Azure at KubeCon North America 2024 | Salt Lake City, Utah – November 12-15
Are you as excited as we are for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2024? We can’t wait and hope you’ll join us for some awesome Microsoft Azure KubeCon + CloudNativeCon related events and activities happening in Salt Lake City.
Azure Kubernetes Service Day (November 12):
Join us to learn best practices for building cloud-native apps and intelligent apps with Kubernetes on Azure!
Morning – Presentations: Start the day by learning about the latest on AKS. Learn how AKS streamlines the deployment and management intelligent applications, and gain insights into the best practices across key areas.
Afternoon – AKS Lab: Get hands-on with an instructor-led AKS lab and put some of the concepts and ideas from the morning session to practice.
Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, so sign up for Azure Day with Kubernetes- North America 2024 as soon as possible.
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon (Nov 13-15):
Don’t miss the Microsoft keynote on Thursday November 14, 9:40AM to learn how to secure your software supply chain
Check out sessions by Microsoft engineers on diverse topics including LLM Performance, Eraser, Notary, handling GPU Failures, OpenCost, Gateway API, WebAssembly (Wasm), CNI, Karpenter, eBPF, OpenTelemetry and more!
Brendan Burns, Kubernetes co-founder and Microsoft CVP, will share his thoughts on the latest developments and key Microsoft announcements related to cloud-native intelligent application development in his KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2024 blog on November 12.
And of course, swing by our Microsoft Azure booth #C4 from November 13-15! We’ll have short sessions and demos on all things cloud native and AI, and some sweet swag. Don’t forget to pick up your copy of Brendan Burn’s latest Kubernetes Best Practices book and get it signed by him at the Microsoft booth during KubeCrawl on Wednesday!
See below for full details on our KubeCon sessions and booth theater presentations.
Sponsored Keynote
Date: Thu November 14, 2024
Start Time: 9:40AM
Room: Hall DE
Title: A Developer’s Guide to Securing Your Software Supply Chain
Speaker: Toddy Mladenov
Abstract: Container images, AI weights, WebAssembly modules, and software packages – what’s the link? They are all examples of some of the many artifacts found throughout a software supply chain. With so many different artifacts, the real question becomes, “Is your software supply chain as secure as your production environment?”
In this keynote, we will navigate the journey of these artifacts from source to production, and showcase how to secure your software at each step of the supply chain using cloud native open-source tooling. With the help of key CNCF projects like in-toto, Notary Project, Ratify, and Copa, you will learn how to ensure your software is secure, consistent, and reliably delivered to production.
KubeCon Sessions with Microsoft Speakers
Microsoft Speaker
Session
Toddy Mladenov
Keynote: A developer’s guide to securing your software supply chain
Liudmila Molkova
Ganeshkumar Ashokavardhanan
Kaysie Yu, Ally Ford
Ryan Nowak
Mitch Connors
Keith Mattix
How to Move from Ingress to Gateway API with Minimal Hassle – Keith Mattix, Microsoft
Niranjan Shankar
Kubernetes Multi-Cluster Networking 101 – Niranjan Shankar, Microsoft & Ram Vennam, Solo.io
Mauricio Vásquez Bernal & Jose Blanquicet
Joaquim Rocha, René Dudfield
🚨 Contribfest: Hop Aboard and Contribute to Headlamp
Jiaxiao Zhou
Running WebAssembly (Wasm) Workloads Side-by-Side with Container Workloads – Jiaxiao Zhou, Microsoft
Nilekh Chaudhari
Ashna Mehrotra
Eraser: Cleaning up Vulnerable Images from Kubernetes Nodes | Project Lightning Talk
Ashna Mehrotra
Copa: Project Copacetic – Directly Patch Container Image Vulnerabilities | Project Lightning Talk
Ryan Nowak
Kirtana Ashok
Jeremy Rickard
Toddy Mladenov
Ryan Zhang
Keith Mattix
Life of a Packet: Ambient Edition – John Howard, Solo.io & Keith Mattix, Microsoft
Michael Zappa
CNI Updates and Direction! – Michael Zappa, Microsoft
Jack Francis
SIG Autoscaling Projects Update – Jack Francis, Microsoft
Ciprian Hacman
Wei Fu
Mark Rossetti
What’s New in SIG-Windows – Mark Rossetti, Microsoft & Aravindh Puthiyaparambil, Softdrive
Rita Zhang & Jeremy Rickard
Doug Davis
XRegistry – Looking Beyond CloudEvents – Doug Davis, Microsoft
Bridget Kromhout
Mo Khan, Rita Zhang
Haoran Qiu
Tina Wu & Shaheed Chagani
Ryan Zhang
Justin Davies
Jack Xue
Mike Morris
Tutorial: Live with Gateway API V1.2 – Flynn, Buoyant & Mike Morris, Microsoft
Anish Ramasekar
Jeremy Rickard
It’s Dangerous to Build It Alone, Take This. – Jeremy Rickard, Microsoft
Anish Ramasekar
Suraj Deshmukh, Archana Choudhary
Will Tsai & Ryan Nowak
Anubhab Majumdar & Mathew Merrick
Maya Singh
Exploring eBPF Use Cases in Cloud-Native Security
Dor Serero
Reinventing Seccomp for Fun and Profiles
Mitch Connors
Vanishing Point: Reimagining the Meaning of a Mesh
Keith Mattix & Mitch Connors
Navigating the Trough of Disillusionment
Yu Jin Kim
From sensors to Servers: Efficient Edge Computing with Akri and WebAssembly
Liudmila Molkova
Enhancing Asynchronous Communication Observability with OpenTelemetry
Microsoft Booth Theatre Sessions
Wed 11/13
Enhance the Security of your Container Images with Continuous Patching
Unlocking Binary Drift Detection
Accelerated GenAI on Azure with Canonical’s Managed Kubeflow
Securing your Microservices in AKS using eBPF and Istio
What’s new for Windows on AKS
Introduction to Reliability Best Practices on AKS and beyond
OpenTelemetry on Azure
Cloud-Agnostic Network Observability for Kubernetes: Empowering Azure Workloads with Retina
Amplify the Security of AKS Deployments Using Ratify and Gatekeeper
Wiz Container security for AI workloads on AKS
Thu 11/14
Fine-Tuning Open-Source Models made easy with KAITO
Full-stack K8S monitoring with Azure Monitor
Divide and Conquer: Master GPU Partitioning and Visualize Savings
Managing Kubernetes with Azure Linux
Increased performance capabilities with Azure Container Storage
AKS Networking Best Practices
Harnessing AI with Redis: Optimizing Databases on Kubernetes
Friday 11/15
How to Move from Ingress to Gateway Api with Minimal Hassle
Cloud storage best practices for containers with scale out analytics and AI workloads
Enhancing Application Resiliency with Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager
We look forward to seeing you at KubeCon North America 2024 in Salt Lake City!
- Microsoft Azure team
Psst. Local or coming in to Salt Lake City early? You can also catch the Microsoft team at Cloud Native Rejekts on November 10-11!
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