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Free online devops meetups.
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# online-devops-meetups

Online devops meetups. This is for events like [CoffeeOps](https://www.coffeeops.org/) or similar community-driven events. If your event charges for attendance, it doesn't belong here.

I'm organizing these by time zone, but am open to better suggestions.

## Table of Contents

- [US time zone events](#us-time-zone-events)
- [CoffeeOps online](#coffeeops-online)
- [Denver](#denver)
- [Seattle](#seattle)
- [Santa Clara](#santa-clara)
- [Ops Virtual Happy Hour](#ops-virtual-happy-hour)
- [Europe/Africa time zone events](#europeafrica-time-zone-events)
- [Open Tech Will Save Us](#open-tech-will-save-us)
- [drunkops-online](#drunkops-online)
- [Asia time zone events](#asia-time-zone-events)
- [Organizer tips](#organizer-tips)

## US time zone events

### CoffeeOps online

#### Denver

This takes place on Thursday mornings at 8am MDT (1400 in the one true time zone, UTC).

The meeting is informal and discusses topics ranging from the strictly technical to books, recipes and occasionally Colorado-specific topics like which restaurants are still doing takeout.

Details are posted in `#coffeeops-online` on the [hangops slack](https://hangops.slack.com/) and in `#remote` in the [coffeeops slack](https://coffeeops.slack.com). This is an informal free-for-all about technology, coping with suddenly being remote, and at least partially an excuse to be social.

Not posting meet links publicly because of drivebys.

#### Seattle

Seattle CoffeeOps takes place every other Friday morning at 8am PDT (1500 in the one true time zone, UTC).

Details are posted in `#coffeeops-online` on the [hangops slack](https://hangops.slack.com/) and in `#remote` in the [coffeeops slack](https://coffeeops.slack.com).

Not posting meet links publicly because of drivebys.

#### Santa Clara

Santa Clara CoffeeOps takes place every Wednesday moring at 8am PDT (1500 in the one true time zone, UTC).

Details are posted in `#southbay` in the [coffeeops slack](https://coffeeops.slack.com). This meetup changes between formal with a [Lean Coffee](https://leancoffee.org/) format, and free-for-all, covering such topics as books, planning, life, kids, technology, and anything else that comes up.

Not posting meet links publicly because of drivebys.

### Ops Virtual Happy Hour

This takes place on Monday evenings from 1900 MDT to 2030 MDT (0100-0230 UTC).

This is a free-form meeting and focused more on being social than discussing strictly technical topics. Details are posted in `#coffeeops-online` on the [hangops slack](https://hangops.slack.com/) and in `#remote` in the [coffeeops slack](https://coffeeops.slack.com).

Not posting meet links publicly because of drivebys.

## Europe/Africa time zone events

### Open Tech Will Save Us

Open Tech Will Save Us is a virtual meetup, taking the form of a monthly live video stream broadcasting on the second Wednesday of every month at 5pm UTC.

We discuss issues relating to technology, especially the importance of Open, Interoperable standards, and how they can enable decentralised tech to keep our data private while still enabling communication.

More details for specific dates at [https://www.meetup.com/Open-Tech-Will-Save-Us](https://www.meetup.com/Open-Tech-Will-Save-Us)

### drunkops-online

drunkops-online is a newly established virtual meetup that occurs bi-weekly at 7:30PM (GMT+2).

Further information is posted in `#drunkops` on the [hangops slack](https://hangops.slack.com/). It's a free-for-all discussion about technology, life and your favourite beverage.

## Asia time zone events

# Organizer tips

The Kubernetes project has a good set of [organizer guidelines](https://github.com/kubernetes/community/blob/master/communication/zoom-guidelines.md). They're using Zoom, but there's a lot of good generic information there as well.