OpenSSL Providers Workshop: Authors Track

Please join us next week for part two of the workshop: Live OpenSSL Providers Workshop: Authors Track.
As with the Users Track, we will be hosting two sessions of the Authors Track at different times to allow people from different time zones to be able to join our workshops live.
The Authors Track will cover how to write your own OpenSSL provider.
This session will assume some basic knowledge about what OpenSSL providers are and how to use them.
It will be split into 4 separate presentations by OpenSSL Engineers.
There will be opportunities to ask questions after each talk, as well as at the end where there will be an open forum for any questions or feedback not covered by the individual presentations.
Us/webinar/register/WN LNFArIEmQmqbmiLdSuOdOA. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

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