🤖 Taller: Creando servidores MCP con Python en AWS
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PyData Madrid
In-Person
Address available to attendees
Ready to join in on the fun?
PyData Madrid vuelve en febrero para hablar de Python, Datos, Visualización, Inteligencia Artificial, ¡Y lo que surja!
Este mes el evento se realizará en las instalaciones de Amazon Web Services (Torre Foster, Paseo de la Castellana 259A), que generosamente nos ceden el espacio.
⚠️ Nuestros anfitriones necesitan tus datos personales, no olvides rellenar este formulario https://pulse.aws/survey/8VSPCMB7 ⚠️
En esta ocasión, la propia gente de AWS impartirá un taller práctico sobre cómo crear servidores MCP con Python, inspirado en este. ¡Trae tu portátil cargado!
Después de la reunión, iremos a un bar cercano a hacer networking.
Recomendaciones generales:
- ¿Sabes mucho de Python y Datos? ¿Sabes poco y quieres saber más? ¡En ambos casos, te damos la bienvenida!
- Aplica "la regla del comecocos": si estás en un círculo, deja siempre un hueco para que otra persona se pueda unir.
- Puede haber asistentes que no hablen bien español y que se manejen mejor en inglés. Sé paciente y ¡No dejes que se aburran!
- En los eventos PyData rige un Código de Conducta https://pydata.org/code-of-conduct/ el resumen traducido: sé amable, abstente de insultar y de hacer bromas sexistas, racistas, o excluyentes en general, y nada de insinuaciones sexuales a otras personas.
PyData Madrid returns in February to talk about Python, Data, Visualization, Artificial Intelligence, and whatever else comes up!
This month the event will take place at Amazon Web Services (Foster Tower, 259A Paseo de la Castellana), who generously provides us with a venue.
⚠️ Our hosts need your personal information, don't forget to fill the form https://pulse.aws/survey/8VSPCMB7 ⚠️
This time, the AWS people will lead a hands-on workshop on how to create MCP servers with Python, inspired in this one. Bring your laptop fully charged!
After the meeting, we will go to a nearby bar to do some networking.
General recommendations:
- Are you an expert in Python and Data? Are you a beginner and want to learn more? In both cases, you are very welcome!
- Apply the "Pac-man rule": if you're in a circle, leave a gap so that someone else can join.
- If you don't speak good Spanish, we will do our best to make you feel comfortable. But be mindful that other attendees might want to use their native language in larger conversations. Use this opportunity to practice your Spanish! If you are bored, feel free to approach the organizers and say «Hi!»
- At PyData events there is a Code of Conduct https://pydata.org/code-of-conduct/ Super short version: be kind (all else is details), abstain from insulting others or making sexist, racist, or other exclusionary jokes, and do absolutely not make sexual advances to other attendees.
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Platform Sponsors
Torc is a community-first platform bringing together remote-first software engineer and developer opportunities from across the globe. Join a network that’s all about connection, collaboration, and finding your next big move — together.
Join our community today!
Don't let broken lines of code, busted API calls, and crashes ruin your app. Join the 4M developers and 90K organizations who consider Sentry “not bad” when it comes to application monitoring. Use code “guild” for 3 free months of the team plan.
https://sentry.io
🤖 Taller: Creando servidores MCP con Python en AWS
Hosted by
PyData Madrid
In-Person
Address available to attendees
PyData Madrid vuelve en febrero para hablar de Python, Datos, Visualización, Inteligencia Artificial, ¡Y lo que surja!
Este mes el evento se realizará en las instalaciones de Amazon Web Services (Torre Foster, Paseo de la Castellana 259A), que generosamente nos ceden el espacio.
⚠️ Nuestros anfitriones necesitan tus datos personales, no olvides rellenar este formulario https://pulse.aws/survey/8VSPCMB7 ⚠️
En esta ocasión, la propia gente de AWS impartirá un taller práctico sobre cómo crear servidores MCP con Python, inspirado en este. ¡Trae tu portátil cargado!
Después de la reunión, iremos a un bar cercano a hacer networking.
Recomendaciones generales:
- ¿Sabes mucho de Python y Datos? ¿Sabes poco y quieres saber más? ¡En ambos casos, te damos la bienvenida!
- Aplica "la regla del comecocos": si estás en un círculo, deja siempre un hueco para que otra persona se pueda unir.
- Puede haber asistentes que no hablen bien español y que se manejen mejor en inglés. Sé paciente y ¡No dejes que se aburran!
- En los eventos PyData rige un Código de Conducta https://pydata.org/code-of-conduct/ el resumen traducido: sé amable, abstente de insultar y de hacer bromas sexistas, racistas, o excluyentes en general, y nada de insinuaciones sexuales a otras personas.
PyData Madrid returns in February to talk about Python, Data, Visualization, Artificial Intelligence, and whatever else comes up!
This month the event will take place at Amazon Web Services (Foster Tower, 259A Paseo de la Castellana), who generously provides us with a venue.
⚠️ Our hosts need your personal information, don't forget to fill the form https://pulse.aws/survey/8VSPCMB7 ⚠️
This time, the AWS people will lead a hands-on workshop on how to create MCP servers with Python, inspired in this one. Bring your laptop fully charged!
After the meeting, we will go to a nearby bar to do some networking.
General recommendations:
- Are you an expert in Python and Data? Are you a beginner and want to learn more? In both cases, you are very welcome!
- Apply the "Pac-man rule": if you're in a circle, leave a gap so that someone else can join.
- If you don't speak good Spanish, we will do our best to make you feel comfortable. But be mindful that other attendees might want to use their native language in larger conversations. Use this opportunity to practice your Spanish! If you are bored, feel free to approach the organizers and say «Hi!»
- At PyData events there is a Code of Conduct https://pydata.org/code-of-conduct/ Super short version: be kind (all else is details), abstain from insulting others or making sexist, racist, or other exclusionary jokes, and do absolutely not make sexual advances to other attendees.
Get in touch!
hi@guild.host