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Under the Hood of AI on AWS: Rethinking Data & Application Health

Under the Hood of AI on AWS: Rethinking Data & Application Health

Wed, Nov 4, 7:00 AM
From Amazon Web Services - Sydney User Group
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Hello Amazonians, AWS User Group Sydney and TiDB are teaming up for an evening on the gap between a working AI demo and a system you can run in production. Two speakers will share what they have learned running AI workloads on AWS. **đŸŽ€ Hear from:** * **Shahed Kazi, Global Lead, Cloud Architecture & Strategy @ Everlight Radiology** Application Health at Scale with Agentic AI: Extending AWS DevOps Agent with AI Agents and Skills * **Ken Yap, Ph.D., Technical Account Manager @ TiDB** *One data layer instead of four: simplifying your AI stack on AWS* Stay after the talks to meet fellow builders over drinks and nibbles! đŸ•đŸ» **Agenda:** 17:30 \| Arrival\, registration and refreshments 18:00 \| Introductions 18:05 \| Talk 1: Application Health at Scale with Agentic AI Shahed Kazi, Global Lead, Cloud Architecture & Strategy at Everlight Radiology 18:35 \| Talk 2: One data layer instead of four: simplifying your AI stack on AWS Ken Yap, Ph.D., Technical Account Manager at TiDB 19:05 \| Networking\, food\, and drinks\! đŸ»đŸ• **Event details:** 📅 Date: Wednesday, 4 November 2026 ⏰ Time: 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (doors open 5:30 PM) 📍 Location: Level 8/2 Market St, Sydney NSW 2000 (Please enter via Kent St to access the building). RSVP now to save your spot! See you there, **The PolarSeven and TiDB Team** *Would you like to present? Complete [this form](https://forms.gle/GAqrJggTjme6Uzsu6) and we'll be in touch soon.*

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Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected Meetup!

Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected Meetup!

Thu, Oct 29, 6:30 AM
From AWS Sydney Well-Architected User Group
4.6

Hi Architects, Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected User Group Meetup! Each month we cover off AWS best-practices across all pillars and give away drones - lots of drones đŸ„ł **Please also note that AWS Security now requests a company name and company email where it is available. If you are a student, please list your institution and your student email address at that institution 👍** We'll be announcing more speakers on [https://well-architected.me](https://well-architected.me/) and previewing presentations during the coming weeks - our speakers and details this month include: * **Michael Taylor, Lakebase Specialist, Databricks** **How Lakebase provides a well-architected platform for next generation application and AI development.** Come and hear how Databricks experts show how customers run applications and agents on Lakebase; serverless Postgres governed by Unity Catalog. See instant branching, scale-to-zero, point-in-time recovery and synced tables in action. The Databricks team will also give a first look at LTAP; one open, governed copy of data for transactions and analytics, with no ETL in between. * **Mystery Speaker** **The AWS AI Competency - can automation support?** Achieving the AWS AI Competency can unlock many benefits for AI customers. In this talk, we explore if achievement of a competency can be automated. This month's menu will include: * Pizzas * Beer * Wine: Big and red đŸ€€ So come join us at 5:30 for a 6pm start, followed by beer, wine, pizza and friendly networking after our talks :-) Tired of Linkedin’s "thought leadership”, spam and advertising? Join https://well-architected.me/ , the AWS community built for architects, developers and cloud professionals. * Connect with experienced AWS practitioners * Preview upcoming AWS Meetups and relive past content * Create and review beautiful AWS case studies in minutes * Prepare for AWS certifications with curated quizzes * Show your manager and reports you’re well-architected (Please note that by registering to attend you agree to your details being shared as and where required with Amazon Web Services and AWS Well-Architected User Group partners)

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90 attendees
Agentic Transactions & Shopping bots [3rd event]

Agentic Transactions & Shopping bots [3rd event]

Wed, Nov 4, 7:00 AM
From Agentic AI shopping bots

Welcome to the 3rd event to discuss Agentic Transactions and Shopping bots. There's a bit of a spiel in the group description, but basically this is a meetup for people interested in catching the next big wave of AI, shopping bots. If you're interested in web or AI development, Finance or Ecommerce this is for you! This event will be as much about meeting people and getting to know what other are thinking and doing in this space. Lets frame the conversation to discuss were we want to go, learn, and build. ***AGENDA*** **Updates to any builds** * Last event we discussed a building of prototype of Universal Cart, Shop with UCP enabled and discovery bot. * Check in anything build of experimented with in the space of Agent Payments * [this getting started guide was added a the beginning of october and it the latest i could find ](https://github.com/Universal-Commerce-Protocol/ucp/blob/main/docs/specification/getting-started.md) **Updates to UCP ([Universal Commerce Protocol](https://ucp.dev/))** * This protocol is getting a lot of attention from some massive companies (amazon, shopify, visa, mastercard, google, the iconic etc) * today every online shopping carts is linked to a domain, companies like shop.app and amazon do a big job representing many companies, but UCP is a agreement that lets you build a cart and checkout outside of a website. * As you can imagine this is a fundamental pillar for a Shopping Agent transacting on your behalf **Updates to A2P ([Agent Payments Protocol](https://ap2-protocol.org/))** * This is used for agent to agent payments and involves discovery, trust, liability and a developing a viable ecosystem * the road to human not present transactions **Using MCP ([Model Context Protocol](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/2026-07-28/getting-started/intro))** * many many sites today are implementing MCP, this is your Agents version of the a website. Provides a the essentials for your bot to communicate with a website in thier preferred method. * What can you do today, and common usecases * Introducing [WebMCP](https://webmcp.com/), Google has officially announced WebMCP as a way for agents to efficiently interact with the DOM (whilst MCP is for API)

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AI that ships: building and deploying intelligent apps on Databricks

AI that ships: building and deploying intelligent apps on Databricks

Wed, Oct 28, 6:30 AM
From Sydney Databricks User Group
4.5

AI is everywhere, but shipping AI that actually works - reliably, on real data, in a production app - is a different challenge. That's what this event is about. We've got talks on building and deploying intelligent apps on Databricks, a look at how AI fits into the modern data stack, and - because the best conversations in this group come from the room - time to discuss what people are actually building and where it gets hard. Vivanti Consulting are hosting us in their space, and there will be pizza and drinks. Come with a question, bring a war story, or just come curious. Speakers will be announced soon! We will be running our Open Round after the talks as well. **🧠 Open round** \- what are you actually stuck on? The part we keep hearing people come back for. We go around the room, collect the real problems people are wrestling with this quarter - migration pain, governance sprawl, streaming costs, a model nobody trusts, whatever it is - and put them to the group. Someone here has almost certainly solved your problem already. Bring one problem you'd genuinely like a second opinion on. No slides needed, no need to have it figured out. **Call for speakers** Want to talk at a future meetup? We're always after speakers — 10-minute lightning talks count, and first-timers are very welcome. Reach out via LinkedIn or message here.

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70 attendees
Ch.4 How to DEMO - Amateur Vibe Code Club

Ch.4 How to DEMO - Amateur Vibe Code Club

Wed, Oct 28, 7:00 AM
From Amateur Vibe Code Club
4.9

We made it to chapter 4 of the Amateur Vibe Code Club wahoo! save the date: Wednesday 28rd October, State Library NSW. Special presentation session \~6–7pm, and we'll hang around till 8, if it's your first time here, welcome! The aim of the Amateur Vibe Code Club is to create a small tight-knit community of people who enjoy tinkering with, or are interested in getting involved with, AI, vibe coding, and exploring the latest tech. This chapter is titled How to DEMO! Have the perfect idea or product that you are working on but don't know how to get it off the ground?? For those new to the world of product develop, AI or just sales this is for you. In this session we breakdown the basics of demoing your product to friend or even potential clients. This session will be run by our very own member Amandeep! **Rough Agenda:** 15 minute intros → 1 hour focus session → 30 minutes networking/ presentations **what we'll get into during the focus session:** * What is a demo and why it is critical to the success * The anatomy of a great demo + pro tips to nail it * Seeing it live - a real tech demo walkthrough * Your turn have a crack and demo something yourself * Q&A see you there!

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Experlogix CPQ UG. Making the most of Experlogix CPQ

Experlogix CPQ UG. Making the most of Experlogix CPQ

Tue, Oct 27, 7:00 AM
From Experlogix CPQ UG

Looking to maximum your organisations investment in CPQ with Dynamics 365 Sales, Business Central, Finance & Operations, Netsuite or Salesforce. This is a forum to share idea's on making the most of your Experlogix software.

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While Meetup itself is free, some events may have a fee set by the organizer to cover costs. Always check the event details for any charges.

Expect to network with fellow Amazon sellers, exchange business tips, and learn from others' experiences. Meetups typically include discussion sessions or workshops.

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The frequency of events is up to individual group organizers. Some may meet weekly, others less often. Check each group's schedule for details.

Yes, some meetups might offer virtual sessions, especially if participants are spread across locations. Check event descriptions for online options.

Meetup accommodates all levels of experience. Look for groups targeting new sellers or beginners in the e-commerce space in Sydney.

Meetup provides opportunities to network and learn, but personal participation and action are key to achieving business success.

Event relevance can vary. Review event details to ensure they align with your specific interests and needs in the Amazon seller space.

Yes, Meetup allows users to create groups and host events. It's a great way to cultivate a local Amazon seller community in Sydney.

Sydney's Meetup scene is diverse, offering numerous groups for sellers. However, specific interests depend on the active community.

Meetup is structured around group networking rather than 1-on-1 interactions, but personal connections can form naturally through group events.