event Bus - Streamlining Communication and Coordination! 📣 Excited to share that I've just set up an AWS Event Bus, revolutionizing how we manage communication and coordination within our AWS infrastructure! 🎉 For those unfamiliar, an Event Bus simplifies how different services within AWS communicate and coordinate tasks, enhancing efficiency and scalability. 📈 Whether it's triggering actions based on events or coordinating workflows across multiple services, the Event Bus streamlines our operations, making them more responsive and reliable. Instructions for Creating an Event Bus: 1. Navigate to AWS Console: Log in to your AWS Management Console. 2. Go to Amazon EventBridge: Head over to the Amazon EventBridge service. 3. Create Event Bus: Click on "Create event bus" and give it a meaningful name and description. 4. Configure Event Bus Settings: Specify any optional settings, such as enabling default event pattern filtering or configuring permissions. 5. Create the Event Bus: Hit that "Create" button, and voila! Your Event Bus is ready to go. 6. Integrate Services: Start integrating your AWS services with the Event Bus to enable seamless communication and coordination. 7. Monitor and Manage: Don't forget to regularly monitor your Event Bus performance and manage its configuration as your infrastructure evolves. Ready to supercharge your AWS infrastructure with streamlined communication? Give AWS Event Bus a try today and witness the power of event-driven architecture! I am immensely grateful to Harish Gunasekaran for his wonderful guidance and continuous encouragement. His insights have been a key ingredient in my progress. Grateful to KARTHI M Sir and AWS Cloud Club St.Joseph's Group of Institutions for entrusting me with the opportunity to embark on the AWS 30 Days Challenge! Their support has been invaluable in fueling my journey. 🚀 
#EventBridge #CloudComputing #InfrastructureAsCode
#AWS#CloudComputing #StJosephsInstitutions #PlacementEmpowerment #AWSCloudClubs #30daysCloudChallenge #PEPCloudChallenge #PEPChallenge #StudentsAtAWS #AWSchallenges #30daysChallenge
#Innovation #30daysChallenge #FirewallMastery 
#machinelearning

Hey Linkedin Fam ! 😊 ☁️ 30 Days Cloud Challenge - Day 16
 📌Today’s poc: Launching an AWS Event Bus - Streamlining Communication and Coordination! 📣 Excited to share that I've just set up an AWS Event Bus, revolutionizing how we manage communication and coordination within our AWS infrastructure! 🎉 For those unfamiliar, an Event Bus simplifies how different services within AWS communicate and coordinate tasks, enhancing efficiency and scalability. 📈 Whether it's triggering actions based on events or coordinating workflows across multiple services, the Event Bus streamlines our operations, making them more responsive and reliable. Instructions for Creating an Event Bus: 1. Navigate to AWS Console: Log in to your AWS Management Console. 2. Go to Amazon EventBridge: Head over to the Amazon EventBridge service. 3. Create Event Bus: Click on "Create event bus" and give it a meaningful name and description. 4. Configure Event Bus Settings: Specify any optional settings, such as enabling default event pattern filtering or configuring permissions. 5. Create the Event Bus: Hit that "Create" button, and voila! Your Event Bus is ready to go. 6. Integrate Services: Start integrating your AWS services with the Event Bus to enable seamless communication and coordination. 7. Monitor and Manage: Don't forget to regularly monitor your Event Bus performance and manage its configuration as your infrastructure evolves. Ready to supercharge your AWS infrastructure with streamlined communication? Give AWS Event Bus a try today and witness the power of event-driven architecture! Grateful to KARTHI M Sir and the AWS Cloud Club St.Joseph's Group of Institutions for entrusting me with the opportunity to embark on the AWS 30 Days Challenge! Their support has been invaluable in fueling my journey. 🚀 Special thanks to Ranjinni Joshe ✨️ for her unwavering guidance throughout, illuminating the path with expertise and encouragement. 🌟 Together, their belief in my potential has empowered me to explore and excel in the world of cloud computing. 
#EventBridge #CloudComputing #InfrastructureAsCode
#AWS#CloudComputing #StJosephsInstitutions #PlacementEmpowerment #AWSCloudClubs #30daysCloudChallenge #PEPCloudChallenge #PEPChallenge #StudentsAtAWS #AWSchallenges #30daysChallenge
#Innovation #30daysChallenge #FirewallMastery 
#machinelearning

In a shocking turn of events, we're excited to announce that Amazon Web Services (AWS) will be the talk of the day at... wait for it... an #AWS Community Day DACH 2024 event! Who would have thought? 😉 Now that we've blown your minds with this unexpected revelation, let's dive into why AWS is actually worth talking about (as if you didn't already know): 🚀 AWS: The unsung hero powering everything from your favorite cat video streaming service to mission-critical systems around the globe. It's like the air we breathe in the tech world - invisible, essential, and occasionally billed by the second. 🤓 #Community #Passion: The AWS community is so enthusiastic, they willingly spend their free time discussing cloud architecture. It's not a cult, we promise. (Okay, maybe a little.) 💡 #Innovation Central: Whether you're building the next big app or just trying to understand why your Lambda function is cold starting, AWS and its community have your back. Join us at AWS Community Day DACH 2024 for this groundbreaking opportunity to learn about AWS... at an AWS event! It's just 1 day to go and I hope Revolutionary, we know. You'll experience: - Talks about AWS (surprise!) - Networking with people who love AWS (shocking!) - The chance to say "serverless" unironically in public (liberating!) - Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime* opportunity to be part of the AWS revolution! Going seriously, we want to thank AWS for all the passion and technology innovation uniting people all around the world it delivers to us. Without of it lot's of amazing things could have not been possible and unity of us would have not exist. We love you 😍 *Event occurs annually. Revolution may or may not be cloud-native. #AWSCommunity #CloudComputing #WhoKnewAWSWasAThing #TechHumor #AWSCommunityDayDACH #AWSCommunityDay #AWSDACH #poweredbyaws #AWSCommunityDayDACH

🎉 Excited to share that I recently attended the AWSome Day Online Conference on July 11, 2024! It was an incredible experience, gaining deeper insights into AWS services and best practices. Big thanks to the AWS team for this opportunity to learn and grow. Looking forward to applying this knowledge in my upcoming projects! 🚀 #AWS #CloudComputing #AWSCertified #AWSomeDay #CloudInnovation #TechLearning #DigitalTransformation

Hello People!!😊✨ 🚀Day 16 of the 30 Days Cloud Challenge☁️ POC:16 📣Today's focus: Launching an AWS Event Bus - Revolutionizing Communication and Coordination! I'm thrilled to announce the successful setup of our AWS Event Bus, marking a significant leap in how we manage communication and coordination within our AWS infrastructure! 🎉 For those new to the concept, an Event Bus simplifies communication and coordination among various services within AWS, boosting efficiency and scalability. 📈 Whether it's triggering actions based on events or orchestrating workflows across multiple services, the Event Bus enhances our operations, making them more responsive and dependable. Here's a quick guide to setting up your own Event Bus: 1️⃣ Log in to your AWS Management Console. 2️⃣ Head to the Amazon EventBridge service. 3️⃣ Click on "Create event bus" and give it a meaningful name and description. 4️⃣ Customize settings as needed, such as enabling event pattern filtering or configuring permissions. 5️⃣ Hit "Create" - and voila! Your Event Bus is ready! 6️⃣ Integrate your AWS services with the Event Bus to enable seamless communication. 7️⃣ Keep an eye on performance and adapt configurations as your infrastructure evolves. Ready to optimize your AWS infrastructure with streamlined communication? Dive into the world of event-driven architecture today! Huge thanks to KARTHI M Sir and the AWS Cloud Club St.Joseph's Group of Institutions Cloud Club St. Joseph's Group of Institutions for their unwavering support during the AWS 30 Days Challenge! ✨️ #EventBridge #CloudComputing #InfrastructureAsCode #AWS #CloudComputing #StJosephsInstitutions #PlacementEmpowerment #AWSCloudClubs #30daysCloudChallenge #PEPCloudChallenge #PEPChallenge #StudentsAtAWS #AWSchallenges #30daysChallenge #Innovation #30daysChallenge #FirewallMastery  #machinelearning