Tashkent just took our migration workshop to the next level. 🇺🇿

On August 26th, we hit Uzbekistan, and for the first time on this tour, we ran a fully hybrid setup — combining a packed room of local engineers with a live online cohort.

Honestly? We were nervous. Managing a deep-dive, 3-hour infrastructure workshop across both physical and virtual classrooms is a massive technical challenge. But we pulled it off.

A huge thank you to all our attendees, both in-room and remote, for your patience and flexibility as we navigated the quirks of this new hybrid format. Your focus made all the difference.

And once again: a 100% completion rate. Every single engineer made it to the finish line and successfully completed their VMware-to-Cozystack migration.

What really stood out in Tashkent was the impressive technical depth in the room. The speed of execution was incredible — our time-to-completion is officially shrinking with every stop on this tour. The region's engineering talent continues to blow us away.

A special shout-out to Ivan Okhotnikov aka @xor_dev for his superpower technical moderation. Keeping both the offline crowd and the online Google Meet track running smoothly simultaneously was a masterclass in event devops.

As with all our stops, every participant now has a dedicated Cozystack tenant for 30 days to test workloads, break things properly, and prep for their administrator certification.

💡Want us to bring this hands-on workshop to your city next?
Whether you want an in-person session or a hybrid deep-dive for your engineering team, drop a comment below or shoot me a DM. Let’s make it happen!