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AWS at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Atlanta, 2025

AWS is offering a FREE Hands-On Workshop to Build Production-Ready Applications on Nov 10 (KubeCon Pass not required)

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Meet AWS Team at Booth #210

Join us at KubeCon Atlanta at Booth 210, where you can learn about Kubernetes best practices, strategies, and our latest innovations from AWS experts. The AWS booth will feature live product demonstrations that help you simplify Kubernetes operations, optimize costs and performance, harness the power of AI/ML, and build scalable platform strategies. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the Kubernetes community and connect with AWS experts.

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Featured Demos | AWS Booth #210 | Nov 11-Nov 13

Stop by the AWS Booth to get Demo Schedule on Nov 11

Kubernetes for AI
Automate your Kubernetes
GitOps and Platform Strategy
Kubernetes Operations Simplified
Scaling vLLM: Solving Cold Starts with SOCI on Amazon EKS You will learn how SOCI parallel mode accelerates vLLM inference scaling on Amazon EKS, reducing container startup times by 50%. Combined with Karpenter and KEDA, achieve instant, cost-efficient elastic AI deployment.

Secure by Design Amazon EKS Auto Mode integration with Amazon GuardDuty

You will learn how Amazon EKS Auto Mode integrates with GuardDuty's Kubernetes protection, enabling automated threat detection with MITRE ATT&CK mapping, runtime security, and real-time incident response capabilities.

Streamlined Karpenter Deployments with Kro ACK and ArgoCD

This demo showcases integrating kro, ACK, and ArgoCD to streamline Karpenter deployment, unifying Kubernetes and AWS infrastructure management through GitOps for improved automation and consistency.

Simplified Kuberentes Operations & effortless scaling with Amazon EKS Auto Mode

You will learn how Amazon EKS Auto Mode simplifies Kubernetes management by automating infrastructure tasks. Discover built-in networking, native CSI storage, and intelligent scaling through interactive discussions and a live deployment demo.
Amazon EKS ultra scale clusters You will learn how Amazon EKS now supports massive-scale clusters with 100,000 nodes, enabling deployment of 1.6M Trainium chips or 800K NVIDIA GPUs for large-scale AI/ML workloads.

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Tools and best practices for building your Internal Developer Platform

Boost developer productivity with CNOE's unified platform - learn how Backstage, Crossplane, and Argo create automated, secure golden paths for cloud-native development at enterprise scale.

Observability for Kubernetes Networking, deriving understanding from the data

You will learn essential Kubernetes network troubleshooting using kube-state-metrics, Prometheus, and AWS Container Insights. Discover practical techniques for diagnosing pod communication, service discovery, and CNI performance issues through live demonstrations.
The Developer's Secret Weapon: Amazon EKS MCP Server Mastery You will learn how Model Context Protocol server enables AI assistants like Amazon Q Developer CLI and Cursor to interact with EKS clusters, providing context-aware development guidance through natural language interactions.

Elastic GPU Inference + Spot Instances with Amazon EKS Auto Mode and Intelligent Capacity Management

You will learn how EKS Auto Mode with Karpenter and EC2 Capacity Reservations enables serverless-like GPU elasticity for AI inference workloads, delivering cost-efficient scaling and automated resource management.

KrmOps: Using ACK and Kro for Kubernetes-Native Infrastructure management

You will learn how AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK) and Kubernetes Resource Operators enable GitOps-based infrastructure management, replacing Terraform while addressing multi-account deployment, security, and observability requirements.

Graviton & Spot Made easy with EKS Auto Mode

You will learn how EKS Auto Mode simplifies Graviton and Spot instance adoption, delivering 55% better price-performance and 60% lower energy consumption while automatically managing spot interruptions for Kubernetes workloads.
Multiagentic Workflow on EKS using Strands, A2A and MCP You will learn how to deploy multi-agent systems on EKS using A2A protocol and MCP servers, enabling secure agent collaboration through OAuth 2.0 authentication, demonstrated via Strands, CrewAI, and LangGraph implementations.

Implementing Sustainable Practices in EKS

You will learn how EKS Auto Mode with Kepler integration enables sustainable Kubernetes workloads, providing real-time energy consumption metrics and intelligent resource management for environmentally conscious container orchestration.

How To Tame Your Pod-Zilla

You will learn to optimize EKS resources using Amazon Managed Prometheus and ArgoCD, implementing non-intrusive recommendations through GitOps workflows without requiring in-cluster components like VPA or Kubecost.

Improving Access Control with AWS Cedar for Kubernetes

You will learn how Cedar Access Control enhances Kubernetes security beyond traditional RBAC, providing dynamic policy enforcement and attribute-based rules through unified authorization and admission control demonstrations.
From Speech to Intelligence: AI Voice Agents on Amazon EKS You will learn to architect intelligent voice agents on Amazon EKS, combining ASR, LLMs, and TTS for natural language interactions. Discover deployment strategies, latency optimization, and scaling techniques for production-ready conversational AI.

Optimizing GenAI and ML on EKS: Deploying a Scalable, Low-Latency, High IOPS Persistence Layer

You will learn how to integrate Amazon FSx with EKS clusters for ML training and GenAI workloads, optimizing storage performance through PV/PVCs while maintaining seamless S3 data access for scalable applications.

Building Small Language Models (SLM) Platform on Amazon EKS

You will learn how to build an AI platform using Karpenter, Strands, LiteLLM, Ollama, and SGLang on EKS, achieving 20% GPU cost reduction through efficient resource management and GitOps-based standardization.

EKS Dashboard - From Insights to Action in Seconds

You will learn how the new EKS Dashboard enables real-time cluster monitoring and troubleshooting through a unified interface, reducing MTTR and simplifying Kubernetes operations for platform teams.
Intelligent EKS Operations: From RAG to Autonomous Agents You will learn how to reduce MTTR in Kubernetes using EKS, Bedrock, and OpenSearch. Discover RAG pipelines, multi-step architectures, and Agentic AI for automated management and troubleshooting.

Automating Kubernetes Management with Amazon EKS Auto Mode: A Comprehensive Approach

You will learn how EKS Auto Mode automates Kubernetes management through one-click deployment, integrating Karpenter and EC2 ODCRs for intelligent scaling and networking, eliminating manual cluster operations.

Bring up Internal Developer Platform (IDP) on EKS in 15 mins with CNOE

You will learn how to build an Internal Developer Platform on EKS using ArgoCD and CNOE best practices, implementing modular addon management through GitOps for production-ready platform engineering.

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AWS Booth Experience at Previous KubeCons

At our AWS booth during previous KubeCons, we showcased cutting-edge solutions and innovations in Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with experts, participate in hands-on demos.

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People interact and network at the AWS Arcade booth during the KubeCon event, with vibrant lights and displays in a busy exhibition hall.
A large audience seated at an AWS Retail KubeCon event, illuminated by blue and purple stage lighting, with many attendees wearing masks. The scene captures the scale and engagement of a technology conference.
A coffee latte with KubeCon branding in the foam, presented at an AWS Retail event. The cup's surface features a geometric pattern associated with containers or Kubernetes, symbolizing the cloud native ecosystem, likely photographed at a technology conference or event.
A large audience attending an AWS Retail KubeCon event in a conference hall, illuminated by purple and blue lighting. The attendees are seated and appear to be listening to a presentation, with many wearing face masks for safety.
A group of attendees watches a presentation about 'Understanding EC2 Spot Capacity Pools' at an AWS retail session during KubeCon. The presenter gestures towards a screen displaying EC2 Spot instance information while the audience sits in orange chairs and listens attentively.
A group of attendees watches a presentation about 'Understanding EC2 Spot Capacity Pools' at an AWS retail session during KubeCon. The presenter gestures towards a screen displaying EC2 Spot instance information while the audience sits in orange chairs and listens attentively.
A group of people attending an AWS Retail workshop or conference session at KubeCon, sitting around a large U-shaped table, listening to a presenter at the front of the room.