DevOpsCon runs six editions a year: Amsterdam, London, San Diego, Berlin, New York, and Munich. Each edition spans five days and combines conference sessions with workshops and other training formats, and can be attended on site or online. Visit the page of your preferred DevOpsCon edition for the exact dates, venue and program or join the DevOpsCon newsletter to get new dates and early bird offers first.

DevOpsCon is for DevOps engineers, platform engineers, SREs, cloud architects, software architects, senior developers, and engineering managers. It also serves technical decision makers who shape how their organisations build, deliver, secure, and run software.

DevOpsCon covers six core conference tracks: Kubernetes & Cloud Native, CI/CD: Automation & Delivery, Cloud Platforms & Infrastructure, DevSecOps, Observability & Reliability, and Business, Leadership & Organization. The program also includes dedicated platform engineering content through the Platform Engineering Summit and the AI Platform Engineering Day.

The Platform Engineering Summit is a dedicated program inside DevOpsCon focused on designing, building, and running internal developer platforms. Access to the Summit is included with multi-day DevOpsCon conference passes of two days or more.

DevOpsCon focuses on practical outcomes: blueprints for AI-native internal platforms, secure ways to bring AI agents into delivery pipelines, CI/CD that scales without YAML sprawl, observability that stays affordable with open source tooling, and realistic paths to digital sovereignty with Kubernetes and OpenStack.

DevOpsCon covers Kubernetes, Terraform, Jenkins, GitHub pipelines, Istio, OpenStack, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, and open-source security tooling. Sessions also address AI agents in delivery pipelines and the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Tool coverage depends on the session, so check each description for specifics.

No. DevOpsCon’s Business, Leadership & Organization track covers team culture, organisational change, and how engineering leaders scale DevOps and AI adoption. Engineering managers and decision makers can combine these sessions with technical content to align strategy with how their teams actually work.

Yes. Every DevOpsCon edition offers remote tickets alongside on-site tickets. Remote attendees get a high-quality livestream with full conference access and interactive live Q&A with speakers. Most workshops are also available online, but some are on-site only, so check each listing before booking.

DevOpsCon is relevant if you work with cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, CI/CD, platform engineering, DevSecOps, SRE or observability, or if you lead teams working in these areas. DevOps engineers can focus on CI/CD and cloud infrastructure, Platform engineers can explore the Kubernetes & Cloud Native track and Platform Engineering Summit, security professionals on DevSecOps, SREs on observability and reliability, and engineering leaders on Business, Leadership & Organization. The conference also offers workshops and bootcamps for deeper hands-on learning.