KCD UK 2022

24 November 2022Jaymie Thomas

Kubernetes
Security

This year's KCD UK was a great success - our congratulations to the organisers on another terrific event. ControlPlane is honoured to support and participate in this important community conference.

Here are a few snaps from the day at CodeNode, London.

Three Surprising Kubernetes Networking "Features" - And How To Defend Against Them

The opening slide and James Cleverly-Prance at the podium ready to present at KCDUK 22

James Cleverley-Prance at the podium presenting at KCDUK 22 looking towards the audience.

James Cleverley-Prance explained, and demonstrated, these non-obvious and counter-intuitive Kubernetes behaviours. Missed the talk? You can watch this talk online (opens in a new tab) from KubeCon EU 2022.

Bumping into old friends

In addition to enjoying the formal talks across the two days, we also loved spending time with some friends of ControlPlane.

Left to right: James Cleverley-Prance, Meg, and Ollie Cuffley-Hur.

Chris Nesbitt-Smith at KCDUK 22 smiling wearing an astronaut shirt.

Chris Nesbitt-Smith (opens in a new tab)

Graham Chukwumaobi at KCDUK 22 smiling arms crossed wearing a KCDUK shirt and code hat.

Graham Chukwumaobi (opens in a new tab)

See you next time

We're already looking forward to KCD UK 2023!

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