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November 2026

Workshop | GitOps with Flux

Relying on human operators to remember deployment steps and configuration at all times is risky. GitOps as an operational framework tries to improve this practice with the help of a single source of truth and automatic reconciliation. In this workshop, attendees will get an introduction to Flux, a popular GitOps engine under the CNCF. Over […]
17 Nov
10:00 - 17:00

Workshop | Using and Understanding Wazuh

The ongoing digitalization and increasing interconnection of systems are leading to a steady rise in security-relevant events and log data. Effective monitoring, correlation, and analysis of this data require a centralized, scalable, and rule-based SIEM system (Security Information and Event Management). But what exactly is a “SIEM”? And how can Wazuh be implemented and used […]
17 Nov
10:00 - 17:00

Workshop | Icinga for Windows

In this workshop, attendees will get a hands-on introduction to Icinga for Windows, the modern PowerShell-based monitoring solution for Windows environments. Over the course of a day, you will learn how to install and automatically roll out Icinga for Windows, how to troubleshoot common issues, how to build your own repository to distribute packages on […]
17 Nov
10:00 - 17:00

Monitoring in the Era of LLMs: How to Make Your Monitoring Work for You

As cloud environments grow in scale and complexity, traditional monitoring approaches increasingly overwhelm engineers with data while providing limited diagnostic insight. Large Language Models (LLMs) offer a new paradigm: transforming raw telemetry into actionable understanding. This session explores how on-premises LLMs can be integrated into cloud monitoring pipelines to augment observability, accelerate troubleshooting, and reduce […]
18 Nov

When incidents fix themselves: AI SRE

The next evolution of incident response isn’t about faster alerts, but what happens after alerts fire: autonomous and semi-autonomous resolution. In this session, ilert CEO Birol Yildiz unveils how AI SRE agents build on modern monitoring and observability systems to diagnose and remediate outages before anyone gets paged, moving along a spectrum from assisted decision-making […]
18 Nov

Logs, Metrics, Traces…Assemble! Building a Context-Driven Mesh

Observability isn’t just about seeing, it’s about understanding. While dashboards and traces help, most systems today still operate in silos, with disconnected signals and fragmented context. And that’s a problem not just for debugging, but for security, performance, and cost-efficiency too. What if your infrastructure could explain itself? In this talk, we’ll explore how we […]
18 Nov

Monitoring DNSSEC

The incident that occurred with the ccTLD “.de” on May 5th, 2026 brought a problem to the attention of a broad public that people more deeply involved in DNS and DNSSEC already knew: It is a well-known fact that DNS is a crucial resource for everything that uses the Internet, and, almost unnoticed by many, […]
18 Nov

Can an LLM understand your car? Real telemetry and predictive insights

Modern cars produce far more data than what appears on the dashboard: sensor readings, diagnostic codes, pressure changes, temperature values, service intervals, and component health trends. In this talk, we’ll explore how to turn telemetry collected from different real Porsche sports cars into clear, useful insights using a structured LLM-based analysis pipeline. We’ll detect measurable […]
18 Nov

Frontend Observability – The Missing Layer in Modern Software Architecture

Modern observability strategies often stop at the backend. Yet users experience systems through the frontend, where errors, performance issues, and failed user journeys directly impact business value. This talk explores frontend observability as an architectural concern. Using real-world examples with Sentry, we will discuss how architects can gain visibility into browser performance, JavaScript errors, distributed […]
18 Nov
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