Practitioner sessions, not product presentations
Conferences, hands-on workshops, webinars, roundtables and meetups, selected on whether the speaker has actually run the thing in production.
What events does DevOpsArk run?
DevOpsArk conferences, workshops, webinars and meetups on agentic DevOps, Kubernetes, observability and DevSecOps. Practitioner sessions, not pitches.
What is coming up
Roundtable: what to do with fourteen thousand vulnerabilities
A closed-door discussion among security and platform leaders about the vulnerability backlog problem, under Chatham House rules.
Agentic DevOps Summit 2026
Two days on what agents can and cannot safely do in production infrastructure, with practitioner talks rather than product pitches.
Recordings and materials
Webinar: managing Kubernetes without an in-cluster agent
One hour on what the Kubernetes API alone gives you, what it does not, and why the answer determines how long your next tooling security review takes.
Hands-on workshop: finding the money in your Kubernetes clusters
Three hours, hands-on, on a real cluster: attribute spend to namespaces, right-size from observed usage without causing OOMKills, and find the resources nobody owns.
6th DevOps Confex & Awards 2026
A one-day DevOps conference and awards evening in New Delhi, organised by Gain Skills Business Media. The DevOpsArk team will be there for the day.
Workshop: designing a golden path teams actually use
A full day on building an internal platform that teams choose to use, rather than one they are told to use.
Questions about events
Online events are free. In-person places are limited by venue capacity, and the roundtables are invitation-based to keep the group small enough for discussion.
Conferences, workshops and webinars are recorded and published with transcripts. Roundtables are not recorded, because they run under Chatham House rules.
Yes. The meetups keep a community speaking slot at every session, and conference talks are selected on practitioner experience. Get in touch through the contact page.
No. Vendor content is limited to a single clearly labelled slot at the conference, and the workshops use DevOpsArk only for hands-on segments where a tool is needed.
Want to speak, or host one with us?
Meetups keep a community slot at every session, and we run roundtables with partner organisations.