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Programmatically Managing Python Workloads Across Multiple Clouds
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Chayim Kirshen
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nov Sun 11
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This talk covers using Python to initiate change on the infrastructure side; we'll discuss on great tools like Django, libCloud, and Celery. We will focus on node creation and destruction within multiple clouds, as well as the frameworks used to achieve this.
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