SUMMIT
For applications that need to scale to countless users and AI agents, cloud-native approaches remain the best practice to ensure consistency and performance across varying infrastructures. Learn from your peers who have successfully developed and deployed cloud native workloads and be inspired by their experiences and the best practices they share.
2026
Cloud Development
To optimize the delivery of digital services to your customers, you must fit the architecture of your infrastructure to meet their needs, whether that entails orchestrating microservices on Kubernetes clusters, managing serverless workloads, optimizing deployments to the edge, or maintaining an N-tier application stack. In this track, we’ll discuss the best practices for developing infrastructure to serve cloud native applications effectively, explore the options available to teams to optimize their infrastructure, and identify key trends that will impact cloud native hosting in the near future.
Cloud Development
Designing and developing applications that take full advantage of cloud-native architectures requires staying on top of a constantly shifting development landscape while maintaining a deep understanding of API service design and management, monitoring distributed workloads, applying asynchronous communication techniques, and more. In this track, experienced developers share their experiences and the tips and tricks they have learned to build performant applications in the cloud that deliver results.
Cloud Development
As distributed systems and continuous development make it easier to rapidly deploy code, maintaining code quality and catching problems as they arise become critical capabilities every team must master. In this track, you’ll learn from experts as they share best practices in DevOps, DevSecOps, infrastructure as code, automated testing, CI/CD, and more.
2026
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