The registration for DevOps Meetup by Andersen and Amazon Web Services is continuing🔥
Why is it worth attending?
Andersen’s meetups imply speeches by IT experts, interesting reports, cool networking with like-minded people, and a buffet!
👉🏻 https://forms.gle/farYm8PCeeUK3fsX7
And, of course, we’re introducing the next speakers to you:
🎤 Monika Nowakowska (AWS Associate Solutions Architect)
🎤 Krzysztof Wilczynski (AWS Professional Services DevOps Consultant)
Scaling on AWS for your first 10 million users
🔥 Monika is AWS Solutions Architect with background in technical support engineering and a passion for empowering early-stage startups to succeed in the ever-evolving digital landscape. On a daily basis I collaborate with Startups across the EMEA region to architect innovative solutions and drive business growth.
🔥 Krzysztof supports AWS' largest customers. He specializes in Python (programming language), Serverless Cloud Services, and Cloud Security (DevSecOps practices). Krzysztof works hand-in-hand with both engineers and executives from his customer's side to ensure a "well-architected", smooth, secure, and cost-optimized adoption of the cloud.
The speech will be about:
– scaling infrastructure to accommodate rapid user growth without compromising performance; scaling to millions of users; automating deployment and scaling and cost reduction; overview of best practices for scalable apps (using the example of AWS).
Why is it worth attending?
Andersen’s meetups imply speeches by IT experts, interesting reports, cool networking with like-minded people, and a buffet!
👉🏻 https://forms.gle/farYm8PCeeUK3fsX7
And, of course, we’re introducing the next speakers to you:
🎤 Monika Nowakowska (AWS Associate Solutions Architect)
🎤 Krzysztof Wilczynski (AWS Professional Services DevOps Consultant)
Scaling on AWS for your first 10 million users
🔥 Monika is AWS Solutions Architect with background in technical support engineering and a passion for empowering early-stage startups to succeed in the ever-evolving digital landscape. On a daily basis I collaborate with Startups across the EMEA region to architect innovative solutions and drive business growth.
🔥 Krzysztof supports AWS' largest customers. He specializes in Python (programming language), Serverless Cloud Services, and Cloud Security (DevSecOps practices). Krzysztof works hand-in-hand with both engineers and executives from his customer's side to ensure a "well-architected", smooth, secure, and cost-optimized adoption of the cloud.
The speech will be about:
– scaling infrastructure to accommodate rapid user growth without compromising performance; scaling to millions of users; automating deployment and scaling and cost reduction; overview of best practices for scalable apps (using the example of AWS).
We are continuing to introduce the speakers of DevOps Meetup. Andersen & Amazon Web Services 🔥
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🎤 Artsem Maliutsin (DevSecOps Engineer)
Kubernetes Security: Best Practices at Andersen
During this presentation, we’ll discuss:
– a high-quality set of strategies to improve the security and efficiency of Kubernetes deployments;
– Andersen’s best practices that played a decisive role in the success of our projects.
Artsem Maliutsin is an experienced DevOps engineer at Andersen. He has honed his expertise for more than four years. Throughout his tenure, Artsem has played a significant role in the adoption, design, and spreading of DevOps practices across a variety of projects, with a significant focus on the healthcare sector. He enables teams to work more efficiently together and, as a result, projects are finished faster with better results.
Why is it worth attending?
Andersen’s meetups imply speeches by IT experts, interesting reports, cool networking with like-minded people, and a buffet!
See you!
👉🏻 https://forms.gle/farYm8PCeeUK3fsX7
🎤 Artsem Maliutsin (DevSecOps Engineer)
Kubernetes Security: Best Practices at Andersen
During this presentation, we’ll discuss:
– a high-quality set of strategies to improve the security and efficiency of Kubernetes deployments;
– Andersen’s best practices that played a decisive role in the success of our projects.
Artsem Maliutsin is an experienced DevOps engineer at Andersen. He has honed his expertise for more than four years. Throughout his tenure, Artsem has played a significant role in the adoption, design, and spreading of DevOps practices across a variety of projects, with a significant focus on the healthcare sector. He enables teams to work more efficiently together and, as a result, projects are finished faster with better results.
Why is it worth attending?
Andersen’s meetups imply speeches by IT experts, interesting reports, cool networking with like-minded people, and a buffet!
See you!
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Hello friends!👋
Andersen invites you to join its free educational online course
“Business Analysis from the scratch”
Locations*:
Poland
Hungary
Lithuania
Georgia
Kazakhstan
Belarus
*Including relocatees.
The best students will be offered to take part in a traineeship with subsequent employment in our company.
The training "Business Analysis from the scratch" consists of:
Theoretical training - online course
Laboratory - theoretical and practical training with subsequent employment at Andersen.
Online course:
📍Start - April 2024
📍2 months, 2 times a week (in the evening)
📍A lecture duration is 2 hours.
📍theory + practice + home assignments
📍The lecturer - Senior Business Analyst
All requirements for candidates, additional information, and the registration form can be found HERE
If you have already BA course completed, try starting with Laboratory you can apply HERE
Hello friends!👋
Andersen invites you to join its free educational online course
“Business Analysis from the scratch”
Locations*:
Poland
Hungary
Lithuania
Georgia
Kazakhstan
Belarus
*Including relocatees.
The best students will be offered to take part in a traineeship with subsequent employment in our company.
The training "Business Analysis from the scratch" consists of:
Theoretical training - online course
Laboratory - theoretical and practical training with subsequent employment at Andersen.
Online course:
📍Start - April 2024
📍2 months, 2 times a week (in the evening)
📍A lecture duration is 2 hours.
📍theory + practice + home assignments
📍The lecturer - Senior Business Analyst
All requirements for candidates, additional information, and the registration form can be found HERE
If you have already BA course completed, try starting with Laboratory you can apply HERE
BA&SA Community is taking the baton of April’s Tech Talks!
Register here: https://forms.gle/RovcpkzDXBAC5Zes9
On April 5, we’ll talk about user identification and the use of the OpenID Connect protocol for such tasks. And the speaker will be Elena Oger – Business and System Analyst at Andersen.
Meeting agenda:
– Introduction to the OAuth protocol and authorization options;
– Insight into OpenID Connect and how it works;
– Review of OpenID Connect: tokens, their contents, and correct submission of requirements;
– Q&A session.
The meeting will be interesting for Business Analysts, Product Owners, and Project Managers.
Tech Talk details:
– April 5
– 18:30 CET
– Offline
Andersen’s office in Warsaw: ul. Rondo Daszyńskiego 1, 23 floor
– Online
The link will be sent to your email specified in the registration form.
– Language: English
See you!
Register here: https://forms.gle/RovcpkzDXBAC5Zes9
On April 5, we’ll talk about user identification and the use of the OpenID Connect protocol for such tasks. And the speaker will be Elena Oger – Business and System Analyst at Andersen.
Meeting agenda:
– Introduction to the OAuth protocol and authorization options;
– Insight into OpenID Connect and how it works;
– Review of OpenID Connect: tokens, their contents, and correct submission of requirements;
– Q&A session.
The meeting will be interesting for Business Analysts, Product Owners, and Project Managers.
Tech Talk details:
– April 5
– 18:30 CET
– Offline
Andersen’s office in Warsaw: ul. Rondo Daszyńskiego 1, 23 floor
– Online
The link will be sent to your email specified in the registration form.
– Language: English
See you!
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Hey analysts!⭐️
Are you interested in more technical topics?
Let's read an article about Microservice Architecture.
In this article, you will learn about the following:
🔸Definition Of Microservice Architecture
🔸Key Concepts Of Microservice Architecture
🔸Pros And Cons Of Microservice Architecture
🔸UBER — Case Study
Are you interested in more technical topics?
Let's read an article about Microservice Architecture.
In this article, you will learn about the following:
🔸Definition Of Microservice Architecture
🔸Key Concepts Of Microservice Architecture
🔸Pros And Cons Of Microservice Architecture
🔸UBER — Case Study
Medium
Microservice Architecture — Explore UBER’s Microservice Architecture
This article on Microservice Architecture will help you understand the working of Microservices with the help of UBER case-study.
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Hey analysts!⭐️
Nice cheat sheet “Top 9 HTTP Request Methods”.
If you have something to share, feel free to do so😃
#cheatsheet
Nice cheat sheet “Top 9 HTTP Request Methods”.
If you have something to share, feel free to do so
#cheatsheet
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Have you ever wondered what cooking a delicious burger and writing an effective email have in common?
We invite you to discuss this at the upcoming BA Meetup in Krakow. Together with the speaker – Anna Sokolovskaya – we’ll figure out how to make an email not only juicy but also good for you.
Register here: https://forms.gle/L4qzW7n3vpLqneU19
Agenda:
🍔 Introduction: what a burger and an email have in common;
🍔 Main ingredients: burger vs. email;
🍔 Structure is a good thing: putting everything together;
🍔 How to make it work: tips and recommendations;
🍔 Secret sauce;
🍔 Q&A session.
Tech Talk details:
– April 16
– 17:00 CET
– Offline
Andersen’s office in Krakow: ul. Al. Pokoju 18 B3, 31-564, 4 floor
– Online
The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form.
– Language: English
We invite you to discuss this at the upcoming BA Meetup in Krakow. Together with the speaker – Anna Sokolovskaya – we’ll figure out how to make an email not only juicy but also good for you.
Register here: https://forms.gle/L4qzW7n3vpLqneU19
Agenda:
🍔 Introduction: what a burger and an email have in common;
🍔 Main ingredients: burger vs. email;
🍔 Structure is a good thing: putting everything together;
🍔 How to make it work: tips and recommendations;
🍔 Secret sauce;
🍔 Q&A session.
Tech Talk details:
– April 16
– 17:00 CET
– Offline
Andersen’s office in Krakow: ul. Al. Pokoju 18 B3, 31-564, 4 floor
– Online
The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form.
– Language: English
Hey analysts!⭐️
As a business analyst, you need to have the ability to showcase how data seamlessly flows between information systems, ensuring smooth operations, and avoiding the headaches of data inconsistencies and mapping issues.
With data mapping, you can take control of your projects from the very beginning, setting the stage for successful implementation.
In this article, author will guide you step-by-step through the process of creating a data map, without needing any type of coding language or SQL knowledge.
Once you understand data mapping, you’ll be empowered to tackle data migration and system integration projects with confidence!
As a business analyst, you need to have the ability to showcase how data seamlessly flows between information systems, ensuring smooth operations, and avoiding the headaches of data inconsistencies and mapping issues.
With data mapping, you can take control of your projects from the very beginning, setting the stage for successful implementation.
In this article, author will guide you step-by-step through the process of creating a data map, without needing any type of coding language or SQL knowledge.
Once you understand data mapping, you’ll be empowered to tackle data migration and system integration projects with confidence!
Bridging the Gap | We'll Help You Start Your Business Analyst Career
What is Data Mapping?
As a business analyst, you need to have the ability to showcase how data seamlessly flows between information systems, ensuring smooth operations, and avoiding the headaches of data inconsistencies and mapping issues. With data mapping, you can take control…
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Hi analysts!⭐️
Let's continue collecting different cheat sheets.
For today we have SQL cheat sheet.
Do you find it useful?🤔
#cheatsheet
Let's continue collecting different cheat sheets.
For today we have SQL cheat sheet.
Do you find it useful?🤔
#cheatsheet
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Hi analysts!
Sounds as interesting topic for any technology😃
Sounds as interesting topic for any technology
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How to convince everyone that you are the perfect candidate in just one tech interview?
Let’s discuss this at the upcoming Tech Talk with Andersen in Tbilisi. Sergey Rozhkov, Senior JS Developer, will tell us how to properly stand out from other candidates and demonstrate hard and soft skills without unnecessary stress. Also, he’ll share tips for successfully passing and conducting technical interviews, based on his first-hand experience.
Register here
👀 The meeting will be interesting for:
– Developers of all levels;
– Tech interviewers;
– Development team managers.
‼️ Tech Talk details:
– April 18
– 19:00 (Tbilisi time) / 17:00 CET
– Offline
Andersen’s Office in Tbilisi: Tiflis Development Business Centre (Andria Apakidze 11, floor 13)
– Online
The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form.
– Language: Russian
Come or connect – let’s get to know each other and learn an ocean of useful information!
How to convince everyone that you are the perfect candidate in just one tech interview?
Let’s discuss this at the upcoming Tech Talk with Andersen in Tbilisi. Sergey Rozhkov, Senior JS Developer, will tell us how to properly stand out from other candidates and demonstrate hard and soft skills without unnecessary stress. Also, he’ll share tips for successfully passing and conducting technical interviews, based on his first-hand experience.
Register here
– Developers of all levels;
– Tech interviewers;
– Development team managers.
– April 18
– 19:00 (Tbilisi time) / 17:00 CET
– Offline
Andersen’s Office in Tbilisi: Tiflis Development Business Centre (Andria Apakidze 11, floor 13)
– Online
The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form.
– Language: Russian
Come or connect – let’s get to know each other and learn an ocean of useful information!
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Hey analysts!⭐️
Two separate applications need an intermediary to talk to each other. So, developers often build bridges — Application Programming Interfaces — to allow one system to access the information or functionality of another.
In order to integrate applications quickly and at scale, APIs are realized using protocols and/or specifications to define the semantics and syntax of the messages passed across the wire. These specifications make up the API architecture.
Over time, different API architectural styles have been released. Each of them has its own patterns of standardizing data exchange. A pull of choices raises endless debates as to which architectural style is best.
In this article, author will stay objective and discuss the four major API styles in the order of their appearance, compare their strong and weak sides, and highlight the scenarios where each of them fits best.
Do you have anything to add?
Two separate applications need an intermediary to talk to each other. So, developers often build bridges — Application Programming Interfaces — to allow one system to access the information or functionality of another.
In order to integrate applications quickly and at scale, APIs are realized using protocols and/or specifications to define the semantics and syntax of the messages passed across the wire. These specifications make up the API architecture.
Over time, different API architectural styles have been released. Each of them has its own patterns of standardizing data exchange. A pull of choices raises endless debates as to which architectural style is best.
In this article, author will stay objective and discuss the four major API styles in the order of their appearance, compare their strong and weak sides, and highlight the scenarios where each of them fits best.
Do you have anything to add?
Medium
Comparing API Architectural Styles: SOAP vs REST vs GraphQL vs RPC
Two separate applications need an intermediary to talk to each other. So, developers often build bridges — Application Programming…
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#course
Hello friends!👋
Andersen invites you to join its free educational online course
“Business Analysis from the scratch”
Locations*:
Poland
Hungary
Lithuania
Georgia
Kazakhstan
Belarus
*Including relocatees.
The best students will be offered to take part in a traineeship with subsequent employment in our company.
The training "Business Analysis from the scratch" consists of:
Theoretical training - online course
Laboratory - theoretical and practical training with subsequent employment at Andersen.
Online course:
📍Start - April 2024
📍2 months, 2 times a week (in the evening)
📍A lecture duration is 2 hours.
📍theory + practice + home assignments
📍The lecturer - Senior Business Analyst
All requirements for candidates, additional information, and the registration form can be found HERE
If you have already BA course completed, try starting with Laboratory you can apply HERE
Hello friends!👋
Andersen invites you to join its free educational online course
“Business Analysis from the scratch”
Locations*:
Poland
Hungary
Lithuania
Georgia
Kazakhstan
Belarus
*Including relocatees.
The best students will be offered to take part in a traineeship with subsequent employment in our company.
The training "Business Analysis from the scratch" consists of:
Theoretical training - online course
Laboratory - theoretical and practical training with subsequent employment at Andersen.
Online course:
📍Start - April 2024
📍2 months, 2 times a week (in the evening)
📍A lecture duration is 2 hours.
📍theory + practice + home assignments
📍The lecturer - Senior Business Analyst
All requirements for candidates, additional information, and the registration form can be found HERE
If you have already BA course completed, try starting with Laboratory you can apply HERE
Let's be honest: unfortunately, there is no guide for a perfect interview passing so that a potential employer or customer likes you within the first few seconds.
But there are personal experiences of colleagues and case studies. Aleksey Petrov, Business and System Analyst, will give you a cue on how to answer the questions about your merits and flaws right using the Myers-Briggs type indicator.
Register here: https://forms.gle/aW5Rkgw3BfdEjLL79
– April 25
– 18:00 (Tbilisi time) / 16:00 CET
– Offline:
Andersen’s office in Tbilisi (Tiflis Development Business Center, Andria Apakidze 11, floor 13)
– Online:
The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form
– Language: Russian
See you!
But there are personal experiences of colleagues and case studies. Aleksey Petrov, Business and System Analyst, will give you a cue on how to answer the questions about your merits and flaws right using the Myers-Briggs type indicator.
Register here: https://forms.gle/aW5Rkgw3BfdEjLL79
– April 25
– 18:00 (Tbilisi time) / 16:00 CET
– Offline:
Andersen’s office in Tbilisi (Tiflis Development Business Center, Andria Apakidze 11, floor 13)
– Online:
The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form
– Language: Russian
See you!
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Hi analysts!⭐️
Topic for today is "5 Reasons to Complete CS50".
CS50: Introduction to Computer Science is a course offered by Harvard and Yale Universities, focusing on computer science fundamentals. In this course, David J. Malan instructs students in algorithmic thinking and efficient problem-solving techniques
🔸Teaches computer science and programming basics: The course explains how computers work and, more importantly, introduces programming languages C, Python, SQL, and JavaScript, plus Scratch, CSS, and HTML. While it is not feasible to master any language in just a few lectures, the aim is not to become proficient but to grasp the fundamentals and recognize patterns.
🔸Immerses you in the IT context: The course not only introduces technical terms but also emphasizes their correct pronunciation, which is crucial. It is updated annually, ensuring that only relevant terminology is included. For instance, the 2024 edition features a special lecture on AI.
🔸Fills gaps in the technical background: Upon completion, you will find it easier to understand concepts such as abstraction, algorithms, data structures, encapsulation, resource management, security, and web development. Moreover, it covers databases and SQL in detail, which is essential for a business analyst.
🔸Allows you to get into the role of a developer: Through lectures and problem sets (if you are interested, but feel free to skip), you will gain insights into why bugs occur, what debugging tools can be used, and why developers indeed should dedicate time to refactoring code.
🔸It is free: The course content is offered for free and accessible across various platforms and languages (though enrolling on edX is recommended, or, you can find it on YouTube). Additionally, you have the option to purchase a certificate on edX. This will entail completing all problem sets, submitting the final project and paying approximately $219, but this expenditure may not be necessary. The most important is the knowledge gained from the course.
As a bonus, completing the course allows you to claim that you have studied at Harvard🤓
Topic for today is "5 Reasons to Complete CS50".
CS50: Introduction to Computer Science is a course offered by Harvard and Yale Universities, focusing on computer science fundamentals. In this course, David J. Malan instructs students in algorithmic thinking and efficient problem-solving techniques
The course is recommended for junior business analysts, particularly those transitioning from non-technical careers
🔸Teaches computer science and programming basics: The course explains how computers work and, more importantly, introduces programming languages C, Python, SQL, and JavaScript, plus Scratch, CSS, and HTML. While it is not feasible to master any language in just a few lectures, the aim is not to become proficient but to grasp the fundamentals and recognize patterns.
🔸Immerses you in the IT context: The course not only introduces technical terms but also emphasizes their correct pronunciation, which is crucial. It is updated annually, ensuring that only relevant terminology is included. For instance, the 2024 edition features a special lecture on AI.
🔸Fills gaps in the technical background: Upon completion, you will find it easier to understand concepts such as abstraction, algorithms, data structures, encapsulation, resource management, security, and web development. Moreover, it covers databases and SQL in detail, which is essential for a business analyst.
🔸Allows you to get into the role of a developer: Through lectures and problem sets (if you are interested, but feel free to skip), you will gain insights into why bugs occur, what debugging tools can be used, and why developers indeed should dedicate time to refactoring code.
🔸It is free: The course content is offered for free and accessible across various platforms and languages (though enrolling on edX is recommended, or, you can find it on YouTube). Additionally, you have the option to purchase a certificate on edX. This will entail completing all problem sets, submitting the final project and paying approximately $219, but this expenditure may not be necessary. The most important is the knowledge gained from the course.
As a bonus, completing the course allows you to claim that you have studied at Harvard
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CS50: Introduction to Computer Science | Harvard University
An introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and the art of programming.
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Hi analysts!⭐️
The pervasive need to be constantly connected and responsive, also known as urgency culture, can cause heightened stress levels, reckless behavior, reduced productivity, and compromised mental well-being.
‘Urgency culture’ might lead you to burnout. How can you combat it?
If you always respond immediately to texts, it might be time for a shift in mindset. In this article experts were asked for some strategies to combat urgency culture.
Do you have you own recommendations?
The pervasive need to be constantly connected and responsive, also known as urgency culture, can cause heightened stress levels, reckless behavior, reduced productivity, and compromised mental well-being.
‘Urgency culture’ might lead you to burnout. How can you combat it?
If you always respond immediately to texts, it might be time for a shift in mindset. In this article experts were asked for some strategies to combat urgency culture.
Do you have you own recommendations?