Anjelica Ambrosio
Helping developers learn, build, and grow; no matter their experience level
San Ramon, California, United States
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Anjelica is a Senior Developer Relations and Enablement Engineer who specializes in AI infrastructure and DevOps. Coming from a background of software development and education, she cares about simplifying complex, buzzword-heavy topics into content that engineers can actually use. She writes, speaks, and builds hands-on workshops and trainings focused on real operational problems: why platforms fail, how teams learn, and how to make cloud-native systems more understandable and less intimidating.
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What is Sovereign AI?: How to Stay in Control and Protect Sensitive Data
As AI becomes embedded in business operations, organizations are feeding sensitive financial, customer, and operational data into systems they don’t fully control. That’s where “sovereign AI” comes in, a concept most teams misunderstand.
This talk breaks sovereign AI down into a practical framework built around three non-negotiable questions:
1. Where is your data processed during AI training and inference?
2. What data is logged and stored?
3. Who can access it, and under what authority?
We’ll explore why data residency alone creates a false sense of security, how logging and telemetry can quietly undermine compliance, and why access governance is often the weakest link. Attendees will leave with a clear, DevOps-friendly checklist for evaluating sovereignty claims, designing defensible AI infrastructure, and reducing the risk of regulatory gaps, unintended third-party access, and data leakage.
Code Promotion, the GitOps Way with Kargo
In a modern application development, promoting code across multiple environments—Test, Development, and Production—can be slow, manual, and error-prone. Without automation, teams struggle with lack of visibility, security risks, and operational inefficiencies.
Kargo, an open-source GitOps-based tool, solves these challenges by enabling continuous promotion—a structured, automated way to manage environment transitions using CI/CD pipelines and Git as the single source of truth.
This talk will cover how Kargo streamlines code promotion using GitOps principles, integrates with existing toolchains, and provides better visibility and control over deployments. Attendees will learn how to implement Kargo to create a scalable, secure, and auditable promotion workflow.
Using Multiple Repos for an Argo CD Application? It’s Not as Complicated as You Think
As GitOps adoption rises in popularity, the needs of engineering teams have outgrown simple single-repository deployments. Instead, teams are favoring more complex, production-ready architectures that span multiple repos. Why make the switch? Would one repo be best or multiple?
In this session, I’ll explore practical strategies for managing Argo CD apps sourced from not one, but multiple git repositories. You’ll learn how to structure repos for separation of concerns, explore using ApplicationSets and the App of Apps pattern with multiple repos, and apply security best practices. I’ll walk through real-world use cases and challenges that come with a multi-repo structure, including handling dependencies and giving your teams autonomy, without sacrificing security.
Whether you’re a platform engineer scaling GitOps in the enterprise or a dev looking to make your infrastructure modular, this talk will educate you on the patterns and pitfalls of using multiple repos for your Argo CD app.
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