Kubernetes Community Days Gujarat 2026 is a community-led, in-person technical conference bringing together cloud native practitioners, open source contributors, developers, platform engineers, students, and technology leaders from across India.

Organised by volunteers and supported by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), KCD Gujarat is part of the global Kubernetes Community Days program.

Expect practical sessions, real-world lessons, and engineering stories covering Kubernetes, Platform engineering, AI/ML, Observability, Security, DevOps, GitOps, and the broader CNCF ecosystem.

Whether you're contributing to open source, scaling platforms, building startups, or beginning your cloud native journey, KCD Gujarat is a welcoming place to learn, connect, and share.

First-time speaker?

You don't need to be a well-known industry expert to submit a proposal. We strongly encourage first-time speakers and are actively looking for diverse voices and perspectives from across the community.

Kubernetes Community Days (KCD) Sofia 2026 is a community-driven, non-profit event dedicated to Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies — organized by the

  community, for the community, supported by the CNCF.

  Last year we proved the concept: 446 attendees, 19 speakers, 19 sessions, and a sold-out house at Sofia Event Center. The room was packed with practitioners —

  46% DevOps/SRE, engineers from end-user companies, vendors, consultants, and attendees from across Europe and beyond. The verdict from the floor: "One of the

  best conferences I have ever been. Really well done, top organization, amazing content and great networking."

  📅 September 29th, 2026 — we're doing it again, bigger.

  One day, single track, no filler. Expect technical depth across Kubernetes, platform engineering, security, observability, and GitOps — with speakers who

  actually run this stuff in production. Talks, hands-on sessions, and the kind of hallway conversations that don't happen on Slack or in GitHub issues.

  Whether this is your first KCD or your tenth, Sofia in late September delivers: the tech community is here, the venue is world-class, and Vitosha Mountain is

  right outside the door.

  Join us. Help shape what's next.

Kubernetes Community Days (or KCD) is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) supported event that takes place in 30 cities every year. You may have attended KCDs before in neighboring countries, but finally KCD is coming to Budapest for us to enjoy a day together in the local cloud native community.

KCDs are community-organized events that gather adopters and technologists from open source and cloud native communities for education, collaboration, and networking.

The Kubernetes and Cloud Native community will gather once again at the vibrant city of Porto, Portugal. Join us for a two-day technical event loaded with exciting talks, workshops and networking opportunities. KCD Porto is aimed at developers, platform people, and other IT professionals interested in cloud native technologies.

KCD Washington DC is back for another exciting rendition of shared community experience at the American Red Cross in conjunction with DevOpsDaysDC.

The cloud native movement is no longer a story happening elsewhere—it is being built, scaled, and reimagined across Africa. From startups serving millions of users to enterprises modernizing critical infrastructure, African engineers, platform teams, open source contributors, and technology leaders are shaping the future of cloud native technology in unique and impactful ways.

KCD Nigeria 2026 brings together the Kubernetes and Cloud Native community for a day of learning, collaboration, and connection centered on this year's theme: "Telling the African Cloud Native Story"

As the largest CNCF community event in Nigeria, KCD Nigeria 2026 aims to amplify African voices and celebrate local innovation. This year's event will spotlight the people, projects, innovations, and challenges that define cloud native adoption across Africa.  

Join us as we showcase how Africa is not just adopting cloud-native technologies but also actively contributing to and shaping their future.