Developer Week Cloud - Qovery is coming to Austin đșđž
What is the Developer Week Cloud?
DeveloperWeek Cloud Conference (Palmer Events Center, Austin, TX) is the premiere international cloud computing conference, where 3,500+ cloud engineers & developers, IT managers, entrepreneurs, and innovators will converge to discover this yearâs newest cloud computing innovations! DeveloperWeek Conferences already attract 2,000 â 4,000 attendees per event, and DeveloperWeek Cloud is part of the worldâs largest software developer event series!
Want to meet us there?
First, you can just meet us at our beautiful Qovery booth, where you will be able to talk to us during the whole event, but if you want to make sure that we have the time for a proper chat, donât hesitate to book a slot in the calendar!
We canât wait to meet you all and see you very soon đ€©
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