recorded WordCamp talks
On WordPress.tv, 2019 – 2025
Available for WordCamps, DevFests, meetups & conferences
I love helping people, and a stage is one of the best places to do it. I speak at WordCamps and developer events on what I deal with every day: WordPress security, WP-CLI, performance, hosting infrastructure, and AI agents for real operations. Talks are practical, story-led, and built from production work, not slides about slides.
11 years of speaking · 50,000+ people reached · WordCamp speaker since 2019 · Build with AI by Google & Hack2Skill · College and campus sessions · Community organizer since 2015 · Based in Bhopal, India; in person or online.
Or write directly to [email protected]
On WordPress.tv, 2019 – 2025
Over 11 years of speaking
Meetups, workshops & gatherings
Past talks
Full recordings on WordPress.tv, so you can judge the delivery, not just the abstract.
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WordCamp Pokhara 2025
Recording on WordPress.tv
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Also spoken at
Beyond WordCamps, I speak to students and new developers about WordPress, Linux, DNS, and how websites actually work.
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Speaker (no recording published)
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Speaker at Oriental Institute
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Many sessions on WordPress, Linux, websites, DNS, and how the web works
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Hands-on WordPress workshops reaching 1,500+ students
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Regular talks and workshops since 2015
Talks I can bring
Each one can be tuned to your audience and slot. Not seeing the right fit? Suggest a topic from my areas: WordPress security, WP-CLI, Performance, Hosting & DevOps, Linux, DNS & web fundamentals, AI agents, Community building.
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What turns an LLM into an agent? Tool calling, MCP, memory, planning, and agent loops, shown through real developer workflows: inspecting Linux, calling APIs, working with WordPress, and reading logs. Plus the lesson most demos skip: when a shell script or Ansible playbook is still the better answer.
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AI agents on a real Linux server: gathering context over SSH, investigating high CPU, debugging WordPress, spotting suspicious files. Then the hard part: permission boundaries, command restrictions, secrets, human approval, audit logs, and rollback.
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Stories from real compromised sites: the reused password, the patch that came too late, the "free" premium plugin, the developer's laptop. No fear-mongering and no product pitch, just what actually stops the next incident.
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Managing WordPress from the command line: bulk operations, search-replace, migrations, and scripting routine work. Delivered at WordCamp Asia 2023 and WordCamp Nepal 2022; available as a hands-on workshop.
Community manager
Organizing since 2015 means I know what an organizer needs from a speaker: a clear abstract on time, a talk that fits the slot, and someone who stays for the hallway track.
2015 — present
Building a consistent space for developers, site owners, and new contributors to learn together. 100+ meetups and community events over the years.
Across multiple years
Speaking and organizing involvement across WordCamps, including WordCamp Bhopal 2025 and the WordCamp Asia 2026 operations team.
1,500+ students reached
Hands-on workshops introducing students to WordPress and open source.
Local developer ecosystem
Contributing to community programs and events that bring technical people together.
Formats
Speaker kit
Use either version on your event site, schedule, or social posts. For a headshot or slide format, just ask in the invitation.
Short bio · 51 words
Aditya Shah is a Hosting Support Manager and DevOps Engineer at WPMU DEV and has organized the WordPress Bhopal community since 2015. In 11 years of speaking at WordCamps, colleges, and developer events, he has reached 50,000+ people with talks on WordPress security, WP-CLI, performance, and AI agents for real operations.
Long bio · 142 words
Aditya Shah leads hosting support at WPMU DEV, where he manages a distributed team and stays hands-on with Linux infrastructure, incident response, WordPress security investigations, and automation. He has worked with WordPress since 2014, founded and still runs the WordPress Bhopal community (100+ meetups and events since 2015), helped run the WP Build Tour that introduced 1,500+ students to WordPress, and is part of the WordCamp Asia 2026 organizing team. He has spoken at WordCamp Asia, WordCamp Nepal, WordCamp Pokhara, WordCamp Kochi, and WordCamp Mumbai, at Build with AI by Google & Hack2Skill, and at many college events on WordPress, Linux, DNS, and how websites work. In 11 years of speaking he has reached more than 50,000 people. He also contributes to WP-CLI. He loves helping people, and his talks turn production lessons into practical takeaways audiences can use the following Monday.
For organizers
WordPress security and malware cleanup, WP-CLI, performance, hosting and DevOps, Linux, DNS and web fundamentals, AI agents for real operations, and community building.
WordCamp Asia 2023, WordCamp Nepal 2022, WordCamp Pokhara 2025, WordCamp Kochi 2019, WordCamp Mumbai, Build with AI by Google & Hack2Skill, and many college and campus events, reaching 50,000+ people over 11 years. Four WordCamp talks are recorded on WordPress.tv.
Conference talks and keynotes, hands-on workshops, panels and fireside chats, campus sessions, and meetup talks, in person or online.
Email [email protected] with the event, date, city or online, audience, and the talk or topic you have in mind, or message him on LinkedIn.
Speaking invitations
Send the event, date, audience, and the talk or topic you have in mind.
Or write directly to [email protected]