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Tech Talk Live #148 - Reduce Alfresco Content Services Operational Burden with AWS Serverless

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‎1 Jun 2023 2:30 PM

Join us on June 21st for TTL #148 to discover all about reducing Alfresco Content Services operational burden with AWS Serverless

Let AWS handle the undifferentiated heavy lifting of maintaining your Kubernetes, database, file storage and compute infrastructure so you can focus running Alfresco for your customers. Using AWS serverless, you don’t worry about under- or over-provisioning when your infrastructure usage is not easily determined. In this talk, we demonstrate how Alfresco Content Services can be deployed serverlessly with AWS Fargate, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service, Amazon Aurora Serverless and Amazon Elastic File System.

As usual we will finish with a Q&A session, so don't forget to prepare your questions.

 

Date: June 21st, 2023

Time: 10AM EDT | 3PM BST | 4PM CEST

Speaker: WeeMeng Chong, Sr Partner Solution Architect, Amazon Web Services

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Register here: TTL #148 - Zoom Webinar

 

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About the Author
Open source Community Manager at Hyland. Open source enthusiast, contributor, user, and professional since the end of the 90s. Building tech communities around open source projects. I also teach and advise on open source, and write tutorials.
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