Tigera, the creator of Project Calico, the most adopted technology for container networking and security, today announced CalicoCon 2024, an in-person summit for security, DevOps, site reliability engineering (SRE) teams and platform architects. CalicoCon 2024 is co-located with KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2024, taking place on March 19 at the Courtyard by Marriott Paris Porte de Versailles.
CalicoCon 2024 is an immersive event led by the Calico team that will explore the trends, strategies, and technologies making waves in the Kubernetes networking, security, and observability world. At the event, attendees will:
- Learn how to holistically secure their cloud-native applications following today’s best practices
- Learn how to include security and observability in their CI/CD pipeline to enable security, observability and troubleshooting
- Learn architecture patterns and best practices to secure and troubleshoot cloud-native applications
Calico engineers will also cover the state of Project Calico and dive deep into eBPF, Windows HNS, multi-cluster mesh, best practices for network policies, egress gateway, scale, performance, encryption, and compliance. The event will include workshops, trainings, and discussion on the following key topics:
- eBPF-based Networking and Security with Calico
- Project Calico Past, Present, and Future
- Calico eBPF: Security and Performance in Production
- IPv6 for Calico eBPF: How We Got There
- Best Practices: Using Calico Policies to Secure Kubernetes Traffic
- Implementing Calico BGP for Enhanced Multi-Cluster Connectivity across Cloud Environments
- Network Policy at Scale: Scaling Calico to 15k+ Nodes and 10k Network Policies
“CalicoCon 2024 will provide a platform to discuss the challenges our industry faces in securing cloud-native infrastructures, and explore solutions that can help overcome these challenges,” said Ratan Tipirneni, President and CEO of Tigera. “We are excited to host this event where our community can learn about technologies and strategies to secure, observe and troubleshoot cloud-native applications through real-world stories and best practices.”
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