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クラウドネイティブ会議に出展しました

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DBRE(DataBase Reliability Engineering)チームの@coyamaとIDP(IDentity Platform)チームの@taskです。メルカリでは2026年5月14日から2026年5月15日まで開催されたクラウドネイティブ会議にスポンサーとしてブース出展しました。

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