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Clothing Swaps Melbourne

Connect with eco-conscious locals through clothing swaps

Denim and Lingerie Workshop

Sat, Oct 24, 12:30 AM
From Melbourne Photography Workshops
4.8
6 attendees

Book swap brunch meet up

Sun, Oct 18, 12:00 AM
From Book swap brunch Melbourne 20s 30s
4.8
8 attendees

Massage Exchange

Tue, Oct 13, 9:00 AM
From NAKEDMAN Melbourne
4.7
4 attendees
Women in Cloud - Building on AWS

Women in Cloud - Building on AWS

Tue, Oct 13, 6:30 AM
From Women in Cloud Meetup Group
4.9

**๐Ÿ“ Please note: This event will be hosted at the AWS Melbourne office. To arrange office access, please complete this [form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfPM_1FXJVi6R5VkLL6V6pfZNkNYeJyI6N39DECEJNd6G8IYQ/viewform?usp=dialog) by 12pm on 12 October. You must also bring a valid government-issued ID on the day of the event.** Join us for an evening of learning, networking, and knowledge sharing as we explore how organisations build resilient, reliable, and scalable cloud platforms on AWS. First, we will take you through **resilience in AWS**, exploring fault isolation, static stability, multi-Region architectures, and the patterns that help mission-critical workloads maintain availability through disruptions. Then we will focus on **agent design**, using AWS Bedrock AgentCore. Whether you're working in cloud, DevOps, platform engineering or simply keen to expand your knowledge of modern cloud technologies, we'd love to see you there! **Topics:** **1\. Reinforcing Resilience in the Real World with Static Stability\, Fault Isolation and Multiple Regions** At AWS, based on years of working with customers, resilience is viewed as a continuous process. In this session, we'll explore how to design with AWS fault isolation boundaries, building on the concept of static stability to achieve predictable recovery times and high availability. We'll look at how AWS Regions are designed and operated for resilience, as well as key architectural patterns that AWS services use to maintain operations through disruptions. The session will provide practical insights into foundational patterns that enable mission-critical workloads to maintain availability at scale, along with best practices, design principles, and sample architectures to help you meet your resilience requirements effectively. **About the speaker** [Anshika Gupta](https://www.linkedin.com/in/anshika-gupta-18b469148/) is a Technical Account Manager for ANZ at [AWS](https://aws.amazon.com/). **2\. Your next oncall buddy is an agent \- here's how to design it** What if your next oncall buddy could investigate incidents, gather evidence, reason about likely causes, and recommend the safest next step? In this whiteboard style session, weโ€™ll use a familiar production incident to explore how to design an agentโ€™s decision loop: what it should know, remember, do, and when it should stop or escalate. Along the way, weโ€™ll map those design decisions to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore capabilities such as Runtime, Memory, Gateway, Policy, Observability, and Evaluations. The goal is not just to build a smarter agent, but to design its agency deliberately. **About the speaker** [Cathy](https://www.linkedin.com/in/geeklady/) is a Senior Cloud Consultant at [Mantel](https://mantelgroup.com.au/) and and an organiser of Women in Cloud Meetup. **Agenda:** **5:30pm** โ€“ Food and networking **6:00pm** โ€“ Presentation 1. Reinforcing Resilience in the Real World with Static Stability, Fault Isolation and Multiple Regions **6:45pm** โ€“ Presentation 2. Your next oncall buddy is an agent - here's how to design it **7:10pm** โ€“ Quiz **7:20pm** โ€“ Networking We are incredibly grateful to our sponsors **[AWS](https://aws.amazon.com/)** (looking forward to explore their beautiful Melbourne office), **[HAL Systems](https://www.halsystems.com.au/)** and **[REA Group](https://www.rea-group.com/)** for supporting our community. Join us for an evening of learning, meaningful conversations, and great company. We canโ€™t wait to see you there!

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Mixed Naturist 10 Pin Bowling, Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne

Sat, Oct 3, 9:30 AM
From Melbourne Naturist / Nudist Social Group
4.7
9 attendees
Cluster B (BPD and others) Social Group expression of interest

Cluster B (BPD and others) Social Group expression of interest

Sat, Oct 17, 3:00 AM
From Personality Disorders Collective: BPD and others

Expression of interest for a new casual in-person social group for people with Cluster B traits like BPD or NPD. Not therapy, not a support group, just a relaxed space to connect with others who get the intensity and the chaos. Melbourne-based. If there's enough interest, we'll run monthly social meetups. RSVP if you're keen.

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Frequently asked questions

Clothing swaps are events where participants exchange clothes they no longer wear for new-to-them items. They are a sustainable and fun way to refresh your wardrobe without purchasing new clothing. Attendees bring gently used clothes and can take home items others have brought.

You can locate clothing swaps in Melbourne by searching on Meetup. Browse through local group listings focusing on sustainable fashion or eco-friendly practices to find upcoming events you can join.

Clothing swaps are popular among people interested in sustainable fashion, eco-conscious living, and budget-friendly style. Attendees often include a diverse crowd from thrifty fashion enthusiasts to people eager to meet like-minded individuals in the community.

To participate, first find an event on Meetup and RSVP. Bring gently worn clothes, accessories, or shoes to exchange. Check each event's specific rules as some might require a small entry fee or donation.

Meetup connects people through groups and events focusing on shared interests and hobbies. Users can join groups, RSVP for events, and meet others who share their passions, all facilitated through the platform's intuitive search and organization features.

Yes, you can organize your own clothing swap by creating a group on Meetup focused on sustainable fashion or community gatherings. From there, schedule an event, specify details, and invite members to participate.

RSVPing is generally required as it helps organizers to plan accordingly. Knowing the number of attendees helps manage space and ensure that thereโ€™s enough room for everyone to enjoy a smooth swapping experience.

While some clothing swaps are free, others may charge a small fee to cover venue costs or charity donations. It varies by organizer and location, so check event specifics when you RSVP.

Yes, Meetup allows users to join multiple groups. You can belong to various fashion, sustainability, or social groups, expanding your network and interests across multiple communities.

If you can't find swaps nearby, consider joining a group focused on organizing events. The community's interests and level of involvement can affect which gatherings are available.

Some organizers host online clothing swaps, though in-person events are more common for this activity. Online swaps may include picture catalogs of items available for exchange. Check each groupโ€™s offerings for different types of participation.

Clothing swaps are sociable events, often facilitating introductions and friendships. Participants share their stories, interests in style, and ideas about sustainable practices, making them naturally good places to meet new people.

Meetup focuses on bringing people together through group events and activities rather than individual profiles or one-on-one interactions. It's ideal for those seeking community-oriented experiences.

Not all clothing interests are guaranteed to have active groups at all times. Availability can vary depending on community demand and the initiatives of organizers.

Clothing swaps rely on contributions from participants, so quality cannot be guaranteed. Attendees advise others beforehand about expected conditions to ensure a positive swap experience.