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6 March 17:30Foo Café | Malmö

In software development, we often focus on functional requirements – what the application does. But let’s be real: it’s the non-functional requirements (NFRs) that make or break an application’s success in the long run. For cloud-native applications, things like scalability, resilience, observability, and security aren’t just “nice-to-haves” – they’re the foundation of performance, maintainability, and availability.

That’s why we’re hosting an in-depth session to dive into the NFRs every cloud-native developer needs to master. Here’s what we’ll cover:

✅ Microservice architecture for scalability and fault tolerance

✅ Build and deployment automation to keep releases smooth and stress-free

✅ State and configuration management to ensure resilience and uptime across environments

✅ Observability and high availability for reliability and rapid troubleshooting

Designed for cloud-native developers working with microservices and Kubernetes-based application platforms, this session will provide practical insights you can immediately apply to your cloud-native projects. Don’t miss this opportunity to refine your expertise and build applications that are not only functional – but built to last.

Speaker

Jakub Krzywda
PhD

Cloud Native Training Manager at Elastisys, a Linux Foundation Authorized Instructor and a Kubestronaut. He enables organizations to securely adopt cloud native technologies and DevOps best practices through training and consultancy. Follow him on LinkedIn for educational content on Kubernetes, Cloud Native and DevOps.

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📍 Foo Café | Malmö

🕔 March 6th | 17:30~19:30
🆓 Free event
🍕 Food and drinks

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Foo Café has been bringing the best technologists in Scandinavia together since 2012. If you are looking to get hired, promote a project or educate an audience Foo Café is the premier venue to showcase yourself and your ideas. Join us for another 10 years of learning, sharing and creating.