Events & Workshops

Learn how to balance team velocity with security and compliance by implementing governance frameworks for AI agents and policy as code.

Learn to add intelligent automation to infrastructure workflows with proper controls and human oversight.

Join Pulumi and AWS for a discussion on how next-generation AI capabilities are transforming infrastructure operations.

Explore the new Azure Native v2 provider and learn how Pulumi Deployments make it easier to validate both infrastructure and app code before release.

Learn to use Go and Pulumi in building robust, web-scale cloud applications.

In this workshop, you will learn how to enable self-service infrastructure for your organization using AWS Proton and Pulumi.

In this workshop, you will learn how to deploy a Kubernetes cluster on Google Cloud and run containerized applications on the cluster.

In this presentation, we'll talk about Risk Radar, Netflix's forum to collect and make sense of emergent sociotechnical risk both from experience and risk.

In this talk you will learn how to migrate a large monolith codebase to Cloud-Native and learn a few gotchas along the way.

Join Wesley Faulkner, Ellen Körbes, Rizel Scarlett, and Paul Czarkowski as they discuss a variety of topics related to Cloud Engineering.

Attendees will leave this session ready to take control of their development process in ways they may not have known were possible.

In this talk, you will learn how Apple leveraged a custom state backend with SSO, RBAC, and pipelines powered by the Pulumi Automation API to drive IaC.

In this talk, you will get a high level overview of the authorization landscape and learn how Split approached these unique challenges.

Learn how to use practices from software development like test driven development and CI/CD to manage complexity at each stage of cloud development.

In this session you will learn how OpenTelemetry helps you understand your distributed system and the performance of individual services within it.

In this session, we will introduce how we took Cloud Control API from concept to launch and the culture and technical changes instituted internally.

Learn how the Threat Modeling Manifesto serves as a guide to define or tailor a methodology that fits enhances software development rather than holding it up.

In this presentation, attendees will learn how to ensure their CI/CD pipelines are Arm compatible and capable of providing Arm support in their products.

In this session, you'll learn to discover how to ask the right questions and how to find the right answers, using Kubernetes as an example.

Join Ell Marquez, Niall Murphy, Jeff Smith, and Sasha Rosenbaum as they discuss topics related to Cloud Engineering.

Listen in as Joe Duffy leads a talk about Cloud Engineering with special guests Ken Exner and Luke Hoban.

In this workshop, you'll learn how to leverage GitHub to make code CloudOps ready without learning new tools or collecting new certifications.

In this session you learn how Snowflake worked towards implementation and the day-2 experience of using Pulumi to manage Kubernetes and Vault.

Let's talk about how we can provide more power to users to customize, configure, streamline, and understand what they are getting from us.

In this session we'll start with a default Nginx deployment and leverage Checkov's Kubernetes yaml scanning capability to go from default to secure.

In this talk, we'll discuss the concepts of business pressures on organizations and individuals, the effects, and what "crashing" looks like.

In this talk, we will discuss the NGINX MARA project; a turnkey modern application reference architecture.

This talk will reviewing the 14 Step Secure Incident Response process, including the what and why of each step.

In this session you'll gain an understanding on the benefits of creating reusable modules, what sort of modules you can create, how to go about creating them.

In this talk, you will go through how to use the software engineering process to solve this infrastructure engineering problem.

This talk will deep-dive into how whylogs fits into the infrastructure as a whole and how it can enable end-to-end observability for your data stack.

Let's put the Dev back in DevOps and talk about why Turing complete config management is an antipattern.

In this session, you’ll see what we can learn from trailblazers and how adopting techniques for exploration can help us build more reliable systems.

Listen in on as Kelsey Hightower and Joe Duffy discuss the past, present, and future of the cloud infrastructure landscape.

This talk introduces this new model and discusses the need for how we talk about software to match the experience of development.