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International webinar held on AI

International webinar held on AI

The Hindu09-06-2025

An international Webinar Conference titled — Empowering the next generation: A deep dive into AI and Azure Cloud DevOps Technologies — was organised by the Anantha Lakshmi Institute of Technology & Sciences (ALTS).
The virtual event attracted over 200 students from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University – Anantapur (JNTUA) and various other academic, industrial and international participants. United Kingdom based senior consultant Jaganmohan Naidu highlighted the practical applications and transformational impact of Artificial Intelligence and Azure Cloud DevOps in the modern tech landscape during the conference.
The webinar focused on key industry-relevant topics, including Cloud Infrastructure Automation, CI/CD Pipelines (Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment), tools such as Ansible, Terraform, Jenkins, Git, Docker, and Kubernetes and Automation using Bash scripting, ALTS principal B. Ramesh Babu said in a release.
A live demonstration of an end-to-end CI/CD pipeline was also showcased, offering students real-time insights into software deployment processes. The session was aimed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry practices, equipping students with skills critical to the digital transformation era.

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