Will is going to take us on this deep dive with Rancher and Project Fleet.

Denise Shannon talks about Rancher Extensions.

Dom from AWS joins us to talk AWS and Rancher.

We are catching up with our friends from HashiCorp.

We are talking about the Rancher Roundup for February! Check it out here.

We are talking about the exciting news from the Kubewarden team. As Kubewarden takes the next steps with a community meeting.

Join us live on August 23 as SUSE's Robert Sirchia hosts Rey Lejano, Emeritus Adviser of the Kubernetes 1.25 release team, during the Kubernetes 1.25 release. Rey will guide you through the Kubernetes Release Process and Release Cycle showcase the highlights of this release. This is your chance to ask questions directly to the people involved and look behind the scenes of the release process.

Join Robert Sirchia and Dan Garfield for this session. Configuration drift is a common problem software developers face. Picture this: two environments are supposed to be similar but are not. Nobody knows exactly what is deployed in that environment/server/cluster, so people are afraid to touch it. It’s declared “off-limits” because nobody can reconstruct it if it breaks down. People do hot-fixes or ad-hoc changes without recording them, and then those developers change teams or companies.

In this video, Lukonde Mwila talks about and demonstrates how to carry out container registry scans with NeuVector.

We are going live to watch the Kubewarden team flip over to 1.0! Talk a bit about what it took to get here.