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Explore ApeiroRA (EU IPCEI-CIS), a reference architecture to unify the multi-provider cloud-edge continuum.

Build dynamic multi-cluster controllers with controller-runtime! Learn to create a dynamic cluster provider for resources across a fleet of Kubernetes clusters.

CNCF Confidential Containers: Secure your cloud-native apps with confidential computing! Explore the vendor-agnostic stack, “peer pod” cloud approach, architecture, and a live demo.

In this session, Mario and Chris share practical strategies for improving communication in open source projects, from social media to critical comms and contributor guidelines.

In this video, Karen, Mario and Natali will introduce the first Maintainer Summit at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2025.

In this session, Marko unpacks the tough calls behind Kubernetes breaking changes — why they happen, how they’re handled, and what you can do as a user to stay informed, give feedback, and support the community.

Learn how to build controllers that reconcile resources across a dynamic fleet of Kubernetes clusters.

Learn how SIG Contributor Experience (ContribEx) is evolving to support long-term Kubernetes contributors in its second decade.

In this talk, Bob and Mario will discuss the many benefits individuals and companies can achieve by contributing to open source and guide you through the first steps to becoming a contributor.

Watch this talk to discover more about the evolution of container isolation from sandboxing to confidential containers, the use cases & concerns that confidential container addresses & how it differs from sandboxing.

This session provides a great reference for many years for all Kubernetes subprojects on how they can make their release processes more efficient and aligned with the Kubernetes release process.

CNCF Swift Multicloud Migration: Accelerating the Transition of Kubernetes’ Core Infrastructure

Explore the opportunities that Crossplane offers in building an integrated Infrastructure as Code solution, centered around Kubernetes.

In this talk, Marko and Patryk will talk about how the new Prow build cluster running on AWS looks like and what is the current status of the cluster, together with some common issues and lessons learned along the way.

In this session, Verónica and Marko will show how Kubernetes influenced many other projects in the community by providing them with tooling that they can use to release their projects securely.

In this session the SIG UI leads will provide an overview of what was accomplished over the past year, including new views, functions, internationalizations, leadership changes etc.

With the advent of 5G, the era is going through the exciting phase of bringing Cloud Computing to Edge, with Businesses working on finding an ideal solution to meet their specific demands depending on their reality, use case, and scale.

Complex application services consisting of multiple interconnected components can benefit from deployment in multiple Kubernetes clusters.

In this KubeCon Europe talk, we explain what a deployment of multi-cluster services looks like, with the help of Kubernetes operators, the KubeCarrier service hub and the Submariner cross-cluster connectivity provider.

With the rise of Kubernetes popularity across various use-cases, including edge computing, IoT, 5G, or AI/ML, single-cluster Kubernetes deployments are increasingly becoming an exception rather than the norm.

At Kubermatic, we build software that operates Kubernetes and everything in between. In this short clip, our software engineer Jiacheng Xu explains why writing operators for Kubernetes is a good idea.

In this talk Bill Mulligan from Kubermatic and Camille Marini from Owkin speak about the machine learning based drug discovery consortium “MELLODDY”.

Nikhita Raghunath and Ihor Dvoretskyi share their insights on becoming a contributor and an active community member in the world of open source.

In this session, Steve Kuznetsov from Red Hat and Alvaro Aleman from Kubermatic dive into some of the major features they added to Prow, including how they are implemented, and the challenges they faced.

This panel discussion covers the participants journey in becoming a member of K8s, and share anecdotes on how to start contributing to K8s, eventually obtain membership, and beyond.

Beast with many moving parts. With a front-end written in Angular, and a back-end written in go, the project has a complex set of needs to support development.

Kubernetes is its community. The foundation of this thriving community lies on the Kubernetes Community Values.

As a hosting provider, SysEleven has the challenge to run and manage multiple Kubernetes clusters for various customers on their infrastructure in a secure way.

In this 30 minute session, Nikhita Raghunath from Kubermatic and Christoph Blecker from Red Hat, speak about the SIG’s automation and contributor flow roadmap.

Do you want to contribute to Kubernetes? Not sure how or where to begin? It can be overwhelming! But fear not - you can join the thousands of successful contributors too!