Cloud East returns in 2013 as the East of England event for cloud and data practitioners. The event has a strong, practical focus on helping people get the best from their cloud, NoSQL and data technologies. Come along to learn from your peers, share your own experiences and have fun.
Cloud East is about sharing experiences, techniques and advice to make everyone who participates more effective in their daily work. We use a mix of hands-on, tutorial, case study and panel session formats to maximize participant interaction & learning.
There's also plenty of time scheduled outside the main programme to meet others and chat about your common challenges and opportunities.
Get a feel for Cloud East 2013 by checking out Cloud East 2012 or watching some of the case studies and tutorials below, recorded for InfoQ.com at last year's conference.
Application Delivery in the Cloud with Alex Gosse.
Infrastructure as Code with Gareth Rushgrove.
Gareth Rushgrove offers advice, code samples, and introduces tools - Puppet, Chef and CloudFormation - helpful for automating every infrastructure operations.
MongoDB - Born in the Cloud with Ross Lawley.
Package Management for Windows Azure with Richard Astbury.
Richard Astbury demoes an Azure package management system useful for porting applications to Microsoft's PaaS.
Our event programme is now available.
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Cloud East is aimed at developers, architects, data scientists and their managers. If you want to reach this community then please consider sponsoring or supporting the event.