Master the Power of NoSQL for Scalable Applications
Join ScyllaDB Labs for a free, two-hour virtual workshop where you’ll gain hands-on experience building high-performance applications using ScyllaDB, a leading NoSQL database.
In this interactive session, you’ll:
- Discover the NoSQL strategies employed by top teams and apply them in a supportive, guided environment.
- Work with sample applications to learn key features and best practices for maximizing the potential of ScyllaDB in your own projects.
- Explore real-world use cases to determine if ScyllaDB is the right fit for your specific needs.
- Gain insights into achieving and maintaining low-latency NoSQL at scale.
- Learn how to effectively model your data from a developer’s perspective.
This workshop is ideal for:
- Developers and engineers seeking to build high-performance applications.
- Those interested in exploring NoSQL solutions for their projects.
- Anyone curious about ScyllaDB’s capabilities and how to get started.
No prior experience with ScyllaDB is required!
Here’s a breakdown of the workshop agenda:
- Welcome (9:30-9:35 AM IST)
- ScyllaDB in Action: Core Concepts (9:35-10:30 AM IST)
- The Developer Perspective: How to Model Your Data (10:30-11:15 AM IST)
- Hands-on Lab: Working with ScyllaDB (11:15-11:30 AM IST)
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to:
- Level up your NoSQL skills through practical exercises.
- Learn from ScyllaDB experts and get your questions answered.
- Experience the power of ScyllaDB firsthand by building your own sample application.
Register now and take the first step towards building faster, more scalable applications!
Please Note:
- A Chrome browser is required to join the workshop platform.
- A free ScyllaDB Cloud account and a free ScyllaDB University account are necessary for the hands-on lab portion.
- There will be no on-demand recording available for this workshop.
Ready to join?
- Select your country and job role from the dropdown menus.
- Choose your level of experience with ScyllaDB.
- Review the attendee prerequisites and register!
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