November 19, 2019

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We the people. . .are open source (sponsored by Amazon Web Services)

We the people. . .are open source (sponsored by Amazon Web Services)

Contributing to open source has been the cornerstone of Zaheda Bhorat's career in techshe has been an active champion of open source and the community for over 17 years. Zaheda talks about open source at Amazon Web Services (AWS) and takes you through some of the highlights of her journey to AWS.
Talk Title We the people. . .are open source (sponsored by Amazon Web Services)
Speakers Zaheda Bhorat (Amazon Web Services)
Conference O’Reilly Open Source Convention
Conf Tag Making Open Work
Location Austin, Texas
Date May 8-11, 2017
URL Talk Page
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Contributing to open source has been the cornerstone of Zaheda Bhorat’s career in tech—she has been an active champion of open source and the community for over 17 years. Zaheda talks about open source at Amazon Web Services (AWS) and takes you through some of the highlights of her journey to AWS. This keynote is sponsored by Amazon Web Services.

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