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CND Poland 2026

CND Poland 2026 is a community-driven conference where experts and enthusiasts from the Cloud Native ecosystem come together to share insights on Kubernetes, cloud architecture, DevOps, security, software architecture, AI, and more. Building on the legacy of KCD Warsaw 2025, this event will feature inspiring talks, networking opportunities, and hands-on sess…

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28Speakers
0Sponsors
25On the bill · sessions
17Companies · in total
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Speakers

Programmed at CND, in alphabetical order.
Adriana Villela
Principal Developer Advocate at Dynatrace
Alessandro Stefouli-Vozza
Developer Relations · CNCF Ambassador
Alex Chircop
Principal Engineer · Google · CNCF TOC
Anton Weiss
Software Delivery Futurist · Otomato
Arnav Tripathy
Cloud Security Engineer · Kubestronaut
Artem Lajko
Head of Platform Engineering · iits-consulting
Cijo Thomas
Principal Software Engineer · Microsoft
David Pech
DevOps Engineer · Kubestronaut
Gianluca Mardente
Principal Engineer, Ciroos AI · Projectsveltos Maintainer
Jan Bronicki
Software Engineer · Microsoft · Flatcar Maintainer
Josh Lee
Developer Advocate @ Altinity
Julia Furst Morgado
Principal DevRel Engineer · Dash0 · CNCF Ambassador
Kasper Borg Nissen
DevRel & Product · Dash0 · CNCF Ambassador
Kateryna Hrytsaienko
Senior Software Engineer · GDG Kyiv Co-Lead
Konrad Rzentarzewski
DevOps · Kubestronaut
Marcus Noble
Platform Engineer · Monzo · Cloud Native Ambassador
Márk Sági-Kazár
Software Engineer · Cloud Native Ambassador
Mateusz Szostok
Staff Engineer · Cast AI · Kubestronaut
Moritz Johner
Staff Engineer · Form3
Nikhil Kumar
DevOps & Platform Engineer
Patryk Piętka
Software Engineer
Robert Pająk
OpenTelemetry Maintainer · Senior Staff Engineer · Splunk
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Agenda

Selected from 25 sessions on the bill.
  • TBA

    After Docker: Isolation for Agentic Workloads

    Isolation was a solved problem in 2000, just not in the way the industry remembers it. FreeBSD Jails were not stronger than everything that came after. They were coherent: one ker…

  • TBA

    Agentic Telemetry Was Never Flat: OpenTelemetry Stops Pretending Otherwise

    Telemetry attributes have always been simple: strings, numbers, booleans. However, when the data you actually want to capture isn't simple (like a structured LLM tool call, a neste…

  • TBA

    Beyond Utilization: Pressure-aware vertical autoscaling

    Utilization-based autoscaling is popular for a reason: it’s simple, measurable, and usually “good enough.” Until it isn’t. In production, you can hit tail-latency spikes while CPU …

  • TBA

    Boring Work Is Where Agents Actually Start Paying Rent

    The best enterprise use case for agents is not glamorous. It is the work every engineer agrees matters, every team deprioritizes, and every security review eventually drags back in…

  • TBA

    Building a digital beehive: The cluster that wasn't real, but the attacks were

    Kubernetes is everywhere now - and so are attacks against it. Misconfigurations, exposed APIs, and overly permissive RBAC have made clusters a prime target, while most security too…

  • TBA

    Container Startup time Or: How to lower it and why should you care?

    With a pay-as-you-go model, we are charged for what we use. However, newly provisioned compute is not immediately useful. At any moment, traffic can increase, triggering autoscalin…

  • TBA

    Kube-Oddities - the quirks that keep Kubernetes interesting

    I'm sure we all agree, Kubernetes is *amazing*. But sometimes, it’s also... confusing. That’s why Marcus and Márk are here to deliver a brutally honest (and thoroughly entertaining…

  • TBA

    One Brain, Many Skills: How to Serve 100 Models on One Foundation

    Why move a mountain when you can just swap a brick? The first instinct for many MLOps enthusiasts is to deploy a full model for every specific task - but that’s an infrastructure n…

  • TBA

    Operating Systems as Code: The Missing Layer in Cloud Native Platforms

    Infrastructure teams already use declarative tools for applications, clusters, and cloud resources: Dockerfiles, Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts, GitOps workflows, and CI/CD pipe…

Intermission
Part the Second · For the Buyer

An audience of 17 companies, parsed from the program.

Seventeen companies in attendance.

The numbers below are derived from the speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors on this page, cross-referenced into one ledger. They are the only thing here that 10times.com cannot tell you.

Who's in the room
0All threespeak · spons · exh
0Sponsoringsponsor only
17Companies Speakingspeaker only
Speakers by seniority

7% of the speakers carry senior titles: C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.

  • Founder / Owner14%
  • Director / Head of14%
  • Manager / Lead932%
  • Engineer · IC1346%
  • Other roles414%

Of 28 on the bill · classified by free-text title

Most-represented companies
  1. 01Kubestronaut3V
  2. 02Dash0 · CNCF Ambassador2V
  3. 03b'nerd1V
  4. 04Cast AI · Kubestronaut1V
  5. 05CD Foundation Ambassador1V
  6. 06Form31V
  7. 07Google · CNCF TOC1V
  8. 08iits-consulting1V
  9. 09Independent1V
  10. 10Metacore Games1V
  11. 11Microsoft1V
  12. 12Microsoft · Flatcar Maintainer1V
  13. 13Monzo · Cloud Native Ambassador1V
  14. 14Omnissa · CNCF Ambassador1V
Sponsors by tier

Tiers were not disclosed for this event.