A Comprehensive Guide to Monitoring Disk I/O on Linux
Learn how to monitor and optimize disk I/O performance on Linux with this comprehensive guide to better manage system resources.
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Creating a ClickHouse Cluster on Raspberry Pis
Craft a miniature powerhouse with threeRaspberry Pi 5s, each kitted out with NVMe drives. It's your ticket to an eye-opening, hands-on Kubernetes adventure. Start by installingK3sâthe featherweight Kubernetes hero. Then, unleash theAltinity Operatorto deftly manage yourClickHousecluster. Say goodbye.. read more Â
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Kagent: Bringing Agentic AI to Cloud Native
Kagentrides on the back ofMicrosoftâs AutoGenlike a pro. This nifty tool empowers DevOps ninjas to unleash AI agents inKubernetes. Picture it automating all the drudgework: configuration hassles, network security fiddlingâyou name it. By syncing up with power players likePrometheusandArgo, it transf.. read more Â
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Understanding new GKE inference capabilities
Google Cloud Nextswings open the curtains on GKEâs latest tricks for inference. Imagine serving costs dropping by 30%, tail latency by 60%, and a whopping 40% leap in throughput. Talk about upgrades with attitude!.. read more Â
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VMware ups Tanzu's gen AI support, sheds Kubernetes dependence
VMware Tanzujust upped its game. It's infused with generative AI magic and has kicked Kubernetes to the curb. Now it taps into Anthropic'sModel Context Protocolfor a swift, almost cheeky, app creation rollercoaster. Ditch the config filesâjust throw code into the wild withSpring AI. Its data service.. read more Â
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Manage all your kubernetes port-forwards in one place with
Meet theRust-infused lifesaversweeping away Kubernetes port-forwarding mayhem. It tames connections by routing everything through one neat hub. TCP and UDP? Handled effortlessly. Picture a pod bridging UDP traffic over TCP with precision, serving up a swanky GUI or a no-nonsense terminal view. Add a.. read more Â
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Make Before Break - Faster Scaling Mechanics for ClickHouse Cloud
ClickHouse Clouddecided to shake up the status quo with a gutsyMake-Before-Breakapproach. They chopped vertical scaling delays by dynamically adding capacity without sending your data to the void. This ballet involves managing multipleStatefulSetswith the grace of a lion tamer, maintaining both agil.. read more Â
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The Kro Project: Giving Kubernetes Users What They Want
Krosprang into existence powered by the unlikely trio:Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. This tool seeks to untangle Kubernetes orchestration while wearing a stylish, cloud-agnostic hat. It's defying the conventional walls of competition by making things play nicely across platforms. Just seven months i.. read more Â
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OpenTelemetry Observability in Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes
OpenTelemetrybarges intoCrunchy Postgres for Kubernetesv5.8, tossing away those Prometheus sidecars in favor of OpenTelemetry collectors. It's a bold move: observability without chains. No more vendor handcuffs. Just pure, unfettered insights, delivered fast... read more Â
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Hunting Zombie Processes in Go and Docker
Docker containers give PID 1 the spotlight, but it's a diva. It needs to manage zombie processes or play nice with an init system likeTini. WhenTinistepped in, the container kicked those undead resource hogs to the curb. Suddenly, the server ran like a dream, and those annoyingRediserrors bit the du.. 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
