DevOps / Cloud events in Germany

Softwarearchitektur für KI-Systeme

by entwickler.de Akademie & S&S Media

SWARC4AI is a three-day iSAQB Advanced Level training on designing software architectures for AI systems, held in person at the entwickler Hub coworking space in Berlin from 9:00 to 17:00 each day. Trainer Jan-Torben Evers covers how AI components differ from classical software and how to integrate machine learning and generative AI into existing systems as hybrid solutions that stay scalable, secure and explainable. The agenda runs through compliance and security topics including the EU AI Act, data protection, adversarial attacks and data poisoning; design patterns for AI systems and their integration into existing architectures; data pipelines and data engineering tooling; and operational quality attributes such as monitoring, resource efficiency and MLOps. A dedicated block deals with system architectures for generative AI, including LLM tooling patterns and retrieval-augmented generation. Theory alternates with hands-on exercises and case studies that apply the concepts to realistic project scenarios. Participants are expected to arrive with a working grounding in machine learning, data processing and software architecture, and the module counts for 10 methodical and 20 technical iSAQB credit points.

CONF3RENCE 2026

On 15 and 16 September 2026, the Dortmund industrial landmark turns into a platform for AI, blockchain, digital assets and emerging tech – with speakers from Microsoft, Google Cloud, IBM, PwC, Chainlink and many more. Day 1 is built for business and decision-makers; Day 2 is free and open to everyone.

AWS Community Day DACH

by Förderverein AWS Community DACH e.V.

AWS Community Day DACH is a one-day, community-run AWS conference organised by Förderverein AWS Community DACH e.V., the association behind the AWS User Group leaders, AWS Heroes and AWS Community Builders in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It has run since 2017 and the organisers bill it as the number-one community-led AWS event in the DACH region; the 2026 edition takes place at Kosmos Berlin and runs from 8:00 to 18:00. Recent editions have run around 28 expert talks selected from more than 200 submissions, and the day mixes conference sessions with workshops and hands-on labs. Subjects range from serverless architecture to AI-driven analytics, delivered by speakers from the community, with breaks and discussion time built in between sessions. It is aimed at developers, architects and cloud leaders, and draws over 500 attendees from more than 30 AWS user groups across the three countries. Registration runs through the organisers' own Tito page.

Xen Summit 2026

by Xen Project

Xen Summit is the annual gathering of the Xen Project community, and the 2026 edition runs for three days at the HEADS office in Aschheim, just east of Munich, hosted by Renesas. Two days of technical talks are followed by a third day given over entirely to design sessions, which are working sessions where contributors settle architecture, implementation plans and project direction face to face rather than sit through presentations. The published programme leans heavily on embedded and automotive virtualization, with talks on Xen on Renesas R-Car Gen5 silicon, mixed-criticality workloads, thermal management and the path toward safety certification, alongside a cloud and infrastructure track covering XCP-ng, XenServer nested virtualization and per-guest resource management. Other sessions cover Xen on RISC-V, Arm VHE-always hardware, formal methods, secure inter-domain communication over Argo, and compliance work against DO-178C and IEC 62443. The audience is Xen developers and maintainers, embedded and automotive engineers, cloud and infrastructure practitioners, researchers and students. The summit is hybrid, with standard in-person registration at $200 and a $20 rate for academics and for virtual attendance, plus a community social dinner on the evening of 16 September.

The Delta Office Hours

by Delta

Each month, we bring pre-seed and seed-stage founders together at The Delta Campus for a day designed to help you move faster on the things that matter most. At the heart of Office Hours is access to seasoned operators, investors, and domain experts across fundraising, product, growth, brand, hiring, and more. You’ll have the opportunity to book multiple 1:1 sessions throughout the day, diving dee

Digital Health Cocktail Hour

by Merantix Aicampus

What Does It Take to Fix Primary Care? Primary care is broken in remarkably similar ways across very different health systems, and most of the fixes on the table stay stuck at the level of point solutions and pilot purgatory. In this edition of the Digital Health Cocktail Hour we the bigger question directly: what would it actually take to fix primary care, globally, and why are the tools already

Testing Day NRW 2026

by ASQF e.V.

Full-day software testing conference under the motto "Souverän digital – getestet sicher!". Talks cover digital sovereignty in software test: European and open-source alternatives to proprietary tooling, privacy-by-design and governance anchored in test strategy, openDesk as a Microsoft 365 alternative, and building independent self-hosted infrastructure.

Distributed Java: Jobs, Locks & Reliability

by OpenValue Düsseldorf

**Dear Java Community,** We’re excited to invite you to the next **OpenValue Meetup on September 17th in Düsseldorf!** **How do you keep your distributed applications running reliably when the workload gets real?** Join us at our office at **Am Wehrhahn 41, 40211 Düsseldorf,** for an evening exploring background job processing with JobRunr and the challenges of coordinating scheduled jobs across

Oliver Merkel - Gründerszene x The Delta

by Alexandra Buys

Our Hero Founder Series with Oliver Merkel on The Delta Campus. What does it take to build a billion-dollar quick-commerce company, and then walk away to build something entirely different? Oliver Merkel has done both. After leading the retail practice as a Partner at Bain and BCG, Oliver founded Flink, the Berlin-based quick-commerce company that scaled at breakneck speed to a landmark valuation.

SAP Inside Track Weinheim 2026

by SAP Inside Track Weinheim

SAP Inside Track Weinheim (#sitWHM) is a free, one-day community conference that brings together SAP developers, consultants, architects and anyone curious about the SAP ecosystem for technical deep-dives, live demos and honest lessons learned from the field, run by volunteers with no sales pitches. The 2026 edition runs 09:00-18:00 on Saturday 19 September in the Syntax Auditorium in Weinheim an der Bergstraße, with a single track covering local-first development with CAP Node.js, platform engineering on SAP BTP, CAP best practices and AI, bringing SAP AI and Microsoft AI together, a CAP app vs. Integration Suite comparison, GitHub and Cloud Integration, AI-assisted SAP development with MCP, and a closing talk on the long arc of enterprise engineering. Speakers include DJ Adams, Christian Lechner, Daniel Hutzel, Sebastian van Syckel and Morten Wittrock of SAP, Holger Bruchelt of Microsoft, Cedric Heisel of CIT Focus, independent consultant Marian Zeis, and Matthias Steiner of Syntax. Attendance is free and capped at 150 people, with lunch, coffee breaks and drinks covered by sponsors; the venue is wheelchair accessible and offers free on-site parking, five minutes' walk from Weinheim train station. A Friday programme precedes the conference: a hands-on SAP CodeJam on CAP CDS led by DJ Adams (18 September, 9:00-16:00, 25 seats, separate signup) and a casual pre-evening get-together from 19:00 at Woinheimer Brauerei. The event is onsite only - no recordings and no livestream.

Cloud Foundry Summit

by Linux Foundation

Cloud conference in Heidelberg, Germany, Europe

UNCONFERENCE: Engineering AI Together #10

by Merantix Aicampus

Join us for the 10th edition of the Unconference! Be part of a unique, no-hierarchy gathering of software engineers, AI/ML practitioners, and technologists for an evening of spontaneous collaboration, deep technical dives, and real-world knowledge sharing. Unlike traditional conferences, this unconference has no preset schedule or speakers. Instead, the agenda is created by you - on the spot. Whet

heise devSec 2026

by dpunkt.verlag

Cybersecurity / InfoSec and DevOps conference in Marburg, Germany, Europe

Hypergrowth Playbook: Closing the AI Capability Gap

by Merantix Aicampus

AI capabilities are advancing faster than many organizations can put them to work. While experimentation is widespread, a gap remains between access to powerful models and delivering meaningful impact at scale. Join Emmanuel Marill of OpenAI for a conversation with Isabelle Sonnenfeld, Strategic Advisor at Explicit Protocol, about how enterprises can close that gap - and what changes as AI moves f

Cloud Native Münster - September 2026

by Cloud Native Münster (CNCF Community Group)

Cloud Native Münster is a free, volunteer-run community meetup that brings developers, platform engineers, SREs and cloud-native newcomers from the Münsterland region together around the CNCF ecosystem: Kubernetes and orchestration, Infrastructure as Code with Terraform, Pulumi or Crossplane, platform engineering and internal developer platforms, CNCF projects such as Prometheus, Envoy, ArgoCD and Cilium, and observability, security and reliability in distributed systems. The September 2026 edition is the group's fourth meeting; it launched in March 2026 and has since met roughly every two months, each time hosted by codecentric AG in Münster. The organisers ran a call for speakers through Sessionize from 20 July to 15 August 2026, so at the time of writing the two talks of the evening had not yet been announced. Their provisional agenda is 18:00 doors and networking, 18:30 first talk, 19:10 break, 19:20 second talk and 20:00 open networking; food and drinks are provided for all attendees and talks are held in German and/or English. Binding registration is requested in advance so the organisers can plan catering. The group is part of the CNCF Open Community Groups programme, follows the CNCF Code of Conduct, and is sponsored by codecentric and Rosenxt.

Berlin Expert Days 2026

by Berlin Expert Days e.V.

BED-Con, the annual gathering of the Berlin developer community, run by the non-profit Berlin Expert Days e.V. Four tracks: Crafting Software (languages, architecture, cloud/DevOps), Data & AI, Tech & Society (work culture, ethics, digital sovereignty), and From the Trenches — hands-on experience reports including lessons learned from failure. Talks in German and English, on-site only.

BED-Con 2026

by Berlin Expert Days e.V.

Berlin Expert Days 2026 takes place on 23 and 24 September 2026 at the Henry Ford Building of FU Berlin. Every year, the Berlin Expert Days bring together people who want to exchange ideas about modern technologies. BED-Con 2026 lists four topic areas. Crafting Software covers programming languages, platforms and frameworks, software architecture, and cloud, DevOps, security and platform engineering. Data and AI covers data architectures and analytics, AI and ML fundamentals and AI ethics, AI and ML applications and architectures, AI and ML frameworks, tools, models and training, and software engineering with agents. Tech and Society covers work culture and diversity, social responsibility, ethics and social issues, and digital sovereignty and data protection. From the Trenches gathers experience reports and lessons learned, and reports about real-world failures are especially welcome. With its modern lecture halls, the Henry Ford Building on FU Berlin's Dahlem campus offers ideal conditions for BED-Con 2026. The conference is run by Berlin Expert Days e.V., founded in 2010 as an openly run, vendor-independent platform for exchanging knowledge and experience.

bit summit. 2026

by bit summit (founder Carlo Szelinsky)

Two-day technical engineering conference at the Fischauktionshalle in Hamburg. Deep dives into real-world system architecture and operations: agentic AI, feature stores, microservices, real-time analytics, service mesh, observability, incident management and open source. Community-run with an explicit "zero buzzword" no-vendor-pitch policy.