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KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2026 ·Day 3 ·Hall 8 | Room D ·4 min read

When OTTL Goes Off the Rails: Debugging Transformations with Confidence - Edmo Vamerlatti Costa, Elastic & Tyler Helmuth, Honeycomb

by Edmo Vamerlatti Costa, Tyler Helmuth

Demonstrated how to debug the OpenTelemetry Transformation Language (OTTL) using three tools: the debug exporter, debug logs, and the OTTL playground. Four live scenarios walked through common failure modes. Case-sensitive pattern matching, JSON cache key misuse, shared resour...

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KubeCon + CloudNativeCon · Day 5 · 4m read

Visualizing GitOps: A Tour of Flux UIs in the Open Source Ecosystem - Stefan Prodan, ControlPlane

Flux 2.8 ships Helm v4 support with Kubernetes server-side apply, cutting cluster queries and enabling hundreds of parallel Helm releases. A new upgrade-canc...

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon · Day 4 · 5m read

Unleashing Event Driven Capabilities With KEDA - Jorge Turrado, SCRM Lidl International Hub & Zbynek Roubalik, Kedify

Jorge Turrado and Zbynek Roubalik, both KEDA maintainers, demonstrated live RabbitMQ-driven autoscaling and walked through KEDA's two core resources: ScaledO...

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon · Day 5 · 5m read

Scaling the Kubernetes Ecosystem: Uber's Approach to Cluster Lifecycle Management - Silvio Simunic & Vadim Plakhtinskii, Uber

Uber's Compute team replaced a 15-step manual cluster provisioning process with a Kubernetes-native operator that turns up, reconfigures, and decommissions c...

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon · Day 3 · 4m read

A Tale of Two KEPs: How the Community is Taming Kubernetes' CrashLoopBackoff - Yang Li, Google

Yang Li demonstrates how two Kubernetes KEPs, KEP-4603 and KEP-5593, finally address CrashLoopBackoff's hardcoded 300-second maximum delay, introduced in 201...

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon · Day 5 · 4m read

Spin-Up, Test, Tear-Down: How Trivago Runs Developer Preview Environments at Scale - Armin Aminian, Trivago & Jan Wozniak, Kedify

Trivago runs 200+ active PRs daily across frontend and backend services, each automatically triggering an isolated preview environment on Kubernetes. The set...

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon · Day 5 · 4m read

Making Topology-Aware Scheduling Practical for AI Workloads: From Discovery to Simulation at Scale - Weizhou Lan, Daocloud

Weizhou Lan demonstrates why static node affinity fails for AI scheduling at scale, and shows how Volcano, Kueue, and Kai Scheduler enforce hierarchical topo...