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KubeHuddle
event starts
3 Oct 2022
event ends
4 Oct 2022
location
EICC Edinburgh, United Kingdom
website
kubehuddle.com
What will be available?
We'll have two tracks, as well as a collaboration.
Track - 101
This track will feature beginner friendly content for those that are relatively new to Kubernetes.
Track - Advanced
This track will feature advanced Kubernetes topics revolving around scale, multi-tenancy, and operations - you know, all that "fun" stuff.
Track - Collaboration
There will be tables provided for people that want to sit with their laptops and collaborate with others, perhaps hacking on a cool new operator?
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Call for Speakers
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09 May 2022
Call closes at 11:59 PM
30 Jun 2022
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We're looking for two tracks: 101 and Advanced.
Please ensure your content is either beginner friendly or extremely focused on the advanced Kubernetes user and operator.
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91 submissions
Submitted sessions
Alex Jones
- Introduction to OpenFeature
- Crowdsourcing a Kubernetes distribution: What we learnt with MicroK8s
- Fireside Chat: Open Source and the Global Security Response
- The Future of Continuous Delivery
- Gateway APIs and API Gateways - modern ingress demystified
- eBPF or sidecars?
- Using Kubernetes and A Service Mesh to Build a Resilient Platform
- State of Open - what is open source and why it matters in Scotland today
- Edit, Debug, and Secure K8s Manifests: Why It's Important and How to Get It Right
- Policy + Cloud Controllers = Secure Scalable Dev-Centric Infrastructure.
- GitOps, Teams and Infrastructure: Managing Cloud Infrastructure for Multiple Tenants
Ádám Szücs-Mátyás
- The Dark Side of GitOps: Unanswered Real-life Challenges
- Continuously Deploy to Kubernetes with Argo and GitOps
- Instrumenting Kubernetes for Observability on AWS
- Who Can You Really Trust?
- Smooth Operators: We’re in a Simulation and Kubernetes is the Control Plane
- Hacking Kubernetes: Live Demo Marathon
- Capture the Flag - Kubernetes Edition
- Adventures in CSI Land - Contributing to the aws-efs-csi-driver
- CSI 101
- BumbleBee: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love eBPF
- Building an oomkill-exporter powered by eBPF
- Clear Your Own Path to Open Source Maintainer
- tall oaks from little acorns grow - an Open Source journey
- Building event-driven, serverless functions in Kubernetes
- Wrangling Kubernetes into a developer friendly cloud platform
- Moving With Kubernetes Operator Pattern
- Automate Our Application Deployment
- Day 1 to start with Kubernetes
- Create Chaos Experiments Using Litmus-SDK
- Writing custom controller for K8s Operator
- Stick a fork in it, it’s done: how to halt your sidecar jobs
- A set of modern Grafana dashboards for Kubernetes
- How to automate troubleshooting a k8s cluster environment
- Can you GitOps your API?
- Scale Your API teams with a Design-First Approach
- Cilium workshop
- Advanced Authentication patterns at the Edge
- Istio Multicluster Workshop
- eBPF workshop
- Step by step Kubernetes observability with eBPF
- GitOps 🤝 Multi-tenancy: how Flux and Capsule made friends
- Hacking Kubernetes Like a Beginner with kdigger
- The state of Identity management in AKS
- Overview of Kubernetes Security practices
- Writing your own validation webhook in Go
- Securing Kubernetes with Open Policy Agent
- Migrating a cluster with 2000+ microservices to managed Kubernetes: lessons and learnings
- Adopting the GitOps testing model into your Kubernetes CI/CD workflow
- Test Your Kubernetes Application Natively using Open Source tools
- Get to know Envoy - the modern proxy for cloud-native infrastructure
- Adopt a Kubernetes native API Gateway with Gloo Edge
- Securing Kubernetes with Kyverno Policies
- Running Prod without a Service Mesh? Let Istio do that heavy lifting for you💪
- Network Engineering Goes DevOoopsie
- Applying GitOps To Everything
- What (Really) Is Kubernetes?
- Back to basics, getting traffic into your Kubernetes cluster
- ClickOps over GitOps
- The state of Kubernetes GUIs
- Secret Management: The Soft Way
- GitOps for the people
- GitOps: The Way Forward
- Scaling Communities to be more Inclusive
- Kubernetes cost monitoring best practices
- Building auto-scalable task processing system on Kubernetes
- The Wonders and Woes of Webhooks
- What DragonBall can teach us about being engineers
- How to actually build a platform on Kubernetes
- AWS EKS to launch frontend and backend as IaC just in one click
- Why Kubernetes Applications Require a New Approach to Testing using Testkube
- K8s & meat: How we got Kubernetes into the Kaufland meat processing factories
- Open Source - Open Choice: A DevOps Guide for OSS Adoption
- A One Woman Show of Migrating an Entire R&D SCM From BitBucket to GitLab
- EBPF and Kubernetes - Next level observability
- Project Julie - Kubernetes and medical imaging for cancer
- How to protect your Kubernetes cluster using Crowdsec
- Enhanced Ingress with the Apache APISIX
- Debugging at Scale in Production: Deep into your Containers with kubectl debug, KoolKits and CO
- Why We Chose To Ditch Helm To Gain Open Source Sanity
- Building Operators for Legacy Software or: Running Minecraft on Kubernetes
- You've been holding it wrong
- Hold my Kubernetes
- DevSecOps and Kubernetes: how to reduce vulnerabilities in production
- First Steps to Full Lifecycle Security with Open Source Tools
- Climbing High -- The state of DevSecOps today
- Integrating Backup Into Your GitOps CI/CD Pipeline
- #90DaysOfDevOps - The DevOps Learning Journey
- Helm for Beginners
- Taking a step back and leveraging GitOps to wrangle your clusters and projects
- Deploying a simple (Python) app to Kubernetes/OpenShift