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  • Cloud Native Rejekts EU 2026 – Uncovered: The Hard Truth About OpenTelemetry’s Vendor Neutrality

    Our colleague, Joshua Lee, and Adriana Villela - Principal Developer Advocate at Dynatracewill present their talk: Uncovered: The Hard Truth About OpenTelemetry's Vendor Neutrality.
    We still hear people saying, "OpenTelemetry is vendor neutral so you can switch vendors any time you want to." This is like saying that because the vCard format exists, it's easy to switch from iOS to Android. Sure, your core data will ultimately be portable, but you'll be missing a lot of other things.
    Attendees will come away with an understanding of what OTel vendor neutrality means, so that they can make informed decisions when considering switching to or adopting new tooling.

  • Delivering Production ClickHouse® Apps on the Altinity Kubernetes Operator

    Online Event

    The Altinity Kubernetes Operator for ClickHouse® is the most popular operator for ClickHouse on Kubernetes, battle-tested in thousands of installations worldwide.
    This webinar provides everything you need to get started yourself.
    We will start with installation and basic operation, followed by guidance on key production topics like scaling, monitoring, upgrading, and backups.
    We'll end with lessons we've absorbed in 7 years of production operation to ensure deployments run fast, well, and cheaply. This is your one-stop intro for the Altinity Operator.
    Join us and bring your questions!

  • The Future of Observability is Open: Combining Iceberg, ClickHouse®, and OpenTelemetry

    Online Event

    "Observability begs to be open" - perhaps this is how OpenTelemetry has been the exception to the infamous xkcd about format proliferation. But open-source instrumentation is just the start of the solution.
    Iceberg is emerging as the de facto standard for data lakehouses, with Parquet as the data format - but the speed isn't quite up to the task of real-time observability use cases. Project Antalya solves that challenge.
    Let's combine OpenTelemetry, OTLP, Iceberg, and Parquet, with ClickHouse and Spark for query, to build an entirely open-source observability stack.
    In this webinar, we'll show the stack working in Docker and show how you could build your own production-ready alternative on cloud services.

  • Making ClickHouse® safe for AI: Using OAuth in Altinity Builds

    Online Event

    OAuth is a standard protocol for single sign-on that has developed into a popular way for AI agents to access data securely. It is now available in open source Altinity Antalya builds.
    In this webinar, we'll show how OAuth works, how to configure it, and how to use it in applications, including AI agents.
    We'll also present our roadmap for OAuth improvements, including certification of client libraries. As with all Altinity contributions to ClickHouse®, our OAuth implementation is 100% open source.
    Join us to learn about OAuth and start using it today.

  • SRE DAY 2026 Talk – Site Reliability, DevOps and Cloud – OpenTelemetry Playtime is Over

    So you finally got your organization to invest in OpenTelemetry. You carefully evaluated observability backends and picked the perfect one. Then twelve months later, your costs have skyrocketed and you can't explain why. This talk examines how to emit meaningful telemetry while keeping costs under control, covering what to actually instrument, pipeline efficiency with OTel Arrow, sampling, filtering, and schema management with tools like Weaver.