CloudCamp Cloud Conference Announced in Moscow

CloudCamp Technology Cloud Conference is an event where you can not only see interesting reports from leading experts in cloud technologies, but also take part in discussions and interesting discussions. Our speakers are representatives of the open-source community and leading experts on cloud technologies.

CloudCamp format combines an interesting professional report, answers to questions and a small discussion. We are counting on a prepared audience: both technology experts — leading developers and architects, and those who manage the software development and operation processes — development team leaders and technical managers at all levels.

The program of the event is divided into four large cloud themes - Private Cloud , Big Data and High Performance Computing , Windows Azure Cloud Platform and Cloud Services Development .



Private cloud

• Network infrastructure as a Service - open-source platform OpenStack: Ilya Alekseev, the community of OpenStack contributors in Russia
• Hyper-V Architecture: Geogriy Hajiyev, Microsoft, IT Pro Evangelist

High performance computing and big data

• High Performance Computing and In-Memory Data Grid: Alexey Ragozin, Deutsche Bank, Solution architect, VP
• CloudNumerics - Big Data, Clouds and Computing: Andrzej Arshavsky, Microsft, Technical Computing Development Manager

Windows Azure Cloud Platform

• Windows Azure - usage scenarios and cloud services architecture: Dmitry Martynov, Microsoft, Windows Azure PSA
• SaaS business - 20% of technology and 80% of the rest: David Szabo, Microsoft, Windows Azure PSA

The present and future of cloud services

• Features of the cloud services market in Russia: Anton Salov, Softline, Director of New Technologies)
• Future cloud operating system: Dave Nilsson, founder of CloudCamp and Silicon Valley CloudCenter

CloudCamp will be held on April 9 at 12 o'clock, the venue is the business center “Krylatsky Hills . The number of places is limited, participation is free - prior registration is required.