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StackBooster at Web Summit 2024

Alex Sharabudinov

Nov 26, 2024 — 1 min read

The opening event of Web Summit 2024

Web Summit 2024, one of the world’s leading technology conferences, brought together over 70,000 attendees from around the globe to explore the future of technology and innovation.

Main Stage of Web Summit, Day 1

We conducted live demos that engaged the audience, showcasing the platform’s ability to optimize cloud infrastructure seamlessly.

Our founders Val Chalyi and Alex Sharabudinov present our PAAS on alfa booth on websummit 2024

The event brought invaluable opportunities to connect with DevOps engineers and startup CTOs eager for quick, automated Kubernetes setups and insights on successful migrations from legacy infrastructure. We also connected with startup founders and company leaders focused on optimizing AWS resource utilization and achieving significant cost savings. 🚀 #Kubernetes #CloudNative #AWSOptimization

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