[Vilnius] Rolling Scopes Meetup

The Rolling Scopes community is delighted to invite you to our offline meetup in Vilnius.

Join us for a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, expand your knowledge, and learn from expert speakers from AWS.

⭐ WHAT: Two technical sessions with a pizza break
⭐ WHERE: IMAGURU Startup Hub, Vytenio Str. 18, 5 floor
⭐ WHEN: July 13, 19:00
⭐ LANGUAGE: English
⭐ ADMISSION: Free of charge

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AGENDA
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▪️ "How Does the Ideal CI/CD Pipeline Look?" by Viktor Vedmich, Senior Developer Advocate at AWS

In 2022, everyone knows about CI/CD, but every time we start a new project, we look for answers to many questions:

• What's the best branch strategy?
• Where and how should I implement the quality gate?
• When does CI finish and CD start?
• What steps should be included in the CI/CD pipeline to reduce lead time for changes (LT) and mean time to recovery (MTTR)?

We'll go through the blueprint of the CI/CD pipeline and identify metrics that help measure your CI/CD and increase deployment frequency.

▪️ "AWS Graviton: Hands-On Approach to Migration" by Mike Golubev, Principal Solutions Architect at AWS

AWS Graviton processors powered by Arm architecture were first launched in 2018. By now, the third generation is already available, designed to deliver the best price-performance for cloud workloads. There are instances covering different use-cases, including general-purpose workloads, graphics applications, machine learning, high-performance compute and so on. But how do you actually migrate? What do you start with? What are the pitfalls and how to avoid them? In this talk we’ll focus on specific use-cases including databases, containers and serverless; and specific technology stacks including Java and Python. We’ll look into the AWS Graviton adoption process and discuss tips and tricks and real-life migration stories.

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SPEAKERS
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😎 Viktor Vedmich ▪️ Senior Developer Advocate at AWS in Munich
During his career, Viktor managed to work as a developer, administrator, and, of course, a systems engineer (DevOps). For a long time, he worked by combining the roles of a system architect and engineer on projects based on Kubernetes. Always shares knowledge through speeches, audio, and video podcasts.

😎 Mike Golubev ▪️ Principal Solutions Architect at AWS in Munich
Mike helps AWS customers build efficient infrastructures in the cloud. He has worked in IT for over 15 years, starting as a freelance developer and then transitioning through multiple roles and teams, including the support team, professional services, and pre-sales. Before AWS, he worked in CloudBlue (an Ingram Micro business) with Telcos and Distributors across EMEA to expand their product portfolio with cloud services.

🔆 Don't miss out on this exciting evening of learning and networking. Join us on July 13th!

⏳ Reserve your spot now — space is limited!