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Dear Community,

it's our favorite time of the year. The year is coming to an end, snow drops are falling, Glühwein and hot chocolate in the hand. Yet the best of it all: AWS re:Invent is coming closer with tons of exciting announcements and inspiring sessions taking place in Las Vegas!

Following the tradition, we will provide you with a great re:cap of the event, with all important updates, things you need to know to keep up with the latest AWS developments. We are very lucky to have two great sponsors for this event; Delivery Hero and Cast AI and we have organized a great lineup of speakers for you:

➡ Aaron Walker - Technology Director @base2Services ➡ Mauro Cherchi - Freelance Software Engineer @ MC ➡ Ramy Chamseddin - Cloud Solution Architect @ Capgemini

We are very excited to be receiving a summary of the major re:invent announcements and updates from these three expert speakers.

18:30 - Warming up and networking chat 19:00-19:45 - re:Invent re:cap part 1 19:45-20:00 - Break with foods & drinks 20:00-20:45 - re:Invent re:cap part 2 20:45-21:00 - Open Q&A, Discussion Round

For those who are interested to learn and discuss more, we may extend the time of the event for deeper discussions on important announcements.

The event is taking place at awesome Delivery Hero Offices, in the heart of Berlin. We're thankful for their hospitality and sponsorship along with Cast AI! And we look forward seeing you with us on the day!

Dear Community,

The AWS Community Day DACH event will bring together all AWS Communities from the DACH Region (Germany, Switzerland, and Austria) on 17th of September. The event will take place at the Smart Village Bogenhausen in Munich.

We are also part of the organization and will be there to cherish the day, learn, network and spend great time. Aaron Walker will also present a topic and will represent our community.

You can learn more about the event and register below. The participation is for free! https://www.aws-community-day.de

We hope to see as many of you with us on the day. Please let us know if you're joining and let this be a great September ahead! 🙌

Dear all,

with a wonderful Berlin Summit (and possibly last) gone like the wind, we are proud to announce our regular June session!

Accessibility note: this event will be wheelchair friendly. If additional support is needed, feel free to contact us at [email protected]

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18:15 - Warming up and networking chat 18:30 - 18:40 - Welcome talk by Adesso 18:40 - 19:15 - Aaron Walker // Networkless Revolution: Embracing AWS VPC Lattice for Modern Deployment

Embark on an in-depth exploration of Amazon VPC Lattice, an expansive application networking service designed to streamline network connectivity, traffic routing, and security management across diverse services spanning multiple VPCs and AWS accounts. In this session, we will draw insightful comparisons between Amazon VPC Lattice and traditional service mesh products and tools, illuminating how it facilitates the seamless transition of applications from monolithic architectures to microservices.

About Aaron: Technology Director at base2Services, AWS APN Ambassador, AWS User Group Leader

19:15 - 19:30 - Short break with snacks and drinks

19:30 - 20:15 - AWS User Group // Roundtable Discussion: Redefining the Community

The past few months have been a blast. Thanks to your interest and involvement, we have become a remarkable community, leading incredible discussions and organizing wonderful events. We know that there is always space for improvement! Our aim is to make our community more diverse, inclusive and accessible. Sharing some updates and ideas, we look forward receiving your feedback and hearing your opinion!

20:15 - 20:30 Closing Announcements

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