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| DATE | 2023-01-19 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [Hangout - NYLXS] Linux Conference
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https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press/the-linux-foundation-announces-conference-schedule-for-cassandra-summit-2023
The Linux Foundation Announces Conference Schedule for Cassandra Summit
2023
The Linux Foundation | 18 January 2023
The world’s largest gathering of Apache Cassandra® community members
features 60 sessions showcasing how organizations everywhere are
bridging Cassandra to the future.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 18, 2023 -- The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit
organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today
announced the full schedule for Cassandra Summit, a 2-day conference
focused on Apache Cassandra®, the massively scalable open source NoSQL
distributed database. The event is taking place March 13-14 in San Jose,
CA and virtually. The schedule can be viewed here.
Cassandra Summit is where the industry connects to share best practices
and use cases, celebrate makers and users, forge critical relationships,
and learn about advancements in Apache Cassandra and the ecosystem
driving today’s open source data infrastructure. The event will feature
a robust program of 60 sessions, covering a wide range of topics
including developing applications with Cassandra, cloud-native
deployments and strategies, what’s coming for future Cassandra versions,
and much more.
2023 Conference Session Highlights Include:
Apache Cassandra: What’s New and What’s Next - Scott Andreas, Apple,
Inc.
Journey for Modernizing Traditional Banking with Online Data
Platform - Suvarna Potdar & Dean Chen, U.S. Bank
Code That Can't Fail, Backed by Cassandra - Loren
Sands-Ramshaw, Temporal
K8ssandra: External Secrets Backend - Steven Seidman,
Datadog
Cassandra on ACID: This Changes Everything - Patrick
McFadin, DataStax
Securing Multi-Cluster Cassandra Deployments -
Jiong Liu, Wiz
Keynote speakers will be announced in the coming
weeks.
Registration (in-person) is offered at the early
price of US$499 through January 28. Registration
to attend virtually is $40. Members of The Linux
Foundation receive a 20 percent discount off
registration and can contact
events-at-linuxfoundation.org to request a member
discount code.
Applications for diversity and need-based
scholarships are currently being accepted. For
information on eligibility and how to apply,
please click here. The Linux Foundation’s Travel
Fund is also accepting applications, with the
goal of enabling open source developers and
community members to attend events that they
would otherwise be unable to attend due to a
lack of funding. To learn more and apply, please
click here.
Event Sponsors
Cassandra Summit 2023 is made possible thanks to
our sponsors, including Diamond Sponsor:
DataStax, Platinum Sponsor: Azul, Gold Sponsor:
AxonOps, and Silver Sponsors: Lightbits and
Portworx. For information on becoming an event
sponsor, click here or email us.
Press
Members of the press who would like to request a
press pass to attend should contact Kristin
O’Connell.
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Media Contact
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The Linux Foundation
koconnell-at-linuxfoundation.org
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