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.

Keynote by Ryn Daniels on Designing Sustainable Ops Cultures

Organised by Cloud Matters

DevOps focuses on making software production as efficient and streamline as possible. With innovation in CI/CD, the demand for fast pace change and staying as up-to-date as possible is at a high. But about about the developers working on it? In this keynote, Ryn Daniels explores with us the best...

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Advanced Docker for Enterprise Operations

Led by Matt Saunders

Ready to upgrade your Docker operation skills and become a Docker Enterprise Operations expert? Join Matt Saunders for this intensive, hands-on Advanced Docker Enterprise Operations course and best practices to containerise and modernise new or existing applications that are secure, robust,...

Introduction to Docker Fundamentals

Led by Matt Saunders

Are you adopting the Docker platform to containerise and secure robust, highly available, and self-healing applications? Join Matt Saunders for this intensive Docker Fundamentals course and learn the key concepts and practices of containerization, how to containerize on a single Docker node, the...

Django London Meetup

Featuring Hendrik Frentrup

In this meetup Hendrik Frentrup will giving a talk on how Docker and Django meet for a tango.

Cloud Native Node.js

Featuring Bethany Griggs

The fundamental performance characteristics of Node.js make it ideal for building performant microservices. Building highly responsive, scalable, and fault tolerant solutions however is still far from easy. This session will not just discuss why Node.js is a natural fit for microservices, but...

CNCF tools for SysOps

Featuring Hubert Bosiacki

More than half of the total cost of a product is included after the product is developed and released, so let’s talk about containers and supporting tools from a sysadmin perspective and what challenges exist, how to look for solutions, what to take into consideration in the long term to support...

Keynote Evening by Brian Ketelsen!

Organised by Cloud Matters

For October's Cloud Matters, Brain Ketelsen will be sharing his keynote! Keep an eye on this space for more info.

Creating a DevOps culture, whatever that means

Featuring Michael Coté

Getting the benefits of DevOps requires more than just tools and process. You also need the organizational context and norms - the culture - that allows DevOps practices and thinking to thrive. Nailing these down, let alone what “culture” even is, can be hard - the veritable nailing Jello to the...

Image Provenance and Security in Kubernetes

Featuring Adrian Mouat

Take any container running in your Kubernetes cluster. What can you say about it and with what level of certainty? Do you know where it came from? Could an attacker have modified it? Is it up-to-date? Can you identify the exact revision of the code that the image was built from?

Running HPC Workloads via Jupyter using Kubernetes and Fn Serverless Functions

Featuring Dr Christopher Woods

We have been gradually building Acquire, which provides multi-cloud identity and access management to cloud-based storage and compute services. Acquire is designed to make it easy for HPC jobs to be run interactively within Jupyter notebooks. Jupyter notebooks, deployed on top of kubernetes...

Istio – Connect Your Microservices in a Secure Way

Featuring Laszlo Budai

Microservices are taking over how software is developed. The communication among microservices is a challenge for both developers and operators. A service mesh is trying to ease this pain for both, and provide flexible, secure and observable communication channels for microservices. Istio is a...

Clouds, toys, and enterprise. Case study: European banking group

Featuring Kenneth Tan

The presentation will talk about cloud computing challenges in the enterprise environment, what can be the strongest open source option, as well as cost effective, flexible, reliable and fast execution.

Kubernetes within the Enterprise: The nightmares that keeps one awake!

Featuring Deepak Ramchandani

A how-to guide for converting your project to GitOps with Flux

Featuring Pi Unnerup

Automate Your Docker Work Flow with git and AWS Pipeline

Featuring Ric Harvey

Learn how to automate your docker work flow with git and AWS Pipeline, Codebuild and ECS/Fargate to deliver a fast CI/CD environment. The session will be 100% demo and no slides, plus you can download the code after to try what you’ve seen yourself.

Development in the Cloud (Jakub Borys, Student.com)

Featuring Jakub Borys

With an advent of Microservices architectures, limitless compute resources enabled by Kubernetes has to be utilised in early stages of development lifecycle to ensure continuous high velocity of development teams.

How you can get more out of the modern cloud by letting someone else look after your servers (Asfand Qazi, Cloudership)

Featuring Asfand Yar Qazi

During his career, the cloud has evolved from just a few services like virtual machines to offering so much more. Asfand will discuss how these amazing new services, like AWS Fargate and Azure Container Instances, can be used to run the web applications we create using traditional frameworks like...

HPA and VPA: scale your K8s cluster on any metrics (Ecaterina Gamanji, Condé Nast International)

Featuring Katie Gamanji

In the last years Kubernetes has been the nucleus of container orchestration frameworks. With the growing number of microservices in a cluster, scalability is one of the core pillars for a fault-tolerant application. Horizontal pod autoscaler (HPA) and vertical pod autoscaler (VPA) are resources...

CNAB: Packaging for Distributed Applications with Multiple Toolchains

Featuring Gareth Rushgrove

When you're managing distributed applications you're probably using a variety of tools that serve specific purposes. Terraform, Helm, Compose, CloudFormation, Pulumi, ARM templates, etc. No one tool solves all your needs. And new tools come along regularly. But all these tools tend to...