Sponsor

DevOps in Shorts is a self-organizing conference for DevOps practitioners and enthusiasts. The conference is funded and supported by the sponsors. Essentially, the companies which are successful today and want to support tomorrows ideas when it comes to connecting functional silos. We do not have vendor booths, sell product presentations, or distribute attendee contact lists. Sponsors will get recognition on the website and social media before, during and after the event. Sponsors are encouraged to represent themselves by actively participating and engaging with the attendees as peers. Any attendee also has the opportunity to demo products/projects as part of an open space session. 

Format 

• Estimated number of participants: 80 

• Event participants: infrastructure, cloud, platform, software engineers, product and project managers, system administrators and representatives of similar professions. 

• The whole day is dedicated to the event. Participants meet in the morning, time is given to settle in (participants are provided with accommodation), snacks and drinks. 

• Message blocks follow, each consisting of three messages and a coffee break. The presentations are concluded with an open space discussion, which closes the official part of the event. 

• Followed by dinner, discussion, free time, sports entertainment, foosball, retro computer games, sauna or hot tub. 

• The event maintains a balance between technical and "soft" and even entertainment topics. A few examples from past events:  

• Data Encryption in Use with Intel SGX 

• Falco in Action: Protecting Your Cloud-native Infrastructure 

• Powershell Debugging (look ma - no IDE!) 

• Personal experience working as a contractor 

• Azure Cloud Gaming 

• Running a local smart home system on Kubernetes 

• (Im)possible hacking in movies 

• Ka darysim kai nugrius tinklai? 

• Secure remote resource access using Boundary 

• DNS from the cloud to on-premises and back 

• Secure remote resource access using Boundary 

• Lean and scalable product teams 

• Differences between managed kubernetes on GCP, Azure and AWS 

• K8S-style APIs for SaaS-like Control Planes with kcp

• Telefonistika: a 1 year journey

• Devops after 15 years

• NIS2 Extra work or opportunity?

• Keep it simple

• Side hustle

Place and time 

• The event is organized on May 10, 2025 (Saturday) at the farmstead "Stirnamis", Sklėriškės k. 5, Ilmedo g 45, Molėtai, 33352 Molėtų r. sav.