Closing up 2023 with fantastic Practical Proactive Ops

Kia ora, dear members!

The Auckland AWS Tools and Programming team is thrilled to invite you for an incredible night to close our meetup agenda for 2023 before getting a well-deserved break to return in 2024 with much more fantastic content!
Dave Hall (Managing Director - Dave Hall Consulting and AWS Trainer Leader - contract / Pfizer) is our special guest speaker coming from Australia to talk about "Practical Proactive Ops"- with examples that teams can start rolling out when they get into the office on Friday!
Join us to celebrate our first year of successful meetups planned to bring knowledge-share and networking opportunities for our members and kindly sponsored by CMD and AWS.
It will be a fun night of learning, food, beers and a quiz with fantastic swags and AWS credit vouchers. Don't miss it out!

When: 5 pm on 23 November
Where: "Spaces", Level 17, PwC Tower, 15 Customs Street West · Auckland

Agenda
5:00 pm - Welcome & Networking
5:30 - Food & beverages
6:00 - Talk: "Practical Proactive Ops" / Dave Hall (Managing Director - Dave Hall Consulting and AWS Trainer Leader - contract / Pfizer)
6:30 - Quiz time - with the chance to win awesome swags and AWS Credit vouchers!
7:00 pm - Networking

"Practical Proactive Ops"
Adopting something new can be overwhelming. Starting with small experiments is often the best way. In this session, Dave will walk through some examples of where teams can start implementing proactive ops. These will be practical examples that teams can begin rolling out when they get into the office on Friday.

Dave is a recovering tech lead. He works with enterprises through to startups to build high-performing teams. With a cloud-first approach to automation, he focuses on time to first value. When Dave isn't travelling, he's based in Canberra, Australia.

We look forward to seeing you there!
Auckland AWS Tools and Programming team

How to find us:
Entry to the PWC building by the main entrance at Customs Street.
Go up by the escalators until the end. You will land at the Spectra cafe and PWC reception on the right. Take the lift to level 17.

Code of Conduct
Auckland AWS Tools and Programming is committed to providing a friendly and welcoming space for everyone who attends our meetup events, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. Any form of harassment, racism, misogyny, or xenophobia is unacceptable. Participants violating these rules will be invited to leave the meeting.