Unconference - Cloud Foundry Summit Europe 2020

Hey everyone,

we are so proud and excited to announce our first virtual Unconference of the Cloud Foundry Summit Europe 2020.

The event takes place on October 20th at 6pm (CEST) / 9am (PDT).
Join under: https://www.accelevents.com/e/cfsummiteu2020

IMPORTANT NOTE: Registration to the Summit is required so you can easily join both events.
Please register here: https://www.cloudfoundry.org/events/summit/europe-2020/registration/
Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions or require support signing up.

You still have the chance to nominate a topic for open space discussions please submit these here: https://forms.gle/QdzQtGbR9duS2SMh8

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Talks:
#1
'The Essence of Kubernetes Operators' by Julian Fischer (@fischerjulian) from anynines:
Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes grow closer together. Despite of the possibility to run Cloud Foundry apps on Kubernetes it is also possible to run Cloud Foundry itself on top of Kubernetes.
Once a deep commitment to Kubernetes is made, it is natural to also think about automating data services on Kubernetes. In this talk the very essence of Kubernetes Operators is presented and compared to service broker based automation. Learn about how operators work and how they can be of help when automating data services to be integrated with the Cloud Foundry marketplace.

#2
'A Brief, Wild Ride Around Quantum Computing' by Marco Coulter from AppDynamics:
A mathematician, a data scientist, a computer scientist and a physicist walk into a room sounds like the start of a joke. It is actually the average quantum computing (QC) meetup. Gartner warned executives to consider hiring PHD’s even though many will not use QC for possibly a decade. QC is already helping classical computing with improved algorithms, so we should be aware of what QC is and where it can be useful today.

#3
'Cloud Foundry is Dead! Long Live Cloud Foundry!' by James Hunt (@iamjameshunt) from Stark & Wayne:
You may have read in the news that PWS is shutting down, and everywhere you look, Kubernetes is gaining traction. Is this it? Is this the end of CF as we know it? James doesn't think so, and he's here to tell you why, using LISP.

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Your organization team
Ivana & Sara