Air Traffic Control, Cloud, Drones & Co.

Dear members of Azure Meetup Frankfurt, we are happy to announce our next meetup in cooperation with Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH, IoT Hessen Meetup and GFU Cyrus AG (the IT training company).

DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH is responsible for air traffic control
(ATC) over German sky and it ensures safety for manned aviation for
over 25 years. Learn how the cloud is shaping air traffic control of
the future in the following talks:

SESSIONS:
https://developers.de/2019/09/02/air-traffic-control-cloud-drones/

#### From NEWSIM to NEWSIM Web
By Tim Gesekus & Jan Fiegert - DFS

Learning to fail (and trying again). Architecture evolution of a
modern ATC training system. Meet our technology stack and learn how we lifted a 20+ year old system into the cloud.

#### How the Cloud makes the Skies Safe
By Kristijan Caprdja - DFS

A new era is dawning for the DFS with unmanned robotic vehicles
seeking their place in the sky. Drones are everywhere! And they need
assistance! Find out how DFS utilizes cloud technologies to create
safe and efficient environment for all traffic participants. Get a taste of
the future!

#### Kubernetes on Azure
By Ricardo Machado - Microsoft
https://ricardomachado.net/
Let's run the most popular orchestrator on Microsoft Azure Platform.
Ricardo will talk about best practices with Kubernetes on Azure.

### Registration
To attend the event, you will have to as usual register at the meetup site or by cooperation partner.

Additionally, you MUST send an e-mail to: [kristijan.caprdja@dfs.de]
with the following subject: Meetup2019
The mail must contain your fist name, last name and your birthdate.
IMPORTANT
On check-in at DFS you will have to provide your personal ID, which has to match to data provide in your registration e-mail.

DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH
Systemhaus
Am DFS-Campus 7
63225 Langen
Check-In at Gate 1 (Tor 1)

How to find us?https://www.dfs.de/dfs_homepage/de/Unternehmen/%C3%9Cber%20uns/Standorte/Langen/)

Full AGENDA:
https://developers.de/2019/09/02/air-traffic-control-cloud-drones/