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Founders and commercial leaders share their experiences building and scaling B2B technology businesses. The panel covers sales strategies, customer segmentation, pipeline building and growth tactics for startups targeting a variety of customer types. This event is designed for startup founders and operators looking to improve their go-to-market approach.

This meetup focuses on building reliable software systems that handle failures, long-running processes, and distributed services. It is designed for developers, architects, and engineering leaders working on financial systems, platforms, SaaS, or AI applications. Attendees will learn practical lessons and real-world experiences about durability and complexity in engineering at scale.

This event features networking, demos, and discussions on maintaining fast Postgres databases in production using Supabase and Datadog. It is designed for backend and full-stack developers, engineering leads, and those interested in Postgres observability. Attendees will learn how to optimize and monitor their Supabase backend without needing deep database expertise.

The ClickHouse Jakarta Meetup features talks by data engineers and engineering leaders focused on scaling and optimizing analytics pipelines using ClickHouse technology. It is designed for data professionals and enthusiasts who want to learn about real-time analytics, data ingestion, and database performance. Attendees can network and engage with the local ClickHouse community in Jakarta.

This event features expert-led sessions presenting the latest updates from the SQL engineering team. It is targeted at professionals interested in SQL technology and database engineering. Attendees can learn about new capabilities and developments directly from Microsoft SQL engineers.

Technology leaders discuss strategies for scaling and securing AI implementations in enterprise systems. Attendees will learn about modernizing legacy applications, building AI-ready architectures, and managing cloud infrastructure and costs. The event targets professionals involved in deploying AI solutions in complex, regulated environments.

Rick Kalman, a Claris Platform Evangelist, discusses upcoming features and directions for FileMaker 2026, 2027, and beyond. The event is geared towards developers, users, and enthusiasts of the FileMaker platform interested in its future development. Attendees can gain insights into the platform's roadmap and evolution at this Chicago-based gathering.

This online event features two authors of the Market Guide for Observability Trend discussing how observability has evolved from a developer concern to a platform infrastructure challenge. It is aimed at professionals involved in platform engineering and infrastructure. Attendees will gain insights into the current market and best practices in observability and platform engineering.

Product leaders from Raycast, Notion, and OpenAI discuss how product teams are evolving and the challenges of building modern tools. This event is for product managers, developers, and operators interested in understanding emerging workflows and technology integrations. The conversation focuses on current changes, mistakes, and future directions without polished presentations.

This event discusses the evolving role of observability as a platform infrastructure challenge rather than a developer task. It is designed for platform engineering leaders who want to understand market trends including platform-owned instrumentation, cost management, and the impact of agentic AI. Speakers share research insights to help attendees prioritize observability efforts within their organizations.

Medellin dbt Meetup is an in-person networking event for data professionals focused on dbt and related data engineering topics. Attendees will hear community talks on dbt applications, data stacks, and governance, with time for discussion and reception. This event suits those working with data in Medellín interested in practical knowledge and community connections.

This event gathers startup founders building enterprise products, corporate innovation leaders, and investors for a breakfast panel and networking in Atlanta. Participants learn how startups connect with Fortune 500 companies through real pilot projects and contracts. The session aims to facilitate meaningful conversations to advance enterprise partnerships and deal-making.

This session explores the SQL Server Query Store feature with a focus on performance tuning, configuration, and best practices. It is aimed at database professionals or operators seeking to troubleshoot and optimize their query performance. Attendees will learn practical tips and advanced techniques to enhance their use of Query Store.

This SEO meetup in Hamburg covers how teams can automate routine SEO tasks without large budgets or technical teams. The speaker shares practical automation techniques and leads a mini workshop to identify automation potential. Attendees learn to save time and increase output using simple tools and processes.

This event presents the future of dbt's engine with a focus on Core v2, Fusion, and the introduction of dbt State. It is designed for people working with data who want to learn how to use these developments to improve efficiency and upgrade their workflows. Attendees will gain practical knowledge about the new features and tools offered by dbt.

This event teaches five proven database patterns that improve how applications interact with data and enhance maintainability, performance, and adaptability. It is designed for application developers looking to modernize or design new software architectures. Attendees gain practical approaches aligned with modern capabilities developed with large Microsoft customers.

This event focuses on practical applications of time series data using Databricks, covering enterprise AI platform scaling and time series pipeline patterns. It is designed for data professionals and industry peers interested in data engineering, AI, and analytics. Attendees can learn from real-world case studies and network with others in the Sydney tech scene.

This event covers Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and AI in business technology for professionals in the Microsoft ecosystem. Attendees can learn from local experts, discover the latest innovations, and network with peers and sponsors. The two-day program offers technical content and opportunities to explore partnership options.

This event brings together data professionals and analytics engineers in the San Francisco Bay Area to share experiences with dbt and related data topics. Attendees can network, enjoy lightning talks, and discuss community-driven insights into analytics engineering and data workflows. It is designed for those working with or interested in data transformation and analytics practices.

This technical session presents approaches for offloading data from IBM i (AS/400) Db2 systems to modern analytics platforms, databases, APIs, and applications. It is aimed at operators and technical professionals who need scalable data delivery from core IBM i systems. Attendees will learn practical data offloading patterns, continuous data capture, and how to configure TapData for this task.

This online event explains the complex decisions and integrations required to build an internal developer platform using Backstage. It is targeted at platform teams and developers interested in understanding platform architecture, plugin ecosystems, and building or adopting complete internal developer platforms. Attendees will gain practical insight into observability, CI/CD, and platform design trade-offs.

This event features a panel of women executives discussing leadership in AI, cybersecurity, and enterprise transformation. It is designed for technology executives, security, AI and data professionals, as well as students and aspiring tech leaders. Attendees will learn about driving innovation responsibly and hear executive perspectives on the challenges and opportunities in the AI era.

This online talk covers the hidden costs and operational challenges of running cloud-distributed architectures at scale, with examples from Azure and IoT platforms. It is for software architects and engineers interested in improving scalability, observability, and cost management. Attendees will learn practical approaches to designing and supporting complex cloud-native systems.

This event explores Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) architecture, focusing on data ownership, cost control, and system design using open source databases. It targets technical operators interested in managing their cloud infrastructure while balancing vendor control and self-hosted data. Attendees can network and learn practical insights about shared responsibility and performance optimization.