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The document summarizes a meetup for the Seattle Apache Flink user group that was held on January 17, 2018. It provides details on the meetup organizers, future meetup plans to occur every two months, and how to sponsor or speak at future meetups. Attendees are encouraged to join the meetup group online to learn about Apache Flink and share best practices for using the streaming framework.
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- 1. Seattle Apache Flink Meetup Jan 17, 2018
- 2. Attendees of our very first meetup (01/17/2018)!
- 3. Our Goal Help each other learn more about Apache Flink and share best practices of running Flink applications.
- 4. Meetup Page Sponsor founded by the original creators of Apache Flink? If you havent join our meetup group, please register at https://www.meetup.com/seattle-apache-flink/
- 5. Organizers Bowen Li Haitao Wang Fabian Hueske (PMC and committer of Apache Flink)
- 6. Future planning Schedule: Meetup every two months. Two talks and ~1.5 h Food and drinks will be provided. Location: Either in Seattle or East Side, depending on our event sponsor
- 7. Sponsor our events Contact the meetup team for event sponsorship! If you are giving a talk, wed recommend sponsoring our event at the same time Include providing meetup space, food and drinks for at least 60 people An event may not have 60 attendees, but sponsors need at least this budget upfront
- 8. Give talks in our events Submit your abstract to organizers Organizers will work with you to shape the content Content must have a wide audience, and attractive and useful to attendees Must guarantee presentation quality (Optional but highly appreciated) Speakers sign a simple clause to grant usage of your content to Apache Foundation, data Artisans, and Seattle Apache Flink Meetup
- 9. Agenda Today Opening - Bowen Li Presentation 1 - Haitao Wang Presentation 2 - Bowen Li