Angular OpenTelemetry Setup and Troubleshooting
Learn how to set up OpenTelemetry in your Angular app and troubleshoot common issues with tracing, instrumentation, and export configuration.
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Anubis and caddy-docker-proxy
CKANfaced a barrage: 60 requests per second, courtesy of some mischief-maker in Brazil. EnterAnubis. With its SHA256 challenge, it cut through the chaos like a hot knife through warm Brazilian pĂŁo de queijo. Now, plugging Anubis intocaddy-docker-proxypractically did itself. The proxy auto-configures.. read more Â
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The state of Kubernetes jobs in 2025 Q1
North American Kubernetes salariestook a 6% nosedive, settling at an average$165,288. Meanwhile, Europe enjoyed a tidy 4% uptick. Remote work? Holding steady at68%. No surpriseâPythonremained the darling of coding languages, getting a nod in62%of job posts, whileDockerwasn't far behind, gracing57%of.. read more Â
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v1.33: From Secrets to Service Accounts: Image Pulls Evolved
Kubernetes drops ephemeral KSA tokens into the mix for image pulls, putting long-lived credentials in the rearview mirror. Granular access? Absolutely rocks. Compliance? Consider it handled... read more Â
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Impromptu disaster recovery
K3s reconciler threw a fit. A botched YAML reformat doubled up resources and obliterated the authorâs cluster, courtesy of the clumsy hands of language models. Itâs a vivid postcard from the island of LLM limitations. Luckily, Hetznerâs system rebuild stepped in to save the day. But it wasnât painle.. read more Â
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1.33: Volume Populators Graduate to GA
Kubernetes v1.33unleashesvolume populatorsfor all to enjoy. Custom resources now power data sources. Say goodbye to pesky resource leaks, mishmash configurations, and sleepy metrics. Prepare for a wild ride of flexibility... read more Â
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The Kubernetes Gateway API through beginnerâs eyes
Gateway API, the sassy heir to Ingress, jugglesL4 & L7 protocolslike it was born for it. Tosses out those annoying, vendor-specific annotations to clean up Kubernetes networking. On a whim, I swapped an external cronjob for aKubernetes CronJobâbecause tinkering is a blast, and, let's face it, automa.. read more Â
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From Edge to Enterprise: The StarlingX Advantage
StarlingXtackles low-latency like a boss, perfect for edge and enterprise clouds. It weaves together real-time Linux and OVS DPDK, all while juggling up to5,000 nodes. It scales effortlessly, sprinting from humblesingle-nodesetups to sprawlingtens-of-thousandsin multi-region clouds. Timing precision.. read more Â
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v1.33: Fine-grained SupplementalGroups Control Graduates to Beta
Kubernetes v1.33 rolls in a snazzy beta feature: control over supplemental group merging in containers. It sharpenssecurityby exposing those sneaky implicit GIDs. But don't get too cozyâthis power comes with strings. Youâll need CRI runtimes that play nice, or your pods will get the boot on unsuppor.. read more Â
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Cutting Kubernetes Costs with kube-downscaler
kube-downscaleris your go-to for scheduling time-based scaling inKubernetes. It dodges HPAâs hiccups for pre-planned workloads. Imagine cron jobs but for replicas. Straightforward, effective, and perfect for trimming costs on snoozing dev environments... read more Â
The 2026 Lens: DevOps in an AI World: You're working in a world where AI is everywhere, embedded in your tools, requested by your management, and reshaping how teams deliver software. Whether you're embracing these changes or navigating the challenges they create, your experience matters.
We're looking for stories about how you and your organizations are adapting your mindsets, processes, and team dynamics in this rapidly evolving landscape. How did your team integrate AI into existing workflows? What changed about collaboration when AI entered the picture? Where do humans remain critical in automated processes? How do you build the next generation of engineers when entry-level work is automated? What are the real implementation challenges you're facing in Southern California's entertainment, gaming, aerospace, retail, healthcare, and manufacturing companies?
What makes DevOpsDayLA different:Â We focus on culture, collaboration, and cross-industry implementation stories rather than pure technical deep-dives. We're all about the people and processes that make technology successful in an AI world, not the technology itself.
We especially welcome new speakers, under-represented voices, and fresh perspectives from across SoCal's diverse tech landscape.
Attending
To attend DevOps Day LA purchase a  SCALE ticket via the SCALE website. Your ticket will provide access to both events.
Sponsor
DevOpsDayLA sponsors have the opportunity to offer job opportunities, demonstrations of the latest tools, and world-class service offerings to facilitate organizationsâ DevOps journey. The conference is presented with the support of the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE). It provides a relaxed, casual, and diverse environment where experienced professionals, evangelists, agile practitioners, developers, job seekers, business executives, educators, students, and curiosity seekers can connect and attend talks on current topics.
For additional information, please contact us at los-angeles@devopsdays.org.
Speak at DevOpsDay LA
DevOpsDay LA sessions are selected through our calling for presentations for our 2026 event. We have posted a list of desired topics and best practices for submissions.
Friday, March 6, 2026 - 10:00 to 17:00
