Mirantis

🛑 Important:
Please REGISTER HERE to join the webinar! We will host this webinar in BrightTalk.

🗒 Overview:
Sovereign cloud cannot rely on policy documents and network diagrams. It must be enforceable by design.

Cloud providers are being asked a harder question: if a region is compromised—or a legal order is issued elsewhere—can you prove that customer data in another jurisdiction is technically unreachable?

This session presents a pragmatic architecture implemented with k0rdent, a multi-cluster Kubernetes management platform, where sovereignty is enforced at three levels:

• Network isolation: Regions operate default-deny. Connectivity exists only via explicit interconnect. There is no east–west trust.
• Data in transit: Each region has its own certificate chain. mTLS is enforced with region-scoped intermediates. Cross-region authentication fails at the TLS layer—even if routing is present.
• Data at rest: Control-plane secrets and configuration are encrypted with region-bound keys (HSM-backed via KMS v2). Object storage—S3, Blob, OpenStack Swift—stores encrypted artefacts only. Without the regional key, data cannot be decrypted.

We will walk through practical implementation details: certificate lifecycle at scale, sovereign disaster recovery that rebuilds a region without violating residency, and operating across AWS, Azure, OpenStack, and national cloud providers.

For cloud providers building EU or national sovereign offerings, this talk focuses on what you must implement—now—to make sovereignty technically defensible, not operationally assumed.

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🏡 Location: Online (you’ll get the link once you register)
⏰ Date/Time: Wednesday, May 13 at 9 am PT / 12 pm ET / 6 pm CEST
👉🏻 Speaker: Martin Stadler, Field CTO for AI Infrastructure

🛑 Important:
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🗒 Overview:
Managing a handful of Kubernetes clusters is straightforward. Managing dozens across distributed edge environments is a different problem entirely.

As organizations scale their edge infrastructure, clusters multiply across sites and so does complexity. Configurations drift. Governance breaks down. Operational costs climb. And the team responsible for keeping everything running stays the same size.

In this session, we break down why traditional Kubernetes management approaches stop working at scale, and walk through a practical framework for maintaining control and consistency across multi-cluster edge environments without growing your ops headcount.

You'll leave with:

• A clear picture of where and why edge Kubernetes operations break down as cluster count grows
• A framework for standardizing operations across distributed, heterogeneous environments
• A concrete approach to scaling edge Kubernetes management without scaling your team

Whether you're managing 10 clusters today or planning for 100, this session gives you the operational model to stay ahead of complexity before it gets ahead of you.

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🏡 Location: Online (you’ll get the link once you register)
⏰ Date/Time: Wednesday, May 27, 2026 at 9 am PT / 12 pm ET / 6 pm CEST
👉🏻 Speaker: Edward Ionel, Head of Growth Marketing