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Cloud Native Kitchen

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Cloud Native Kitchen

event date

16 Dec 2020

location

Online

They say the kitchen is the heart of the Cloud Native community, or at least that’s what we like to think. Step into Cloud Native Kitchen and join experts from across the ecosystem to learn hands-on recipes, experiment in the R&D kitchen, and find out what secret ingredients the top experts in the ecosystem are leveraging. Whether you’re a developer or administrator, or a business leader on a microservices journey, join us in the kitchen to learn about the latest and greatest in the Cloud Native ecosystem. #CloudNativeKitchen    

Get Cooking with the Cloud Native Community 

Our goal is to bring together 2000+ attendees consisting of software engineers, architects, and IT executives for a single-day event that caters to global time zones. The agenda focuses on getting your hands dirty with both the biggest and most bleeding-edge cloud native technologies all in a cooking class-style format.


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Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

01 Oct 2020

Call closes at 11:59 PM

16 Nov 2020

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We are looking for speakers and session submission to Cloud Native Kitchen. We welcome 3 different types of talks:

  • R&D Kitchen: Have you made any accidental discoveries that you want to show off in the cloud native kitchen? This is your chance. This 5 minute slot is to showcase what you’ve learned through any kitchen mishaps. 
  • General Session: Technical talks that showcase a particular open source project or technique. These talks should take about 25 minutes, and may include time for Q&A.
  • Workshop: In-depth demos or workshops that preferably include the ability for users to follow along. These sessions should take about 40 minutes, including time for Q&A throughout. 

We are asking that submitted talks follow a recipe outline in keeping with the event theme. This can vary depending on your type of talk, but we suggest including things like ingredients, directions, etc.