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  • Scale 23x – Cloud Native Days 2026 Talk: What’s in a Kubernetes Data Platform? Let’s Build One!

    Pasadena Convention Center 300 E Green St, Pasadena, California, United States

    SCaLE 23x – the 23rd Annual Southern California Linux Expo – will take place on March 5-8, 2026, at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, CA.
    We look forward to bringing together the open source community in the greater LA area for another year of learning, building, and sharing.
    Our CEO, Robert Hodges, will present his talk: What's in a Kubernetes Data Platform? Let's Build One!.

  • Scale 23x – Cloud Native Days 2026 Talks: Magical Mystery Tour: A Roundup of Observability Datastores & DevOps is a Foreign Language (or Why There Are No Junior SREs)

    SCaLE 23x – the 23rd Annual Southern California Linux Expo – will take place on March 5-8, 2026, at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, CA. We look forward to bringing together the open source community in the greater LA area for another year of learning, building, and sharing. Our colleague, Joshua Lee, will present his talks: Magical Mystery Tour: A Roundup of Observability Datastores, and DevOps is a Foreign Language (or Why There Are No Junior SREs).

  • FOSSASIA Summit 2026 Talk – Scaling Real-Time Analytics on Iceberg: Introducing Project Antalya

    True Digital Park West Soi Punnawithi 4, Bang Chak Subdistrict, Phra Khanong District, Bangkok, Thailand

    The FOSSASIA Summit 2026 will take place on March 9–10, 2026, in Bangkok, Thailand, and our colleague, Alkin Tezuysal, will be talking about Project Antalya! This talk introduces Antalya’s architecture, shows how to run it with Docker and Kubernetes, and explains the key design trade-offs around performance, scalability, and ClickHouse compatibility. Attendees will learn how ClickHouse can deliver interactive analytics directly on Iceberg data, where the project is headed, and how to evaluate Antalya for real-world analytics workloads.

  • Austin: Open Lakehouse and AI

    Q-Branch 200 E 6th St #310, Austin, Texas, United States

    The Open Source Analytics Community is proud to host this meetup in Austin. Real-time databases are integrating with data lakes to reduce storage costs and share data with AI and data science. Please join us to hear from a range of experts as they share current problems and solutions while navigating the transition from closed storage models to open table formats like Apache Iceberg.

  • San Francisco: Open Lakehouse and AI

    Hogpatch 2360 3rd St, San Francisco, CA, United States

    The Open Source Analytics Community is proud to host this meetup in San Francisco. Real-time databases are integrating with data lakes to reduce storage costs and share data with AI and data science. Please join us to hear from a range of experts as they share current problems and solutions while navigating the transition from closed storage models to open table formats like Apache Iceberg.

  • Using dlt to move data from DuckDB to ClickHouse®

    Online Event

    Join us for a hands-on technical session as we walk through building a data pipeline locally with DuckDB and seamlessly promoting it to a production data warehouse like ClickHouse with Altinity. With over 10,000 sources and a code-first OSS Python SDK, dlt (data load tool), is the tool of choice for builders (+ their agents)!
    In this live demo, Elvis, a Developer Advocate at dltHub, and Josh, an Open Source Advocate at Altinity, will demonstrate how to: ingest data from APIs and legacy databases using dlt; run and validate pipelines locally with DuckDB; promote your pipeline to ClickHouse with minimal changes; explore your loaded data with a Marimo notebook; run transformations and enforce data quality checks.
    If you’re building analytics, observability, or AI workloads on ClickHouse and want a clean path from local dev to production, this session will show you exactly how to do it yourself.

  • 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.