LinuxCon + ContainerCon + CloudOpen Beijing China 2018 - LF Asia, LLC

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 At LC3, attendees can expect to collaborate, share information and learn about the newest
 and most interesting open source technologies, including Linux, containers, cloud technologies, 
networking, microservices and more; in addition to gaining insight into how to navigate and
 lead in the open source community. Three conferences in one, this event is a technical conference
 for developers, operations experts (architects, sysadmins, develops), business, compliance and
 legal leadership and other professionals to come together in an informal setting to learn from
 open source experts, have fascinating discussions, collaborate with peers, and gain a competitive
 the advantage with innovative open solutions.















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