Docker Blr x Graph Database Blr in collaboration with Google Developers

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This March 11th, 2023, Docker Bangalore Meetup Community is coming together with Graph Database Bangalore community in collaboration with Google Developers to conduct a meetup event for Database practitioners. This will be a 100% in-person event where Developers and DevOps mindset, skills, and tools converge. This will be a half-day event that brings together leaders in Graph Database and the Cloud-native world to collaborate and learn from each other. We encourage people with technology and business backgrounds to attend, learn and share experiences.

Here’s an opportunity to showcase what you have been building with Docker and Graph Database. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, you’ll find plenty of inspiration and valuable connections. So don’t miss this chance to be a part of the thriving Graph Database and Docker community.

Agenda:

• Ajeet Singh Raina, Developer Advocate @ Docker - Connecting a Real-Time Sensor Data to Neo4j with Docker Extension: A Comprehensive Guide - 30-35 min
• Siddhant Agarwal, Tech Community Manager - APAC @ Neo4j - Graphs are Everywhere - 30-35 min
• Vishwas Narayan, Community Evangelist @ Devtron - Vertex AI and Graph Database - 30-35 min
• Abhishek Das, Full Stack Developer @ SchoolOkay - Breaking the Ice on Graph database using Neo4j and Docker - 30-35 min

Venue: Google RMZ Infinity, No. 3, Old Madras Rd, Sadanandanagar, Bennigana Halli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560016

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YOU MUST REGISTER HERE (Meetup RSVP doesn't get you entry confirmation. Confirmation mails will be sent on 9th or 10th Dec.)

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Kindly adhere to following COVID-19 safety measures. The event host is instituting the above safety measures for this event without which entry would not be allowed.

• Masks required
• All attendees should carry a government ID and proof of COVID vaccination.

Heartiest thanks to Google Developers for hosting this meetup.