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Event OpenSearch Project Autumn meetup in Berlin 2025-11-06
Securing OpenSearch: Hints for avoiding common hassles 2025-11-06 · 19:50 Nils Bandender – Software Architect Configuring authentication and authorization for an OpenSearch cluster is often named as one of the bigger challenges in setup. However, by keeping a few key points in mind, you can avoid many issues and make the configuration process less stressful. We will walk through the important aspects. opensearch Cyber Security authentication authorization
A deep dive into vector search 2025-11-06 · 18:45 Ulrich Hinze – Senior Solutions Architect @ AWS Vector search is a fundamental technology accompanying modern AI solutions such as agents. In this session, we’ll dive into how vector search works and how it solves real-world use cases for AWS customers. We’ll also discuss the challenges of implementing vector search at scale, and the mechanisms that OpenSearch provides to handle them. vector search opensearch AWS ai

AWS UG Berlin Workshop - Generative AI 2023-10-31 · 14:00 It is our favorite time of the year and things look quite exciting for the AWS community. Yet we are thrilled and proud to announce another super-interactive, practical concept: AWS User Group Workshops 🙌🏽 We kick-start our workshop with the hot topic of the year: Generative AI When? 31st of October\, Tuesday \\| 15:00 - 19:00 Where? Public Cloud Group: Friedrichstrasse 95, Berlin How? Fill out this form to register. We will shortlist applications next week and inform every applicant. Limited seats are available for the event. We hope to offer more seats in the future! Important: You need to bring your own laptop to this workshop. You will be using your own AWS account for the workshop. Be prepared to receive some minor expenses. You are responsible for clearing out your environment by the end of the workshop (although you will receive instructions how to) 🍕 Our beloved host sponsors Pizza and beverages 🥤 So you can rely on dinner provided for the length of the workshop. 😊 Title: Building Generative AI Applications on AWS Description: Generative AI is a hot topic these days. Almost everybody has played GenAI chatbots, and some already have exerimented programmatically with GenAI APIs. But building real-world GenAI-based or GenAI-enhanced applications takes more than just throwing prompts at an interface. In this workshop, participants will first learn some theory about Foundation Models (FMs), how they work and how to use them in applications. They will learn about different types/families of models as well as customisation techniques such as Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), Fine-Tuning and Prompt Engineering. In the second part of the workshop, participants will get hands-on and try out different FMs hosted on Amazon Bedrock and write own applications to interact with the models. AWS Solutions Architects will guide them through different scenarios and will be available for questions and discussions. Please note that participants need solid hands-on experience with AWS. Python and Jupyter Notebook experience is an advantage, but reading introductory material on both as a preparation is enough. A few days before the event, we will share a few steps to prepare your environment, so that we can get started quicker. 🚀 About Facilitators Ulrich Hinze is a Solutions Architect at AWS. He partners with software companies to architect and implement cloud-based solutions on AWS. Before joining AWS, he worked for AWS customers and partners in software engineering, consulting, and architecture roles for 8+ years. Alex Günsche is a Senior Solutions Architect at AWS with 20 years of IT experience in expert and leadership roles. He is a strong advocate of agile and DevOps practices, and he enjoys seeing serverless, cloud-native and event-driven architectures deployed at scale. He has delivered large transformation projects and successfully developed own and customers’ businesses. For additional questions and suggestions, feel free to contact us on our LinkedIn page. Thank you for your interest - and we look forward to meeting you in the end of the month! ======================================================================== Additional Information Would you like to host AWS UG MeetUp at your company? Register here Would you like to speak at AWS UG MeetUp? Submit your talk here	AWS UG Berlin Workshop - Generative AI

It is our favorite time of the year and things look quite exciting for the AWS community. Yet we are thrilled and proud to announce another super-interactive, practical concept: AWS User Group Workshops 🙌🏽

We kick-start our workshop with the hot topic of the year: Generative AI When? 31st of October\, Tuesday \| 15:00 - 19:00 Where? Public Cloud Group: Friedrichstrasse 95, Berlin How? Fill out this form to register. We will shortlist applications next week and inform every applicant. Limited seats are available for the event. We hope to offer more seats in the future!

Important: You need to bring your own laptop to this workshop. You will be using your own AWS account for the workshop. Be prepared to receive some minor expenses. You are responsible for clearing out your environment by the end of the workshop (although you will receive instructions how to)

🍕 Our beloved host sponsors Pizza and beverages 🥤 So you can rely on dinner provided for the length of the workshop. 😊

Title: Building Generative AI Applications on AWS

Description: Generative AI is a hot topic these days. Almost everybody has played GenAI chatbots, and some already have exerimented programmatically with GenAI APIs. But building real-world GenAI-based or GenAI-enhanced applications takes more than just throwing prompts at an interface. In this workshop, participants will first learn some theory about Foundation Models (FMs), how they work and how to use them in applications. They will learn about different types/families of models as well as customisation techniques such as Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), Fine-Tuning and Prompt Engineering. In the second part of the workshop, participants will get hands-on and try out different FMs hosted on Amazon Bedrock and write own applications to interact with the models. AWS Solutions Architects will guide them through different scenarios and will be available for questions and discussions. Please note that participants need solid hands-on experience with AWS. Python and Jupyter Notebook experience is an advantage, but reading introductory material on both as a preparation is enough.

A few days before the event, we will share a few steps to prepare your environment, so that we can get started quicker. 🚀

About Facilitators

Ulrich Hinze is a Solutions Architect at AWS. He partners with software companies to architect and implement cloud-based solutions on AWS. Before joining AWS, he worked for AWS customers and partners in software engineering, consulting, and architecture roles for 8+ years.
Alex Günsche is a Senior Solutions Architect at AWS with 20 years of IT experience in expert and leadership roles. He is a strong advocate of agile and DevOps practices, and he enjoys seeing serverless, cloud-native and event-driven architectures deployed at scale. He has delivered large transformation projects and successfully developed own and customers’ businesses.

For additional questions and suggestions, feel free to contact us on our LinkedIn page. Thank you for your interest - and we look forward to meeting you in the end of the month!

======================================================================== Additional Information Would you like to host AWS UG MeetUp at your company? Register here Would you like to speak at AWS UG MeetUp? Submit your talk here

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