CI/CD (Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery) Training in Nijmegen

Wageningen is located on the banks of the Lower Rhine. Excavations date to the first settlements in this area around the Stone Age. The hills to the east of the city offered protection from floods of the Rhine from the Bronze Age. The city has a turbulent history and has been occupied or destroyed several times. The Rhine also changed course in 1421, moved further south and therefore had an adverse effect on the Wageningen trade. In the 17th century, the city started growing tobacco and there were several cigar manufacturers. The floodplains of the Rhine to the south also had several brickworks, one of which can still be seen. In 1876, the Dutch government decided to build the first agricultural school in Wageningen because it was in the heart of the country and surrounded by a wide variety of soils. Since then, the city has grown enormously and Wageningen University is now a world-famous Life Sciences university. Wageningen also has an important inland port. The halls of Impulse Centrally located on Wageningen Campus, near the De halen van Impulse. The glass building and the cheerful colors provide a welcoming atmosphere. Impulse is an excellent location for not too large symposia or training courses. Impulse is located in building 115 on the Campus. Address Stippeneng 2 6708 WE Wageningen Wageningen Campus is indicated at the main roads of Wageningen. Follow the P-route to P3 on the campus. The route is indicated from all large parking spaces to the individual buildings on the campus. Impulse's building number is 115.

The Arnhem Nijmegen region is known as a conference destination and has a thriving food and health sector, thanks in part to the presence of two universities. The Park Tower is located in a modern building on top of the train station in the center of Arnhem's business district. The railway connects the city to national and international cities. Moreover, Arnhem is close to the German border and is easily accessible due to the many train routes. From the 13th and 14th floors of the city center you have a view over the city and the World Trade Center is right next door.