AWS Student Community Day Mysuru 2026— Call for Papers

We're opening the Call for Papers for AWS Student Community Day Mysuru 2026 at Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, and we're looking for people who've actually built, broken, and fixed things on AWS to come share what they've learned.

You don't need to be AWS-certified or have years of stage time. If you've solved a hard problem, made an interesting architecture decision, or learned something the hard way, that's exactly the kind of talk our audience wants to hear. We've had case studies, deep-dives, and hands-on workshops from developers, architects, researchers, and career-switchers alike — what matters is that it's real.

We're looking for:

• Real-world case studies and lessons learned (including things that broke, and how you fixed them)
• Deep technical dives into AWS services
• Honest cloud journeys — from first deploy to production scale

We're not looking for:

• Marketing or sales pitches
• Vendor-sponsored product placements dressed up as talks
• Sessions primarily promoting your own product or service — if that's what you're looking to do, we'd love to have you as a sponsor instead. Check out scd.awsmysuru.in for sponsorship options.

Tracks

We are currently accepting session proposals across the following three tracks:

1. Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AI & ML)

Topics may include:

• Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs)
• Machine Learning fundamentals and real-world applications
• Building AI & ML applications on AWS
• Amazon Bedrock and foundation models
• AI agents and Agentic AI
• MLOps
• Responsible AI
• AI-powered applications and projects
• Practical AI & ML use cases

2. DevOps

Topics may include:

• CI/CD and automation
• Infrastructure as Code
• AWS DevOps tools and practices
• Containers and Kubernetes
• Serverless application deployment
• Monitoring and observability
• DevSecOps
• Cloud-native development
• Deployment strategies
• Real-world DevOps projects and best practices

3. Cloud Security

Topics may include:

• Cloud security fundamentals
• AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
• Security best practices on AWS
• Threat detection and incident response
• Cloud security architecture
• DevSecOps and security automation
• Application and data security
• Compliance and governance
• Real-world cloud security challenges and solutions

This is a free, community-run event — by the community, for the community.

Got a question, a half-formed idea, or just want to talk it through before submitting? Email us at awscloudclub@vvce.ac.in. We read every message.