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Hands-on: Hands on Supply-Chain Hacks by Thomas Schwarz

Modern software relies on countless external components — and that’s exactly where attackers strike.

Thomas Schwarz demonstrates how software can be compromised through the supply chain and shows real examples of what can go wrong. A practical session on identifying weak points, understanding attack paths, and strengthening your development and deployment workflows against real-world threats.

Angular at Scale: Best Practices for Enterprise Applications by Florian Kleber

Building large-scale Angular applications requires more than just solid code — it’s about structure, maintainability, and performance.

Florian Kleber shares how to approach enterprise-grade Angular projects, combining proven best practices with real-world experience. A practical look at architecture patterns, scalable module design, and the lessons learned from developing complex business applications.

From Docs to Chat: Building a Knowledge Assistant with Onyx by Péter Vékony
Finding the right documentation shouldn’t feel like detective work.
Péter Vékony shares how he set up a knowledge assistant using Onyx — an open-source platform that connects to tools like Confluence and Google Drive to make company information searchable and conversational. A practical session on turning scattered documentation into a smart, accessible resource anyone can chat with.

From Cloud to Self-Hosted: A Monitoring Migration Journey by Erik Bessegato
This talk covers our journey migrating from the cloud-based UptimeRobot to a self-hosted Cloudprober setup. We'll explore the limitations of SaaS monitoring that triggered the change—from unpredictable scaling costs to a lack of flexibility—and walk through our process for choosing and implementing an open-source alternative. A practical case study on designing a new monitoring architecture, integrating it with Prometheus and Grafana, and the valuable lessons learned in gaining technical control while also achieving significant cost savings.