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Masters of Cloud 23 Infrastructure as Code. The key to manage Cloud Systems 23/05/2023 Link
CLOUDWORLD 23 Deploying Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Environments with Terraform 19/09/2023 Link
SPOUG 23 FinOps: Maximizing Business Value in Cloud Environments 17/10/2023 Link
HROUG 23 Developing a 100% SEO-friendly site in Oracle Cloud 19/10/2023 Link
UKOUG 23 Infrastructure as Code. The key to manage Cloud Systems 15/11/2023 Link
DOAG 23 Hello APEX! A full lifecycle app development with APEX and OCM 22/11/2023 Link
DOAG 23 New Channels to Improve Communication between Citizens and Public Services 23/11/2023 Link
NLOUG 24 Oracle Digital Assistant: No slides, just code 16/10/2024 Link
NLOUG 24 Enhancing FinOps in OCI with AI: Predictive Analysis & Resource Optimization 16/10/2024 Link
SPOUG 24 Enhancing FinOps in OCI with AI: Predictive Analysis & Resource Optimization 22/10/2024 Link
DOUG 24 IaC and automation: why you must change your pets for cattles 24/10/2024 Link

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