Please find below the event details:
Date: Thursday, October 4, 2012
Time: 8:30 am – 5:10 pm
Venue: The Lalit Ashok, Kumara Krupa High Grounds, Bangalore, India

Agenda:
8:30 AM Registration and Partners & Solutions Expo
9:30 AM “Welcome Remarks:
Shane Owenby, Managing Director, Asia Pacific, AWS

Keynote Address -
Your Future with the AWS Cloud and the 7 Transformations of Cloud Computing
Dr. Werner Vogels, Chief Technology Officer, Amazon.com and AWS Customers:

Ravi Garikipati, CTO and President, Innovation Labs[24]7
Pawan Gupta, CTO, Eros Digital Group
Mohit Saxena, Vice President – Technology and Founder, InMobi
Arun Goyal, Sr. Vice President and Head IT Infra, MPS”
11:00 AM “Cloud – The Total Cost of (Non) Ownership in the Cloud
Miles Ward, Solutions Architect, AWS
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11:45 AM Networking Lunch and Partners & Solutions Expo
Corporate Track
12:45 PM “Planning the Migration to the Cloud
Santanu Dutt, Solutions Architect, AWS
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1:25 PM “CloudFront & Serving Media from the Edge
Kingsley Wood, Business Development Manager, AWS
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2:05 PM “Security and Privacy in the AWS Cloud
Miles Ward, Solutions Architect, AWS & Trend Micro
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2:40 PM “Amazon Database Services: DynamoDB: A seamlessly scalable NoSQL datastore & Relational Database Services Deep Dive
Sundar Raghavan, General Manager, AWS
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3:40 PM “Benchmarking and Performance on AWS
Robert Barnes, Director, Benchmarking, AWS
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Startup & Developer Track
12:45 PM “AWS Enabling the Startup Ecosystem
Pieter Kemps, Business Development Manager, AWS
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1:20 PM “Agile Development on the Cloud
Joe Ziegler, Technology Evangelist, AWS
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1:55 PM “Partner Presentation by Intel
Mrittika Ganguli, Platform Software Architect, Intel”
2:30 PM “Architecting your Killer App on AWS
Joe Ziegler, Technology Evangelist, AWS”
3:05 PM “Developing for your Target Market: Social, Games & Mobile Apps
Kingsley Wood, Business Development Manager, AWS
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3:40 PM “Best Practices: Microsoft on AWS
Miles Ward, Solutions Architect, AWS
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End of Breakout Tracks
4:15 PM Break
4:30 PM “Closing Keynote: Glacier, Tip of the Iceberg
Dr. Werner Vogels, Chief Technology Officer, Amazon.com”
5:10 PM Event Conclusion

The Amazon Web Services team held a Cloud Computing Enterprise Event in Los Angeles this week and the featured speaker was Dr. Werner Vogels, Amazon’s Chief Technology Officer.

Dr. Werner Vogels, Amazon CTO, Presents at the AWS Los Angeles Event

Werner started out his talk by saying that Amazon’s goal is:

“to make cloud computing so simple that you don’t need a Dummies Book.”

After talking about the astronomic growth of the AWS service that now receives more than 120,000 requests per second and has more than 124 billion objects, Werner listed the top 5 myths about cloud computing:

1. Cloud is not reliable
2. Cloud is all or nothing
3. Cloud is all that matters
4. Cloud locks you in
5. Cloud is not secure

Using specific customer stories from companies such as NASDAQ, Lawson, Razorfish, Netflix, Recovery.gov and the US Department of the Treasury, Werner debunked each of the myths with real-life examples.

Werner also shared the 9 Business Design Principles that Amazon used to develop their AWS service.  Interestingly, many if not all of these principles could be applied by most companies when trying to design and deliver top quality products and services:

1. Design for flexibility
2. Design for on-demand
3. Design for automation
4. Decompose into it’s simplest form
5. Break transparency
6. Design with security
7. Don’t do it alone
8. Continuously innovate
9. Let your customers benefit

Werner closed his presentation by stating that:

cloud computing is still on Day 1 of it’s evolution!

Here is a similar presentation that Werner gave in April 2010 for the London Enterprise Cloud Computing event and most of the slides were the same for the Los Angeles event:

You can learn more about what makes Werner tick by checking out his All Things Distributed blog or by following him on Twitter at @werner.