Cloud Native Stockholm

Stockholm CNCG September Meetup

Capacity: 80
in-person
Event date
Sep 8, 26
05:30 PM - 09:00 PM CEST
Location
Generator Stockholm, Torsgatan 10
Call for Speakers

We’re looking for speakers who are building, exploring, or simply curious about Observability in the AI-Native era.

Whether you’re an experienced engineer with years of hands-on experience, a researcher exploring new ideas, or a student eager to share what you’ve learned, we’d love to hear from you. Share your experiences, lessons learned, experiments, ideas, or perspectives on how observability is evolving as AI becomes an increasingly fundamental part of modern systems.

No matter your level of experience, this is your chance to submit a talk, share your knowledge, and take the stage.

Submissions open: Aug 18, 10:00 AM - Sep 1, 11:59 PM CEST, 2026
About this event

We're thrilled to announce the first Stockholm Cloud Native Community Group event after summer on Tuesday, September 8th, at Generator Stockholm! The theme for this event is going to be AI Observability.

A huge thank you to Parseable for sponsoring this event!

We’d also like to remind everyone to RSVP “Yes” only if you plan to attend:

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Tags
AI Observability
Agenda
  1. 6:00 PM - 6:30 PM CEST

    Building Log Aggregation for managed PostgreSQL

    in-person

    Postgres logs are where most day-to-day operational questions get answered: why a query was slow, what a configuration change actually did, why an upgrade failed, who connected and when. Serving those logs back to customers of a managed Postgres offering means collecting them across a fleet, storing them affordably, and querying them fast. In this talk, we will walk through a simple yet robust setup that does this using open-source tools like the OpenTelemetry Collector, Parseable and MinIO. We will go through how we evaluated the log shipping and log storage options against each other, and how measurements from a real fleet shaped capacity planning and the operational contract we commit to in this setup.

    SPEAKERS
  2. 6:45 PM - 7:15 PM CEST

    Session 2: TBD

    in-person
  3. 7:30 PM - 8:00 PM CEST

    Fireside Chat: Observability Hot Takes

    in-person

    This is a candid conversation about what really matters in observability and what might be overrated.

    We’ll unpack some of the hottest questions facing engineering teams today: Are we collecting too much telemetry? What does “good observability” actually look like? Where do logs, metrics, and traces still fall short? And how is AI changing the way we understand and operate complex systems?

    Expect strong opinions, real-world lessons, healthy debate, and plenty of hot takes on the tools, practices, and trends shaping the future of observability.

    Come with your questions or your own hot takes.

    SPEAKERS
Organizers