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Red Hat APAC partner conference photo gallery

13 Jul 2018

Jacques-Pierre (JP) Dumas

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Recently I had the opportunity to attend the Red Hat APAC partner conference in Bali and simply put it was unforgettable.

From long beaches to light shows and regional dinners the conference really did offer it all to partners.

On top of the beautiful setting, the conference also focussed on highlighting partners, their success with Red Hat and how they interact and elevate each other.

You can see some of the best snaps from the conference right here.

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