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Say Hi to Compute

WhenSat, Oct 24, 10:00 PMStarts 34 minutes ago📅 Add to calendarWhereHostAWS SBG at Government College of Eng and Ceramic TechCostNot stated — check with the hostOneJoy doesn't handle payments — settle directly with the host or venue.CapacityOpen — no spot limit

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Say Hi to Compute AWS Student Builder Group, GCECT Explore the fundamentals of cloud computing and discover how Amazon Web Services (AWS) powers modern applications. This beginner-friendly session will walk you through the core concepts of cloud compute, from understanding physical infrastructure and virtualization to exploring Amazon EC2, containers, and serverless computing. Through practical examples and a live demonstration, you'll learn how cloud compute works, where different AWS services fit, and how developers use them to deploy and scale applications. What You'll Explore • Fundamentals of Cloud Computing • Introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS) • Physical Compute vs. Cloud Compute • Virtualization and Amazon EC2 • Serverless Computing with AWS Lambda • Live Demonstration of AWS Compute • AWS Learning Resources and Student Opportunities • Interactive Q&A Session Who Should Attend? • Students interested in cloud computing and AWS • Beginners with little or no prior AWS experience • Students looking to build practical cloud skills

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