ATO Monthly Meetup: How AI Can Help Platform Engineers Build BetterPlatforms
Our February meetup will feature an amazing speaker and really good content, as well as networking with the RTP tech community, new swag, and food and beverages.
It will also be the final meetup before we host All Things AI on March 23 & 24 in downtown Durham, so come out and see us!
Our speaker will be Carlos Santana, a Cloud Solutions Architect specializing in Containers, Kubernetes and Serverless at AWS.
Start Time:
Doors open at 6:00 pm for networking
Live programming begins at 6:30 pm sharp
Location:
Wake Technical Community College – RTP Campus
10908 Chapel Hill Rd.
Morrisville, NC 27560
*We’ll be in the auditorium, which is located in building RT1, room 162. Enter through the side entrance – we’ll be there to guide you along.
Cost: FREE, as always (registration required)
Topic:
How AI Can Help Platform Engineers Build Better Platforms
About the talk:
Platform engineering teams face growing complexity managing Kubernetes infrastructure at scale, from resource optimization to troubleshooting production issues under pressure. In this talk, we’ll explore how agentic AI and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) can augment platform engineers’ workflows: generating configurations, analyzing cluster health, accelerating debugging, and enabling AI agents to interact directly with your platform tools
Questions? Contact us at info@allthingsopen.org.
RSVP required
*This is a free event. However, an RSVP is required. Seating is limited, so RSVP’s will be capped as we fill up. Please move quickly and RSVP to save your spot if interested. When you RSVP you will be added to our mailing list to receive future event updates. You can unsubscribe at any time.
About the Speaker:
I’m a Cloud Solutions Architect specializing in Containers, Kubernetes and Serverles at AWS.
I host the Kubernetes BookClub and the Kubernetes Office Hours Monthly LiveStream, and share news, assets, and skills that every cloud engineer should know in my weekly newsletter.
I’m a member of the Kubernetes SIG-Release and SIG-ContribEX. Founder of open source projects Apache OpenWhisk and CNCF Knative, for which I’m a member of the Steering Committee.
Education: M.C.S., EENGR., CE.
Certs: Kubernetes Certifications (CKAD, CKA, CKS) and Red Hat Certifications (EX180, EX288, EX280)
