From Batch to Pipelines - Why Apache Mesos And DC/OS Are A Solution For Emerging Patterns In Cloud Native Applications

Featuring Matt Jarvis

Data processing paradigms are undergoing a paradigm shift as you move more and more towards real time processing. Emerging software models such as the SMACK stack are at the forefront of this change, focused on a pipeline processing model, but are also introducing new levels of operational...

Keynote: Deprecating Simplicity

Featuring Casey Rosenthal

When engineering teams take on a new project, they often optimize for performance, availability, or fault tolerance. More experienced teams can optimize for these properties simultaneously. Now add an additional property: feature velocity. Mental models of architecture can help you understand the...

Delivering Quality at Speed With Gitops

Featuring Brice Fernandes

In this talk, Brice will go through using Gitops to improve delivery speed and quality, with real examples of teams that have transformed their software delivery. We’ll describe the principles of Gitops as well as show how Weaveworks implement Gitops internally for our own production systems....

The Bumpy Road Towards Containerised Microservices: Why Early Adoption Meant It Took Longer For Us To Get There

Featuring Nicky Wrightson

How you run your applications is always evolving - Monoliths to microservices, migration to the cloud, containerisation, improved orchestration. Containers have become synonymous with microservices but they present a new set of challenges.

In this talk Nicky will share some of her experiences and...

The Adventures of Queues in the Land of Containers

Featuring Ian Cooper

True Tales of Terraform

Featuring Graham Lyons

What is it like to use Terraform every day? What horrors might be uncovered should you choose to use it? And what dizzying pleasures await the brave engineer. Graham will explore some of Terraform's best features and more ugly warts, gathered from using it in production for more than a year....

Keynote: Cloud Native Is About Culture, Not Containers

Featuring Holly Cummins

As a developer in IBM's Cloud Garage, Holly works with customers who are trying to shift their businesses to the cloud, and to cloud native in particular. Their dream is more effort higher up the value chain, more innovation, and greater adaptability. What they really want is to beat their...

Migrating To Microservice Databases: From Relational Monolith To Distributed Data

Featuring Edson Yanaga

In a Microservices architecture with multiple moving parts, you can’t allow that a single complement downtime breaks down the entire system. Dealing with stateless code is easy, but it gets much harder when you have to deal with persistent state. In this scenario, zero downtime migrations are...

Monitoring Kubernetes: Follow The Data

Featuring Daniel Maher

At Datadog they help thousands of organizations monitor their infrastructure and applications. In this session, Daniel will dive deeper into the several hundred trillion data points they’ve gathered to extract information about the real-world use of Kubernetes and see trends in container and...

Performance Tales of Serverless

Featuring Mikhail Shilkov

Function-as-a-Service "serverless" cloud offerings provide you with a super easy way to run custom code in response to events. One promise of FaaS model is the ability to scale without limits, up or down, whenever needed.

But how does that work in practice? Can AWS Lambda handle...

Securing Your Code When You Don't Even Know Where It's Running

Featuring Liz Rice

With Cloud Native technologies like orchestration, you don't necessarily know which machine a piece of code will run on. With containers-as-a-service and other serverless technologies, you don't even get access to the machines! What does this mean for security, and what properties of...

Continuous Deployment With ContinuousPipe

Featuring Samuel ROZE

Proven robust for more than 2 years and open-sourced at the beginning of the year, ContinuousPipe is a continuous deployment platform for containerised applications to Kubernetes cluster. During this talk Samuel will share briefly the value of having an easy-to-configure and fast deployment...

Monitoring Kubernetes With Prometheus

Featuring Tom Wilkie

Prometheus has become the defacto monitoring system for cloud native applications, with systems like Kubernetes and Etcd natively exposing Prometheus metrics.

In this talk Tom will explore all the moving part for a working Prometheus-on-Kubernetes monitoring system, including kube-state-metrics,...

Lightning Talk: If I Had A Time Machine: Three Things I Wish I’d Known Before My First Cloud Project

Featuring Chris Priest

Cloud projects can require a different approach to conventional on-prem projects. These differences are often subtle and do not become apparent until it is too difficult or too expensive to change course. These differences can vary from architectural design, decisions around the services you use,...

Ballerina: A Cloud Native Programming Language

Featuring Paul Fremantle

Cloud native programming inherently involves working with remote endpoints: microservices, serverless, APIs, WebSockets, SaaS apps and more. Ballerina is a new programming language that is designed to bring code-first agility to the challenge of integrating across endpoints. Ballerina has...

You Build it, You Run It – Why Developers Should Also Be On-Call

Featuring Chris O'Dell

Development of a feature doesn’t stop at deployment, your involvement continues for the lifetime of the product. If you want great power to control the choice of tooling and approaches, then you accept the great responsibility of ensuring it works, and remains working, in Production.

How To Move Fast Without Breaking Everything

Featuring Jamie Dobson

A move to the cloud is not exactly what is seems. Firstly, a move to the cloud is a managerial challenge, not a technical one. Secondly, a move to the cloud lies at the entrepreneurial end of the management spectrum, a long way away from the conservative end of the spectrum. Finally, because a...

Why Developers Shouldn't Care About Containers

Featuring Ed Shee

Imagine a world where developers don't even need to know what a container is? That world can be achieved with the open source Cloud Foundry Application Runtime which takes a developer-driven approach to Cloud Native deployments.

During this talk Ed will explore the Cloud Foundry Application...

In Search Of The Perfect Cloud Native Developer Experience

Featuring Daniel Bryant

In a productive cloud native development workflow, individual teams can build and ship software independently from each other. But with a rapidly evolving cloud native landscape, creating an effective developer workflow using a platform based on something like Kubernetes can be challenging. You...

Coordinate Cloud-Native Components Using Distributed State Machines

Featuring Bernd Rücker

Microservices or serverless functions decompose logic into small or even tiny pieces. But how can you implement complex end-to-end use cases (e.g. a customer order) when you have a bunch of nicely decoupled components (e.g. checkout, payment & shipping)? How can you handle the state of long...

Using Containers And Kubernetes To Capitalize On Hybrid Cloud For HPC Workloads

Featuring Fritz Ferstl

The question is no longer whether to migrate HPC workloads to the cloud, but where and how to start. While the industry has been discussing migrating workloads to the cloud since the launch of AWS in 2006, concerns about latency, regulatory issues and lock-in have slowed HPC adoption until...

Thanos - Prometheus at Scale

Featuring Bartek Płotka

The CNCF's Prometheus Monitoring system has been thriving for several years. Along with its powerful data model, operational simplicity and reliability have been a key factor in its success. However, some questions were still largely unaddressed to this day. How can you store historical data...

Keynote: Kubernetes, Private Cloud and The Sunk Cost Fallacy

Featuring Sam Newman

Kubernetes Chaos Engineering: Lessons Learned in Networking

Featuring Daniele Polencic

When you deploy an application in Kubernetes, your code ends up running on one or more worker nodes. A node may be a physical machine or VM such as AWS EC2 or Google Compute Engine and having several of them means you can run and scale your application across instances efficiently. When there is...

The Future is Serverless! (Or is it?)

Featuring Paul Johnston

Serverless is being talked about as the next big thing, but is it? Should everything be serverless? Are containers still relevant or will they fade into the background as some say? How do the containers and serverless worlds fit together and what will that world look like in the future?

Evolving Services Into The Cloud Native World - How Workday Manage Stateful Services With A Custom Controller On Kubernetes?

Featuring Iain Hull

How Workday manage stateful services with a custom controller on Kubernetes?

Kubernetes and declarative infrastructure greatly simplify the way we deploy and manage software. Most services can be orchestrated with the control loops supplied by Kubernetes (deployments, stateful sets or jobs). Some...

Look At The Clouds From 10000 Feet Above

Featuring Liliana Ziolek

About a year ago one of Liliana's clients, a financial institution, came up with an idea for a "self-service data science platform" - a platform that would allow business users to work with variety of data in a rapid, agile environment. To choose the right technical solution her...

High-Compliance Kubernetes Security

Featuring Luke Bond

Zero-day exploits are a regular part of complex systems. How would you survive the next Heartbleed? Do you know what libraries you are running in production? If a vulnerability is exploited, can data be exfiltrated? Container technologies make it easier for you to avoid becoming the next Equifax....

Balancing Observability and Agility in a Startup

Featuring Alex Tasioulis

As a startup usually the only thing you can afford to care about is building out your product as quickly as possible. At the same time, as engineers you want to follow best practices and make sure that your tech stack is not a black box. In this talk Alex will explore the tradeoffs he and his...

Taming A Beast - Adopting Continuous Delivery In A Large, Legacy Monolith

Featuring Mike Chernev

Deploying your application whenever you want is easy. Everyone does it nowadays. And that works great when you have a small group of people responsible for an application. But what if you have several teams working on the same application? What if you have almost 80 people committing more than 30...

Custom Resources for CloudNative DevOps

Featuring Jelmer Snoeck

In this talk Jelmer will share with you what Kubernetes' Custom Resources exactly are and how they can help reduce YAML boilerplate. You'll learn how to create an Operator from scratch which you can use to automate DevOps tasks in a CloudNative manner.

Lightning Talk: Chaos Engineering In Practice

Featuring Paul Jones

Paul will share with you the principles of Chaos Engineering, as well as practical examples of how open source tools can enable you to cause, learn and benefit from the ensuing chaos, and how you can use automation to continuously experiment, analyse and learn about the resiliency of our systems....

Keynote: Observability-Driven Development

Featuring Charity Majors

TDD is table stakes for any good team, but it’s not enough: these days you need observability-driven design and development. Tests are great but your code isn’t baked til it touches real services, real data, real network hops, and real users, and you should accept no substitute.

How can you...

Accelerating Delivery Velocity With Kubernetes

Featuring Simon Westcott

At Sky Betting & Gaming, delivery agility is key to Simon and his Team's success. As their engineering team grows, they have an increasing number of greenfield products to comission, as well as monolithic applications to decompose into microservices. To manage this they need a platform...

Journeys To Cloud Native Architecture: Sun, Sea And Emergencies

Featuring Nicki Watt

For many businesses looking to embrace modern business practices, deliver and scale faster, adopting a Cloud Native mindset and architecture makes sense. In this talk Nicki Watt, from OpenCredo, will explore the realities of making that journey for a number of clients. Far from being a smooth...

Consuming Cloud Service with the Kubernetes Service Catalog

Featuring Neil Peterson

In a cloud native world, managed services such as database, storage, and event processing systems can be utilized by applications without the overhead of total service ownership. Kubernetes provides an extension mechanism for dynamically requesting and consuming managed services through the...

Azure Serverless From The Trenches

Featuring Daniel Bass

Daniel will be exploring his real-life experience writing and deploying Azure serverless functions and logic apps to production. You will also learn how to write efficient and secure functions that can be deployed in an automated fashion and tested and supported easily. Daniel's goal is to...

The Life Of A Packet In Istio

Featuring Matt Turner

Istio is a service mesh for Kubernetes that offers advanced networking features. It provides intelligent routing, resiliency, and security features, so that service authors don't have to keep re-implementing them. Istio is rapidly taking off and there are great introductory talks everywhere....

Lightning Talk: Real-World Container Hacking Attempts

Featuring Ben Hall

For the past three years, Katacoda has been providing an online learning and training environment for cloud-native technologies. The live environments for Docker, Kubernetes and other Cloud-Native technologies are accessible via the browser without any downloads or configuration. A side effect is...

Build Modern 12-Factor Apps With Docker

Featuring John Zaccone

Docker has seen a lot of hype as being a technology for building scalable, modern, distributed applications. But is Docker the answer to all of your problems?

Keynote: The Container Shame Spiral

Featuring Laura Frank

With projects springing up at a dizzying pace, it’s hard not to feel like you’re falling behind the curve, or that you’re somehow not doing cloud native development correctly. Breaking out of this “container shame spiral” can be tough. It starts with being better equipped to evaluate projects and...

Lightning Talk: CNCF End User Forum

Featuring Cheryl Hung

Cloud native adopters face many challenges, from storage, security and tooling to process and culture. In this Lightning Talk, Cheryl will capture your experience and wisdom in different stages along the cloud native journey. Come prepared to brainstorm!

Keynote: Declarative Infrastructure with Kubernetes

Featuring Kris Nova

Kris Nova shares years of experience with managing cloud native infrastructure with Kubernetes. In this keynote you will learn about declarative infrastructure, the work being driven in upstream Kubernetes by Heptio and Google, and the philosophy behind the new hero in creating a mutating...

CloudNative eXchange 2020

Two days - Online Conference

CloudNative London is now CloudNative eXchange — and for 2020 we're taking it 100% online.

Cut through the vendor hype and discover how to deploy like a pro with 2 days of talks from leading experts in the world of Cloud, DevOps and Containers.

CloudNative London 2019

Three days in London

Discover how to take full advantage of the cloud platforms available to you, and how to build the next generation of tools to support them. Learn how to make your apps run faster and more efficiently. Network and share ideas. Deploy like a pro.

ContainerSched 2017 - The Conference on DevOps, Cloud, Containers and Schedulers

Two days in London

ContainerSched 2017 will focus on the current interest around both containers and schedulers, DevOps, Cloud, DataOps, ChatOps and SecOps practices, approaches and technologies, and aims to explore the core technologies and associated areas of interest such as networking, storage and security.

CloudNative London 2017

One day in London

Are you exploring what Cloud Native applications are and keen to learn how to build them, or how to make existing applications Cloud Native? Cloud platforms have transformed how we think about delivering software to our users. Helping us move faster, reduce costs, and reshape our teams, it has...

ContainerSched 2016 - The Container & Scheduler Conference

Two days in London

Over the last few years there has been a huge growth in interest in Container technology. ContainerSched 2016 will focus on the current interest around both containers and schedulers, and aims to explore the core technologies and associated areas of interest such as networking, storage and...

ContainerSched 2015 - The conference on DevOps, Containers & Schedulers

Two days in London

Would you like to learn Google's approach to Cluster Management and the underlying concepts of Kubernetes? Or find out how Uber uses Docker to give service owners more control over their environments? Keen to learn what you need to make microscaling work, using Containers for a radically...