The highlight of the year for the cloud community—AWS Community Day Bulgaria 2025—will be the 3rd edition of this independent AWS conference, organized by Several Clouds.

It will bring together hundreds of cloud builders, engineers, students, and business leaders for a full day of learning and connection. The program will feature inspiring talks, technical sessions, and community-driven workshops, all focused on sharing real experiences and practical know-how.

What makes AWS Community Day special is the people: developers exchanging ideas, students meeting mentors, and businesses finding partners. By organizing this event, Several Clouds is helping to strengthen Bulgaria’s tech ecosystem—making it more open, innovative, and globally connected.

Several Clouds will sponsor Challenge Accepted Events, the leading regional conference for software testing and quality assurance. This unique event brings together professionals who ensure the systems we use every day are reliable, secure, and resilient.

Through our sponsorship, we want to emphasize the importance of quality as a foundation of every successful cloud project. By supporting the QA & DEV Community, Several Clouds contributes to raising standards, sharing knowledge, and inspiring professionals who keep Bulgaria’s software ecosystem globally competitive.

Several Clouds will proudly sponsor KOSHER, Tuk-Tam’s flagship career and inspiration forum. The event gathers thousands of young professionals, students, and Bulgarians returning from abroad, creating one of the most vibrant spaces for career growth and networking in the country.

By supporting KOSHER, Several Clouds shows its commitment to helping people in Bulgaria see the opportunities that cloud and digital innovation create. Our team will share experiences of building global careers from Bulgaria, proving that talent nurtured here can thrive on the world stage.

The event will highlight how technology and community together can open doors to meaningful, future-ready career paths.
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Startups move fast, and cloud can help them move even faster. This AWS Startup Event, hosted by Several Clouds, brought together founders, VCs, AWS experts, and community members for a day of learning and connection.

‍AWS startup architects and account managers presented programs and tools available for early-stage companies. Bulgarian startup founders joined fireside chats, sharing their personal growth stories with AWS—from building MVPs to scaling internationally.

The event strengthened Bulgaria’s position as a regional startup hub, giving local entrepreneurs the connections and confidence to scale beyond borders.

The Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics hosts one of Bulgaria’s most important career events for young talent. In 2025, Several Clouds participated as a sponsor, connecting directly with students and graduates who are shaping the future of tech.

Our team shared personal stories of how careers in AWS and cloud consulting evolve—from internships to global projects—helping students see a tangible path forward.

The forum was about more than jobs—it was about inspiring young people to see cloud as a career with purpose, where their skills can have real-world impact.

Small and medium-sized businesses are at the heart of Bulgaria’s economy, and AWS solutions can make them more competitive. This event, hosted by Several Clouds in partnership with AWS, was tailored for SMB leaders looking to modernize IT and grow sustainably.

‍AWS architects and account managers delivered sessions on scaling securely and cost-effectively. Meanwhile, fireside chats with local partners highlighted stories of Bulgarian SMBs that already moved workloads to AWS—explaining the challenges, lessons learned, and benefits they achieved.

It was not just an event—it was a peer-to-peer learning space where business owners could ask candid questions and walk away with clear next steps for their digital journeys.

At DigitalK, the flagship innovation and tech conference, Several Clouds delivered a hands-on workshop on Amazon Q Business, AWS’s enterprise generative AI assistant.

The session showcased how organizations can use Q Business to securely improve productivity, streamline workflows, and unlock enterprise knowledge.

By running this workshop, Several Clouds made advanced AI adoption accessible and practical for Bulgarian companies, helping them see how global innovation connects directly to their day-to-day challenges.

JPrime is one of Bulgaria’s leading developer conferences, and in 2025, Several Clouds proudly joined as a sponsor. The event brought together software engineers, architects, and thought leaders to discuss Java, microservices, cloud, and beyond.

Several Clouds’ sponsorship reflected a commitment to supporting the developer ecosystem—the foundation of every successful cloud project. Our presence at JPrime gave attendees the chance to explore how AWS and modern DevOps practices align with software engineering challenges in Bulgaria.

It was also a chance to connect communities—bringing the worlds of Java development, cloud-native infrastructure, and AI closer together in meaningful conversations.

Security is non-negotiable in the cloud, and this webinar, led by AWS Security expert Daniel Rankov and hosted by Several Clouds, gave the community a solid foundation in best practices.

Participants learned about identity management, encryption, compliance standards, and monitoring—critical knowledge for anyone running workloads on AWS.

The value wasn’t just technical—it was cultural. The webinar encouraged participants to see security as a shared responsibility and a key driver of trust in Bulgaria’s growing digital economy.

Artificial Intelligence is becoming a core skill, not just a buzzword. In March, Several Clouds hosted a four-week training program to prepare participants for the AWS Certified AI Practitioner exam. Each week combined theory with practice, helping engineers, students, and business professionals build confidence in applying AI in real-world scenarios.

Beyond exam prep, this training became a community learning space. Participants exchanged experiences, asked questions directly to trainers, and saw how AWS AI services can be applied across industries—from healthcare to finance to startups.

By organizing this, Several Clouds invested in growing Bulgaria’s AI talent pipeline, ensuring local professionals are equipped with globally recognized skills and certifications.

At the start of the year, Several Clouds brought together business leaders, founders, and decision-makers for a deep-dive session on AWS cost optimization. For fast-growing companies, cloud bills can become a real challenge, and this event delivered practical strategies to manage costs without holding back innovation.

It wasn’t just about numbers or technical tricks—it was about building a sustainable cloud mindset at the leadership level.

The discussions focused on how smarter cloud use directly supports growth, resilience, and long-term competitiveness, giving Bulgaria’s business and tech community the tools to scale with confidence.

In October 2024, Several Clouds organized the 2nd edition of AWS Community Day Bulgaria, the country’s biggest independent AWS conference. The event brought together hundreds of cloud builders, engineers, students, and business leaders for a full day of learning, inspiration, and community connection.

The program featured community-driven talks, hands-on sessions, and real-world case studies that showed how AWS is shaping the future of technology in Bulgaria. Beyond the technical content, the event created a space where developers exchanged ideas, students met mentors, and businesses found new partners.

By hosting AWS Community Day, Several Clouds helped strengthen Bulgaria’s tech ecosystem, proving once again that when knowledge is shared openly, the entire community grows stronger together.