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After a decade of Cloud Native shaking up the software world, it’s time to reflect, recharge and ride the next exciting wave. This panel of industry leaders from Kubernetes Distribution Vendors to Enterprises, CNCF and NASSCOM (group of Indian companies) will explore - Global Cloud Native growth & end user needs - Out-of-the-box use cases, like digital currency transforming banks & farmer lending - Trends of adoption of k8s in India - What makes an Indian end user unique, when it comes to security, sustainability, regulatory compliance & scalability - Exciting ways companies are teaming up with the OSS community, with CNCF playing a key role - Real-world stories that highlight challenges and opportunities This will offer perspectives on unconventional adoption, with a special focus on India while keeping the global picture in mind. Expect to be inspired by innovative use cases, motivated to dive deeper into the CNCF community and enlightened on how leaders can craft winning strategies.
Senior Technical Program Manager, Cloud Native Computing Foundation
Bob is a Senior Technical Program Manager at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), where he works to streamline processes, puts into practice projects aimed at connecting users and maintainers, and finds ways to surface the value of open source. Before this, Bob was an OSS... Read More →
Staff Software Engineer at Broadcom | Tech Lead CNCF TAG Runtime, Broadcom
Rajas is a staff software engineer at Broadcom and a tech lead of the CNCF Technical Advisory Group, Runtime. He is actively involved in the AI working group in the CNCF. He is a Kubernetes contributor and has been a maintainer of the Kube Proxy Next Gen Project. He has also served... Read More →
Aparna Subramanian is a technologist and cloud-native enthusiast. She started her career as a Software Engineer and has spent most part of her 18 years of experience specializing in Infrastructure and Data Platforms. She serves as co-chair of the "CNCF End User Developer Experience... Read More →
Sudheesh Sudhakaran is an engineering leader with VMware by Broadcom. Before Broadcom acquired VMware, he was the India site leader for the VMware Tanzu team. As a Senior Director of Engineering, he was responsible for the Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG) and Tanzu Edge product portfolio... Read More →
Achyuta has 22+ years of experience in analytics, research and consulting. He is an active technology evangelist and has assisted Fortune 500 companies and investors with strategic insights on digital transformation, and its impact on business strategy, future of work, and global... Read More →
Wednesday December 11, 2024 10:15am - 10:30am IST
Auditorium
OpenTelemetry has transformed the observability landscape by moving beyond the traditional three pillars of traces, metrics, and logs. With these core components now stable, the project is expanding its reach to encompass even more facets of system monitoring and performance analysis. In this session, we will explore the latest advancements in OpenTelemetry, including the integration of profiling, which offers deeper insights into application performance by capturing detailed execution data. Additionally, we'll discuss the emerging concept of entities, which promises to provide a more holistic view of system components and their interactions. By expanding its capabilities, OpenTelemetry is not just enhancing the granularity and scope of observability but also setting the stage for more comprehensive and actionable insights. Join us to learn how these new developments can help you achieve unparalleled visibility into your systems and drive better operational outcomes.
Steve Flanders is a Senior Director of Engineering at Splunk (acquired by Cisco) responsible for the Observability Platform team, which includes contributions to the OpenTelemetry project. He was previously the Head of Product at Omnition (acquired by Splunk). Prior to Omnition, he... Read More →
Wednesday December 11, 2024 11:30am - 12:05pm IST
305
Managing hybrid environments with public and private clouds poses significant challenges, especially with disparate interfaces and legacy applications. Our development and QE teams faced difficulties navigating multiple environments—testing private cloud code on private Docker clouds and public cloud code on public resources. Legacy apps, often running on bare metal or metal instances, added complexity. To tackle this, we used Kubernetes and CNCF projects like KubeVirt, CrossPlane, and Longhorn to build a unified hybrid hyper-converged cloud platform. This session will explore how we integrated these technologies to streamline operations. You'll learn about the initial challenges, how KubeVirt enabled virtualization, CrossPlane’s role in multi-cloud management, Longhorn’s storage solutions, and the unification of these components into a cohesive platform.
Staff DevOps engineer, Cloudera Software India Pvt Ltd
The speaker, a Staff DevOps Engineer at Cloudera company, is deeply involved in Kubernetes-related projects, where he focuses on solving complex challenges within the Internal Container Cloud Platform. Leading this team, he is passionate about addressing intricate system issues and... Read More →
Ashik is an Engineering Manager from Cloudera, Bangalore. He has over 12 years of experience in solving problems at scale in various production environments. He is currently leading the internal cloud platform team, focusing on container orchestration and cloud native technologies... Read More →
Wednesday December 11, 2024 11:30am - 12:05pm IST
B101A
A lot has transformed in the chaos engineering ecosystem with the large scale adoption the practice has witnessed in the recent years. As the LitmusChaos project matured with a robust UI and varied usecases, the rise in community growth is a story in itself. This lightning talk will showcase the project's latest updates, including new features that enhance user experience and making the platform more secure. The other highlight includes the results of a recent third party security audit sponsored by the OSTIF and conducted by 7A Security which helped strengthen the platform's security posture. Additionally, I'll discuss LitmusChaos' active participation in LFX mentorship programs, mentorship program in South Korea fostering contributions from mentees and growing the community.
Wednesday December 11, 2024 11:35am - 11:40am IST
Auditorium
Bill has interviewed over 20 companies in industries ranging from media to financial services about why they picked Cilium for their cloud native platform. In this talk, he will reveal what end users truly want when adopting cloud native technologies and what the forcing function was for each of them to choose Cilium.
You’ll hear firsthand accounts of the triumphs and tribulations faced by companies like Bloomberg, DigitalOcean, The New York Times, and more as well as the specific benefits these organizations are reaping, from enhanced security and observability to improved performance and cost savings.
By the end, the audience will understand the real-world applications and advantages of Cilium and why end users chose it.
Wednesday December 11, 2024 11:42am - 11:47am IST
Auditorium
Kyverno is often described as a "Swiss Army kinfe" due to its many capabilities. In this quick tour, learn about its capabilities and how you can use Kyverno to improve security, compliance, and streamline operations across your clusters.
Wednesday December 11, 2024 11:56am - 12:01pm IST
Auditorium
As AI and machine learning continue to shape modern enterprises, the need for fast, scalable, and secure deployment of AI models across server, edge devices with different underlying infra is critical. In this lightning talk, I will introduce how WasmEdge, a lightweight WebAssembly runtime, is powering open-source LLMs (Large Language Models) and AI agents for real-time, decentralized inference with portability and efficiency. WasmEdge enables developers to deploy AI models across diverse hardware environments with minimal overhead.
We’ll explore how WasmEdge’s newest features of function calling, text to speech, text to image, video recognition, along with its cross-platform compatibility and secure sandboxing make it ideal for running LLMs and AI agents in industries. You can also add any AI agents (like cursor) alongside your self hosted open source LLMs
Wednesday December 11, 2024 12:10pm - 12:15pm IST
Auditorium
This presentation will start with CAPIBM introduction and proceed with discussing the CAPIBM releases and new features. We will also discuss major milestones followed by the roadmap, and other critical information attendees should know about the project. Join the session to learn how to get involved!
Wednesday December 11, 2024 12:17pm - 12:22pm IST
Auditorium
We are excited to introduce the newly formed Application Development Working Group (WG) under the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) for App Delivery within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Co-chaired by Mauricio Salatino, Daniel Oh, and Thomas Vitale, this WG aims to foster the growth of developers in the cloud native space. The Application Development WG was established to address the increasing need for specialized focus on cloud native application development. Our mission is to engage and support developers transitioning to or enhancing their practices within the cloud native ecosystem. This initiative is integral to the CNCF’s broader strategy of promoting cloud native technologies and fostering a vibrant, collaborative community.
Wednesday December 11, 2024 12:24pm - 12:29pm IST
Auditorium
In complex CI/CD environments, managing and previewing applications efficiently can be a challenge, especially when dealing with large repositories, multi-source applications, or performance bottlenecks. Argo CD version 2.12 addresses these issues by introducing several key features and improvements.
This lightning talk will cover the latest additions in Argo CD 2.12, including new commands for easier application set previews, fixes for mono-repo sync issues, and performance enhancements for large applications. If you're looking forward to getting quick updates about the new release features and bug fixes around Argo CD, you should definitely attend this talk.
Wednesday December 11, 2024 12:31pm - 12:36pm IST
Auditorium
Cloud Native Buildpacks have emerged as an elegant way to create containers in the cloud native space. They are of utility to platform operators in designing automation for several verticals that aim to utilize cloud native tech. In this talk, I intend to present the most recent areas of focus for the Buildpacks community. These include ARM64 migration, focus on security primitive such as SBOMs, and other optimisation to Buildpacks workflows.
Wednesday December 11, 2024 12:38pm - 12:43pm IST
Auditorium
gRPC has found widespread adoption in organizations around the world. You've probably written a protobuf yourself to define your own API. But did you know that the gRPC project actually defines several standard gRPC services that are generally applicable. In this talk, you will learn about gRPC's reflection, health, channelz, and status protos and how you can use them to get more out of your gRPC-based system.
Wednesday December 11, 2024 12:45pm - 12:50pm IST
Auditorium
Discover how Keptn automates your deployment checks, improves observability, and reduces the complexity in your Application Lifecycle workflows. This talk will introduce the Keptn project, highlighting its core features such as pre/post-deployment tasks/checks, DORA metrics for GitOps tooling, metrics collection from different observability platforms, and much more! Learn some real-world use cases of Keptn as well!
Wednesday December 11, 2024 12:52pm - 12:57pm IST
Auditorium
In the telecom industry, service availability is critical, making local and geographic redundancy essential for disaster recovery. While 5G Core Networks emphasize centralized, cloud-native strategies, 5G Access Networks require distributed, low-latency redundancy for edge cloud environments. Current CNCF tools like Velero, Portworx, and Stash offer Backup and Recovery Solutions but lack live synchronization between active and standby clusters, crucial for telecom's KPI needs. This session will explore a K8S-native solution designed to bridge this gap, offering seamless redundancy for telecom workloads, particularly in microservices-based deployments like vRAN/ORAN. This solution supports a 2-way policy-based sync, allowing for fine-grained control on how data is managed during failover. The solution integrates with CNCF projects, including Nephio for intent-based automation and Prometheus for real-time monitoring, aligning with the move towards distributed cloud-native deployments.
Head of Telco Orchestrator Part, Samsung Research, India, Bangalore (SRIB)
Ganesh is the Head of Telco Orchestrator Part at Samsung Research Institute, Bangalore. He holds a Master's degree in Telecommunications from UCL, London,UK. Ganesh completed his PhD from the 5G Innovation Centre at the University of Surrey, UK. Since 2017, he has worked with Samsung... Read More →
I’m Saurabh Swaraj, a Lead Java Engineer with nearly 6 years of experience in developing scalable systems and solving complex problems. At Samsung R&D, I designed a Live Sync system that improved consistency to 99% and reduced delays by 16 minutes. Previously at Digbi Health, I... Read More →
Chief Engineer, Samsung Research Institute Bangalore, Samsung Research Institute Bangalore
Sunil has good experience in architect, design, implement software applications in telecommunication management domain. He is interested in Cloud, AI/ML domains.
Wednesday December 11, 2024 2:55pm - 3:30pm IST
B202B
Applying modern deployment strategies, such as incremental releases, to complex ML architectures presents unique challenges, including managing resource constraints and ensuring cost efficiency. In the GPU environment, new replicas can take up to an hour to become operational due to extended image pull times. Despite these challenges, implementing advanced deployment strategies is crucial to minimise the impact of faulty versions, much like in traditional CPU workloads. In this session we will present on how to overcome these hurdles in GPU-based workloads. We will: - Start with traditional deployment approaches. - Progressively address advanced scenarios, such as implementing cost-efficient progressive delivery for high CPU-consuming workloads on GPU nodes and orchestrating sequential multi-resource deployments. - Reference our recent experience designing CI/CD for the GenAI applications. - Conclude by sharing cost comparison and best practices for GenAI model deployments.
Divyansh is a CKAD ,Oracle and AWS certified Software Engineer currently working at Adobe with extensive experience in designing CI/CD pipelines, microservice architecture and advanced deployment strategies for smooth version releases. He previously worked in OLX and has a total of... Read More →
Sumit is a seasoned software engineer with 12 years of experience in the industry, currently serving as an architect at Adobe, where he focuses on CI/CD solutions, Developer productivity, Container orchestration, Observability & Diagnostics primarily using Argo tooling and GitOps... Read More →
Wednesday December 11, 2024 3:45pm - 4:20pm IST
B101A
OPEA, the Open Platform for Enterprise AI, is a new project with the Linux Foundation. It provides a framework of composable microservices for state-of-the-art GenAI systems including LLMs, data stores, and prompt engines to expedite enterprise adoption. It provides blueprints of end-to-end workflows for popular usage such as ChatQnA, CodeGen, and RAG systems. This talk explores the practical steps for deploying Generative AI (GenAI) applications in cloud-native environments using OPEA. It will show deployments on a Kubernetes cluster on a range of hyperscalers. A wide variety of data stores, including opensource vector databases and managed services, will be used to demonstrate RAG capabilities. We will show the results of scale testing with > 50K documents. The attendees will learn how to deploy GenAI applications in a cloud-native way using OPEA. Explicit contribution opportunities will be shared with the attendees.
Arun Gupta is vice president of Open Ecosystem Initiatives at Intel Corporation. He is an open source strategist, advocate, and practitioner for over two decades. He has taken companies such as Apple, Amazon, and Sun Microsystems through systemic changes to embrace open source principles... Read More →
Wednesday December 11, 2024 5:40pm - 6:15pm IST
Auditorium
Traditionally, search engines and vector DBs (the boundaries got blurry lately) are deployed as monoliths in a cluster, managed by a StatefulSet and a lot of technology-specific logic. Newer use-cases (e.g. RAG, semantic search in general) implicitly push for more stateless work: e.g. generate embeddings on the fly, re-rank, local LLMs. Decoupling this work and managing it separately makes more sense now, but is it worth the complexity? This session takes a deep dive into the architectures of search engines (mainly Vespa, but Elasticsearch, Solr and others will be in the picture, too) to highlight both pros and cons of separating concerns in information retrieval. And how much separation is good for which scenario. In the end, you should have a better idea about both the technology and the deployment type that fits your use-case best.
Radu is in the search space for 13 years, mainly on Elasticsearch, Solr, OpenSearch and more recently Vespa.ai. Helps users with both the relevance and the maintenance side of retrieval, and it's the latter that naturally leads to Kubernetes. Enjoys education in all its forms (training... Read More →
Wednesday December 11, 2024 5:40pm - 6:15pm IST
201
We, Priyanka and Jason, have been involved in Kubernetes release cycles for years, taking on roles from shadow to Release Lead and Emeritus Advisor. While we've worked with Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals (KEPs) throughout this time, it wasn’t until the 1.29 release, while prepping for press interviews, that we really dug into them—and wow, did we learn a lot! KEPs aren’t just feature proposals; they give you a peek into the entire lifecycle of a feature—designs, alternatives, testing, and final code. They’re a goldmine for understanding Kubernetes, whether you’re new or a seasoned contributor. We’ll walk you through some real KEPs and share our approach to reading and making sense of them. If you’re curious about Kubernetes and want to explore its features more deeply, join us. There’s so much to discover, and we’re excited to share what we’ve learned with you!
Technical Lead – SIG Contributor Experience, Kubernetes GitHub Admin, v1.31 Emeritus Advisor, v1.29 Release Lead, SUSE
Priyanka Saggu is a Kubernetes Engineer at SUSE, contributing to Kubernetes via Release, ContribEx, Testing, and CLI SIGs. She is the Emeritus Advisor for Kubernetes v1.31, Release Lead for v1.29, GitHub Admin, and Technical Lead for SIG Contributor Experience (SIG ContribEx). She... Read More →
Kubernetes New Org Membership Coordinator – SIG Contributer Experience, Janusworx
Jason Braganza is a seasoned IT consultant with over 20 years of expertise in designing solutions for SMBs. He is currently focused on the path to learning and promoting FOSS. He mentors young folk in Linux, communication & blogging at the Linux Users' Group of Durgapur. He has also... Read More →
Wednesday December 11, 2024 5:40pm - 6:15pm IST
305
The most widely used runtime enforcement techniques today are prone to attackers. Many of these techniques work on the principle of stopping or killing a process in response to an attack, which relies at the mercy of an exploit writer putting little to no effort into avoiding triggering these detection mechanisms. Our discussion will focus on various aspects of runtime security: how it is currently implemented, its shortcomings, and the performance implications associated with these approaches. We'll explore a various range of cloud-based runtime security implementations. We'll expose the attacker's perspective, demonstrating how they can bypass these common runtime security measures. This will equip you to anticipate and counter their tactics. Finally, we will cover recent popular attacks and how appropriate runtime security measures can prevent them in the future.
Ankur Kothiwal is a Computing Engineer at CERN. He is actively involved in open source, currently serving as a maintainer and a CNCF Ambassador. In the past, he participated in and mentored various open source outreach programs and has also been a committee member for KubeCon Paris... Read More →
Thursday December 12, 2024 11:30am - 12:05pm IST
B202B
Flatcar is an operating system purpose-built for securely running container workloads. It ensures security by providing essential tools, reducing the OS size with minimal packages, and making the /usr directory immutable. This tutorial is designed for ops and DevOps professionals, offering step-by-step guidance on getting started with Flatcar. You’ll explore how to deploy it using Terraform, configure it with Ignition, and automate OS updates via Nebraska, enabling you to "set it and forget it.
Sayan is a Linux Software Engineer at Microsoft and a maintainer of Flatcar Container Linux. As a Release Manager, he works to maintain and build Flatcar. With a strong passion for open source, Sayan has been involved in other communities, namely Python, Fedora and Mozilla. Sayan... Read More →
Thursday December 12, 2024 11:30am - 12:55pm IST
305
Simplify authentication and authorization across applications, focusing solely on business logic while ensuring secure services. Our solution features a multitenant proxy to streamline authentication on the SAAS platform. Istio service mesh intercepts every request, with a multitenant-aware proxy (enhanced OAuth2Proxy and caching) connecting to a centralized Identity Provider (IDP) for authentication. Post-authentication, the proxy collaborates with an authorization agent like OPA, passing context for dynamic policy evaluation. Authentication and Authorization are decoupled from the code, allowing developers to use a centrally managed auth service. This shift lets development teams concentrate on business functions, leaving security rules to security analysts, saving time and resources. Externalized authorization management offers runtime controls, including policy management, enforcement, and decision modeling for fine-grained access to applications, services, transactions and data.
With over 6 years in software engineering, I specialize in Authentication and authorization for diverse backend applications, utilizing multiple Identity Providers (IDP) through OpenID Connect (OIDC) and Federated Authentication. My expertise extends to building multiple node.js applications... Read More →
I'm a passionate Engineering leader with over 25 years of experience building and managing enterprise-grade solutions. I currently lead a talented team at Hitachi, where we develop core platform components for Hybrid-Cloud Data Infrastructure and DataOps products.
Thursday December 12, 2024 11:35am - 11:40am IST
Auditorium
Doesn't it get messy when resources are left behind after a test?How do we manage the life cycle of the infrastructure resources? Have you wondered if there's a way to handle it? You are at the right place then, welcome to the world of Boskos where resource management is easier than before. In this talk, we will explore some challenges faced in Continuous Integration(CI) with testing on various infrastructures. It will give an overview on how to use the resource manager service, Boskos to help you better manage your infrastructure and make sure that no stales are left unattended.
Amulya Meka is a Software Engineer at IBM. She works on open source projects in the SIG Cluster lifecycle community and has also worked in the container runtime ecosystem.
Thursday December 12, 2024 11:40am - 11:45am IST
Auditorium
With 178 projects, various SIGs & countless ways to contribute, it may be confusing to know where to start in the vast world of cloud-native tech. With my former intern Anushka's help, we'll break down barriers & share our personal journeys within the CNCF ecosystem. Whether you're considering GSoC, joining the shadow release program, fixing a typo in documentation, there's a place for you. We'll use hip hop elements—MCing, DJing, break dancing, art, & knowledge to illustrate how cloud-native is a union of diverse components. You'll get practical advice on taking that crucial first step, with concrete examples of how people from different backgrounds have done it—writing blogs, designing the Kubernetes Mandala, singing at Kuberoke, playing guitar at KubeJam or making their first pull request. By the end, you'll have actionable steps & the confidence to begin or deepen your cloud-native journey. Join us to celebrate the diversity of contributions & get inspired—plus, there'll be a rap!
Bart Farrell is a CNCF Ambassador and Freelance Content Creator, event host, and community consultant. He brings creativity and passion to everything he does, whether it's rapping about Kubernetes or producing creative videos to bring technical concepts to life. Bart engages with... Read More →
Showcasing Azimuth - AstraZeneca’s cutting-edge Enterprise Cloud Native Machine Learning Platform. It is built on Kubernetes and integrates a diverse array of cloud-native tools, enabling seamless development, deployment, and management of machine learning workflows. My presentation will delve into the architecture, key components, real-world applications, and the integration with Cloudability for cost management, highlighting its role in empowering data science teams and accelerating innovation within AstraZeneca. The tech stack involves Kubeflow, Weights & Biases, Ray, Volcano Scheduler, Grafana, Prometheus, ELK, Harbor, NetApp Ontap FSx, Kyverno, GitHub Actions, ArgoCD, Argo Rollouts, CloudNativePG, etc
As Large Language Models gain prominence, the discussion around AI fairness and ethics has never been more pressing. Cloud Native is emerging as the standard infrastructure for training, deploying, and serving AI workloads, but its role doesn't stop there—it can also play a crucial part in minimizing bias in AI models. This session will delve into: - Mapping Cloud Native principles like attestation and supply chain fundamentals to AI workloads, enhancing explainability and providing actionable recourse. - Leveraging Kubernetes' reconciliation loop to offer feedback that corrects false positives in AI output. - Utilizing the distributed nature of cloud computing to decentralize AI power, promoting more responsible automation. This session is designed for AI practitioners seeking insights from the Cloud Native tech stack, infrastructure beginners looking to understand its extensibility, and experts and maintainers aiming to extend the boundaries of current Cloud Native infrastructure.
Staff Software Engineer at Broadcom | Tech Lead CNCF TAG Runtime, Broadcom
Rajas is a staff software engineer at Broadcom and a tech lead of the CNCF Technical Advisory Group, Runtime. He is actively involved in the AI working group in the CNCF. He is a Kubernetes contributor and has been a maintainer of the Kube Proxy Next Gen Project. He has also served... Read More →
Thursday December 12, 2024 2:55pm - 3:30pm IST
201
Fidelity's journey to cloud started about a decade ago with Cloud Foundry. Open-Source adoption was our first step towards digital transformation and from there today we sit on a CNCF tools stack of Kubernetes, Backstage, Harbor, Elastic, Postgres, Argo, Kafka, Helm, Open Telemetry, Jenkins, TF, Cilium, AWS, Azure, et al. Neil Armstrong once said, "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" about his first step on moon; so was the case of Fidelity with CF adoption towards wider adoption. It was never an easy sail towards Open Source CNCF landscape adoption since Fidelity being a global financially regulated organization, has its own challenges for industry regulations and embedded culture. We have divided and conquered the goal taking on the challenges unified but in distributed work streams across the organization. In this talk we would like to share this journey, experience, and learnings with others to help their adoptions of cloud native tools at an enterprise scale.
Technical Associate Director - Cloud Engineering and Operations at Fidelity International Limited, Fidelity International Limited
Ashwin Gupta has a total IT industry experience of close to 2 decades. He works as a strategist and an engineer with capability to solve any problem through coding and automation while adhering to 12-factors principle and following extreme programming practices. His experiences spread... Read More →
Distinguished Engineer - Fidelity International, Fidelity International
Shubham is a Software Engineer with 9 years of experience in Cloud, Platform Engineering and Developer Productivity. He is working as part of Global Engineering at Fidelity International where he works on incorporating and building new tech, platforms, and capabilities. Currently... Read More →
Thursday December 12, 2024 2:55pm - 3:30pm IST
B101A
Join me as I share my transformative journey from a regular user to a maintainer of Flux CD, a popular GitOps tool for Kubernetes. Open-source software thrives on the contributions of passionate individuals who go above and beyond to support and enhance the community. My journey with Flux CD began as a user, where I leveraged its powerful GitOps capabilities to streamline Kubernetes deployments. However, my desire to give back led me to become a maintainer. In this talk, I will recount my path, the challenges I faced, and the invaluable lessons I learned. Attendees will gain insights into the inner workings of open-source communities, the responsibilities of maintainers, and practical advice for those aspiring to contribute at a deeper level. This session is perfect for developers, DevOps engineers, and anyone interested in open-source contributions and Kubernetes.
Steve Wade was a founding engineer at KSOC, a Kubernetes security startup. He held platform leadership roles at UnderWrite Me and Mettle, implementing GitOps for self-service platforms. As a Consultant at Apprenda, he provided Kubernetes consultancy and training worldwide. Steve has... Read More →
Thursday December 12, 2024 3:45pm - 4:20pm IST
B101A
Contributing to open-source projects like Istio can be a transformative experience, but how do you begin? In this session, Adil Mohamed M P, a computer engineering student from India and an LFX mentee, will share his personal journey on how the LFX Mentorship program has eased his cloud-native debut. He will share his contributor experience to one of the most popular CNCF projects, Istio, and how he was part of the latest Service mesh buzz word "Ambient Mesh". Adil will discuss how the LFX mentorship program has equipped him with the skills to excel in open-source development and collaboration. Whether you’re a beginner looking to contribute or an experienced developer seeking to give back, this session will offer valuable tips, and a roadmap for making meaningful contributions to cloud-native projects.
Adil, a computer engineering student from India, is an LFX Mentee who has significantly contributed to Istio Ambient Mesh. At his college, he is part of the tech team at the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Center (IEDC), working on new projects and startups. He is also... Read More →
Thursday December 12, 2024 4:50pm - 5:25pm IST
B101A
