Dear Members,

We are super happy to welcome you on our next meetup on November 24 in Person :)

Below you could find the agenda for our November meetup which will be sponsored by Acronis and it will be in their office at NV Tower, G.M. Dimitrov Blvd 59, Floor 11

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Agenda:

19:00 - 19:10 - Welcome Note

19:10 - 19:50 - The 4C's of Cloud Native Security - Valentin Hristev

19:55 - 20:35 - Deep dive into load balancing migrating a front-end proxy to Kubernetes - Anton Suslov (EN)

20:35 - TCP Networking

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About the Speakers:

Valentin Hristev is Staff Site Reliability Engineer at VMware Carbon Black. The core function is to keep Clouds clear and prevent storms by proactively identifying issues and taking action on more than a million VMs. He loves to write Cloud Native solutions, automate the world, and be one step ahead of the problems. With more than 18 years of experience starting in system and network administration, his heart is in the IT industry as a Site Reliability Engineer. In his spare time, he is trying to find new challenges to keep his life interesting.

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Anton Suslov is a DevOps engineer at Acronis. His main areas of expertise include Kubernetes, container technologies, and troubleshooting Linux networking at 3 AM at night. An MIPT alumni, Anton has worked in the industry for many years, and has attained intimate knowledge of modern tech’s inner workings beyond the marketing examples

Ismail Alidzhikov is a developer at SAP Cloud Platform. He is Gardener project contributor and part of the team running thousands of Kubernetes clusters in fully managed and homogeneous manner. He is passionate about Kubernetes. In his free time he tries to make his github activity to look greener.

Regards,

CNCF Bulgaria Team.