Now is the turn for Buenos Aires, Argentina, where we will be talking about the integration between Windows Azure and Open Source technologies. Don’t miss the Python, PHP, Java and node.js sessions, while we show you how to take advantage of multiple database engines – including Azure table storage, MongoDB, neo4j and Cassandra – for effective and scalable polyglot persistence architectures. If you are in the area, register today!

ArgentinaAhora es el turno para Buenos Aires, Argentina, donde hablaremos sobre la integración de Windows Azure con technologías de código abierto. No te pierdas las sesiones de Python, PHP, Java y node.js, mientras te mostramos cómo aprovechar la combinación de bases de datos – almacenamiento en tablas Azure, MongoDB, neo4j y Cassandra – para lograr arquitecturas efectivas y escalables basadas en una capa de persistencia políglota. Si te encuentras en la región… ¡regístrate ahora!.

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