Events

Bernd warmly welcomes all participants to the 2026 edition of stackconf, where he will also share valuable insights on organizational issues.

Effectively deploying Large Language Models (LLMs) in Kubernetes is critical for modern AI workloads, and vLLM has emerged as a leading open-source project for LLM inference serving. This session will explore the unique features of vLLM, which set it apart by maximizing throughput and minimizing resource usage. We’ll explore the lifecycle of deploying AI/LLM workloads […]

Hima presents hands on technical deep dives focused on cost effective solutions and optimisation strategies. You would learn how we can build cost optimization tools and develop intelligent agents tailored for large scale enterprise applications. You would also learn how we could drive sustainability by optimizing VMs, compute, storage and other cloud resources.

OpenSearch has become a cornerstone of open source search and observability, empowering developers and organizations to derive meaningful insights from unstructured data at scale. The past year marks a significant milestone in its journey, with OpenSearch officially joining The Linux Foundation, further cementing its position in the open source ecosystem. In this session we’ll introduce […]

In a modern Kubernetes environment, perimeter security is no longer enough. We need to secure traffic within our cluster. This talk provides a practical guide to implementing a zero-trust network using Istio. We’ll move beyond ingress gateways and explore how Istio’s service mesh capabilities like automatic mutual TLS (mTLS), fine-grained Authorization Policies, and JWT validation […]

Cloud infrastructure is complex. From hypervisors and containers in your own data centers to Managed Services or SaaS solutions in the cloud, there’s a vast attack surface to defend. This makes it more important than ever to proactively look for and alarm on anomalies and suspicious events. The open source project Falco helps with detecting […]

RISC-V isn’t just a curiosity anymore – it’s showing up in edge devices, AI accelerators, and even datacenter experiments. In five minutes, you’ll see how we brought an open source Kubernetes distro to life on RISC-V: what worked, what broke, and why it matters for the future of cloud-native computing. If you’ve ever wondered what […]

Automated pipelines are essential for quality development, but what happens when they start slowing and frustrating us? We’ll explore strategies to minimize context switching and enhance the developer experience, allowing us to stay in our flow and deliver with joy. The talk would be helpful for developers interacting with CI/CD and will cover decreasing pipeline […]

A quick tour of the LFEdge AIOps project: Purpose, structure and how to contribute. We’ll deep dive into Anomaly detection, show how the project is using chaos engineering approaches for data generation, and summarize a sample of important research papers. There’s a lot to do let’s tell the others 😉

As Kubernetes environments scale, observability costs and performance challenges grow with them. One common strategy to improve Prometheus query performance is recording rules, but these come at a cost—additional compute, storage, and latency. What if we could aggregate metrics before they even reach the TSDB?

With more and more tools abstracting from a developers workflows, understanding how git visualization tools help – not simply using it – is more important than ever. In this article, we take a look at the history of git workflows, the basics of git, and the renaissance of understanding version control in a world gone […]

Open Spaces are an open and interactive format for sharing within the community. There is no fixed agenda, and discussions focus on topics that are important to the audience.