Cloud talks at ATO 2020

Cloud content proudly being sponsored and made possible by Optum

Cloud content has always been important, but it has taken on a new level of importance over the last few years in the context of open source, in our opinion.

The technology related sessions are routinely packed at ATO, and the more business focused sessions are as well, which is a testament to its overall impact and relevance. Our community wants to know more, which we feel is reflective of the overall technology community as well.

Cloud sessions at ATO 2020 will again be outstanding and will include extended workshops sessions as well as more traditional 45 minute sessions on Tuesday the 20th.

Plan now to attend these outstanding sessions:

Monday, October 19

The Future of Open Source Looks Like Cloud

Matt Asay, Amazon Web Services

Automating your infrastructure deployments in the Google Cloud, Azure, and AWS with Terraform

*this is a workshop session*

Devlin Duldulao, inmeta

Deploying your first modern web app in the cloud workshop / extended session

*this is a workshop session*

Mike Coleman, AWS

Understanding Distributed Systems with OpenTelemetry

*this is a workshop session*

Austin Parker, LightStep
Liz Fong-Jones, Honeycomb

Tuesday, October 20

*all sessions are 45 minutes*

Writing a Kubernetes/Openshift Operators using golang*

Abhishek Koserwal, Red Hat

Autoscaling Pods and Nodes in Kubernetes: Where to Start?

Kathleen Wassell, IBM

Tracing Cloud-Native applications: From stacktrace to Opentracing using Istio

Rafael Benevides, Oracle

Finding the Golden Signals with Prometheus

Jack Neely, 42Lines

Challenges in Building Multi-Cloud-Provider Platform With Managed Kubernetes

Joerg Schad, ArangoDB

End-Users Won't Even Notice, Painless Kubernetes Upgrades

Ricardo Aravena, Rakuten

Can Open Source and Corporate Interests Merge in the Cloud?

Paul Dix, InfluxData

Be sure to register today to attend both days of All Things Open 2020. For the first time ever there is a FREE option, courtesy of our Presenting Sponsors.

2020 SUMMARY

Nearly 7,500 registered and participated in 2020 from all over the world.

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EVENT OVERVIEW

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