Free Sponsor Workshops

PyCon 2016 is proud to work with our amazing sponsors to bring to you a bevy of free one-and-a-half hour & three hour workshops during the PyCon tutorial days. They are great to enjoy stand-alone, or as an add-on to paid tutorials you want to attend. If you are a sponsor and would like to give a sponsor tutorial, please contact us!

When: Saturday, May 28th,2016 & Sunday, May 29th, 2016
Where: Oregon Convention Center
Room: Rooms A106 & A107-A109
Cost: FREE!
Register: Registration is open
Includes: AM Break, Lunch, PM Break

May 28, 2016

	Room A107-A109
09:00AM	Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift: Python containers for the real world Graham Dumpleton
10:30AM	Break
11:00AM	OpenStack: Cloud Native Deployment for Application Developers David F. Flanders
12:30PM	Lunch
01:30PM	IBM: Hands-on session: Developing analytic applications using Apache Spark™ and Python David Taieb
05:00PM

May 29, 2016

	Room A106	Room A107-A109	Sponsor Room A105
09:00AM	Microsoft: What can you do with Python at Microsoft? Steve Dower	Rackspace: Deploy an interactive data science environment with JupyterHub on Docker Swarm Everett Toews
10:30AM	Break
11:00AM	Intel: Deploying solutions with Python on the Trusted Analytics Platform Frederick Magnotta, Anahita Bhiwandiwalla
12:30PM	Lunch
01:30PM	Dropbox: Introducing type annotations for Python 2.7 Guido van Rossum	Google Tech Talk Series: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Python at Google wesley chun	Heroku 101: Deploying Python Web Applications to Heroku Kenneth Reitz
03:00PM	Break
03:30PM	Google: A whirlwind tour of Google Cloud services you can use - wherever your code runs! Brian Dorsey, Jon Parrott	Caktus Group: Leveraging Text Messaging in 2016 with RapidPro Erin Mullaney & Rebecca Muraya
05:00PM

We would love to have you attend these - again they are free to attend, and are provided free of charge by our amazing sponsors. Lunch and snacks will be provided and all sponsors have put a ton of work into these workshops!

Note: These workshops/tutorials are not the same as the 4-hour PyCon tutorials.