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My first talk as a Google Developer Expert in Cloud: the Linux skills that matter most on GCP, delivered to a packed room at the Developers Conference 2026 in Mauritius.
The Developers Conference is the largest community-driven technology event in Mauritius, bringing together software engineers, IT professionals, students, and tech enthusiasts for three days of talks, workshops, and panel discussions.
The openSUSE Conference (oSC) is the annual global gathering of the openSUSE community, organized by the openSUSE Project. It brings together developers, contributors, system administrators, Linux users, open-source advocates, and technology enthusiasts from around the world.
GDG DevFest Mauritius is the annual, community-led “Developers Festival” organized by GDG Mauritius (Google Developer Group). It’s a one‑day, multi-track event designed for developers and tech enthusiasts to dive into Google’s technology stack while connecting with peers in the local ecosystem.
What is DevFest? DevFests are local tech conferences hosted by Google Developer Groups (GDG) around the world. Each DevFest event is crafted by its local organisers to fit the needs and interests of its local developer community.
The Developers Conference is an annual event organised by the Mauritius Software Craftsmanship Community. After two years of waiting due to the COVID-19 pandemic, #DevConMu was undeniably a successful event and we will all have great memories of this one.
Two years passed without this grand meetup of developers, sysadmins, engineers and local techies. The Developers Conference by the Mauritius Software Craftsmanship Community is the biggest gathering of professionals and like minded techies on the island.
Due to COVID-19, sanitary restrictions and limit on number of people at gatherings, tech conferences did not happen in Mauritius in the past two years. That's about to change.
The Africa Internet Summit (AIS) is an annual, regional, multi-stakeholder ICT conference. AIS'22 is jointly organised by the Africa Network Information Centre (AFRINIC) in collaboration with the African Network Operators Group (AfNOG).
