Join us for the Summer Cloud Fest, a unique event dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) projects. Dive into insightful discussions and hands-on sessions about essential topics like security with Keycloak and observability with OpenTelemetry. Meet fellow tech enthusiasts, share your experiences, and learn together in an open and friendly environment. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to expand your network and deepen your understanding of cloud native technologies. Refreshments and snacks will be provided to keep you energized throughout the day. Mark your calendars, bring your curiosity, and let’s learn in the heart of Transylvania. Secure your spot now!
How We Avoid Outages: Circuit Breakers and Fail-Safe Patterns for Distributed Systems
Learn how we use circuit breakers and fail-safe patterns to keep microservices resilient in production — from app-level implementations in Quarkus to mesh-level strategies with Istio.
Real-world lessons, fallbacks, and observability tips included.
2:40 PM
Tracing the Truth with OpenTelemetry
Democratize the fundamentals of observability and shed some light over distributed tracing, the open-source standard, and the technical details which make them possible.
3:05 PM
Orchestrating and Monitoring Data Pipelines with Argo Workflows and Prometheus
Introduce the community to Argo Workflows for managing and automating data pipelines, also demonstrate how to integrate Prometheus for effective monitoring and alerting.
3:30 PM
Intelligent Conversational Framework for Real-Time Data Pipeline Diagnostics and Operations in Cloud-Native Environments
1. Introduce AI Agents and Orchestration
• Explain the role of LLM-based agents in data engineering workflows.
• Show how tools like LangChain and LangGraph enable modular reasoning and API integration.
2. Define a Real-Time Metric Retrieval Pipeline
• Outline how to collect diagnostic metrics from a Spark-based environment (e.g., Databricks) using APIs and telemetry.
3. Demonstrate an LLM-Powered Assistant for Data Operations
• Present “Data Buddy,” an agent that interprets technical issues, retrieves data, and responds in natural language.
• Highlight its ability to explain diagnostics, suggest actions, and support both technical and non-technical users.