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DESCRIPTION:Recent high-profile cloud outages - such as the **Amazon Web Se
 rvices (AWS) service failure in October 2025** that disrupted thousands of
  applications worldwide \, have exposed how fragile modern infrastructure 
 becomes when locked into a single provider. For many businesses\, hours of
  downtime translate directly into lost revenue\, broken customer trust\, a
 nd cascading failures.\n\nIn this talk\, I’ll present a **configuration-
 driven\, cloud-agnostic architecture** built with Python\, designed to kee
 p systems resilient even when one cloud fails. Instead of relying on vendo
 r-specific services\, we’ll explore how to design **modular abstractions
 ** that let applications switch seamlessly between cloud providers through
  configuration alone.\n\nWe’ll also dive into **cross-cloud data synchro
 nization** - for example\, keeping datasets in Amazon DynamoDB mirrored in
  their equivalents on another cloud to minimize data loss during failover.
 \n\nA live demo will showcase a **Python-based service** dynamically switc
 hing its back-end and data storage between clouds\, proving that true resi
 lience doesn’t require duplicating your codebase.
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LOCATION:Pardo Hall (Secondary Hall)
SUMMARY:From Config to Cloud : A Pythonic Approach to Platform Independent 
 Design - Anubhav Sanyal
URL:https://pretalx.com/python-asia-2026/talk/KTG7EW/
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