Container Days Hamburg 2025: meet the Cyso team

Why we're attending (beyond the excellent German beer)

ContainerDays 2025 has evolved into something rather more ambitious than its predecessors—three full days of cloud-native discourse across five stages, covering everything from the stalwart triumvirate of Kubernetes, containers, and DevOps to the increasingly omnipresent AI and ML discussions that seem to infiltrate every technical gathering these days. One might observe that conferences are becoming rather like modern application architectures: distributed, microserviced, and occasionally suffering from orchestration complexity.

Our team of cloud engineers and Kubernetes specialists will be there to engage with fellow practitioners, share war stories from the container trenches, and perhaps discover whether anyone else has successfully explained Pod Security Standards to their management without resorting to interpretive dance.

Meet Martijn and the team

Martijn, our Business Development lead, will be available for on-site meetings throughout the conference. While he may not be the one debugging your CrashLoopBackOff states at 3 AM, he has an uncanny ability to connect you with the exact right person on our team who can, whether you're grappling with multi-cluster deployments, wrestling with service mesh implementations, or simply want to commiserate about the existential crisis that is YAML indentation.

Our Kubernetes heroes (a title earned through battle-tested experience with CrashLoopBackOff states and mysterious networking issues) will be prowling the conference halls, ready to discuss:

• Cloud-native architecture patterns that actually work in production

• Platform engineering strategies that don't require a PhD in distributed systems

• Container orchestration techniques that won't keep you awake at 3 AM

• DevOps practices that bridge the gap between development optimism and operational reality

Let's connect

The conference's emphasis on networking provides the perfect opportunity for substantive technical discussions. We're particularly keen to meet fellow practitioners who share our appreciation for robust, scalable solutions—and who understand that "it works on my machine" is not a deployment strategy.

Schedule a Meeting: If you'd like to arrange a proper sit-down with Martijn during the conference, drop us a line. We can coordinate coffee meetings, lunch discussions, or those crucial post-session debriefing sessions that often prove more valuable than the presentations themselves.

Post-Conference Socialising: Hamburg's post-conference scene is legendary amongst the container community. We'll be joining the traditional migration to local establishments for beer, conversation, and the inevitable sketching of architectural diagrams on napkins.

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Why Container Days Hamburg?

Beyond the obvious appeal of gathering with Europe's cloud-native community, Container Days represents something rather special: a confluence of practical experience and forward-thinking innovation. The conference has established itself as a venue where theoretical discussions meet operational reality—where the rubber meets the road, as it were, albeit in a thoroughly virtualised environment.

The 2025 programme promises to address the pressing challenges facing modern infrastructure teams: platform engineering maturity, AI/ML integration with existing systems, and the eternal quest for operational simplicity in an increasingly complex landscape.

The bottom line

We'll be in Hamburg from September 9-11, armed with experience, opinions, and an appreciation for well-architected systems. Whether you're wrestling with similar challenges, exploring new approaches, or simply fancy a chat about the current state of cloud-native technology, we'd welcome the opportunity to connect.

After all, the best technical discussions often happen not in the conference halls, but in the margins—over coffee, during lunch, or in those serendipitous corridor conversations that somehow solve problems that have been nagging at you for months.

See you in Hamburg. We'll be the ones having spirited discussions about admission controllers and probably gesticulating rather enthusiastically about ingress patterns.