1 04. 2026

Welkom terug – a KubeCon retrospective

2026-04-01T16:13:55+02:00By |

Welkom terug – a KubeCon retrospective Welkom terug - Welcome back to Amsterdam. This year, we were once again thrilled to send our colleagues Nico, Stephan and Philip to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2026. After Paris and London in previous years, we were excited to be back in the

25 03. 2026

Token Control 5.0: Mehr Flexibilität, mehr Kontrolle, mehr Klarheit

2026-04-02T11:01:19+02:00By |

Token Control 5.0: Mehr Flexibilität, mehr Kontrolle, mehr Klarheit Inhalt Ausbau des Cost Dashboards Das neue Compliance Dashboard Direkte Integration mit Azure AI Foundry Governance, die mit Ihrer KI-Nutzung skaliert Token Control für Ihre Umgebung und Use Cases KI-Governance muss sich in bestehende Abläufe einfügen, nicht zusätzliche Komplexität schaffen.

25 03. 2026

KI-Kosten entstehen in Sekunden. Warum klassisches Kostenmanagement nicht mehr ausreicht

2026-03-25T20:48:53+01:00By |

KI-Kosten entstehen in Sekunden. Warum klassisches Kostenmanagement nicht mehr ausreicht Inhalt Das strukturelle Problem: Sichtbarkeit kommt nach der Entscheidung FinOps für KI ist ein Problem der Architektur, kein Reporting-Problem Token Control: Governance näher an die Ausführung bringen Kostenkontrolle muss dort erfolgen, wo Kosten entstehen Ein einzelner KI-Agent löst innerhalb

13 03. 2026

Cloud Native Days Austria

2026-03-13T10:12:53+01:00By |

We are looking forward to the Cloud Native Austria Days and expect great sessions as well as networking with the cloud, open source community. "Agentic AI Under Attack: Live Demos of Exploits Through Autonomy and Trust" is the title of the session by our COO Nico Meisenzahl. AI agents make decisions, invoke tools, and

9 03. 2026

Cloud Native Summit Munich 2026

2026-03-09T13:06:58+01:00By |

The fifth edition of the Cloud Native Summit Munich will take place in June 2026. For all those who are interested in cloud native, AI and open source topics. Be there and get inspired! All details are on our CNS Munich website.

23 02. 2026

Flock meets OpenClaw: Enterprise-Ready Agentic AI with First-Class Agent Integration

2026-02-24T09:36:01+01:00By |

Flock meets OpenClaw: Enterprise-Ready Agentic AI with First-Class Agent Integration Contents The AI That Does Things, Now with Enterprise Orchestration What's New in Flock v0.5.400 Architecture: Engine-Level Integration Getting Started What You Can Build Error Handling Running Agentic AI in a Secured Environment Flock's declarative type contracts and blackboard

16 02. 2026

When AI becomes a gateway – live hijack of an Agentic AI system

2026-02-16T16:31:46+01:00By |

Agentic AI is increasingly taking over key tasks in modern platforms – from tool usage to automating complete workflows. This new autonomy brings enormous opportunities, but also opens up completely new attack surfaces. In this session, we will show in a guided live demo how an Agentic AI system can be compromised step by

16 02. 2026

DevSecOps for AI-native software: The key to secure development and operation

2026-02-16T16:31:07+01:00By |

DevSecOps for AI-native systems – from code to operation. In this session, we'll show how security is embedded in AI applications from the start: beyond code – including models, data, identities, and pipelines. You will learn proven DevSecOps approaches, automated security along the delivery pipeline and best practices for supply chain, open source and

16 02. 2026

Intelligent applications with AI agents

2026-02-16T16:30:20+01:00By |

In this hands-on workshop, we will show how AI agents can be integrated into production applications – with a focus on the open source framework Flock and the Microsoft Agent Framework in AI Foundry. After a compact overview of agent architectures (Blackboard, Tools, Memory), we will demonstrate live the structure of simple agent workflows,

16 02. 2026

Protect Your Agentic AI System: Architecture, Guardrails & DevSecOps Measures Against Hijacking

2026-02-17T15:59:37+01:00By |

Secure Agentic AI, from architecture to operations. This session shows how Agentic AI systems are holistically secured: from trust boundaries and controlled tool use to protected sources of knowledge to monitoring and incident response. We bridge the gap between risks and concrete protective measures and show how they can be established as a DevSecOps

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