Cloud Native Budapest

Cautionary Tales from the Age of AI

Capacity: 100
in-person
Event date
Oct 6, 26
05:00 PM - 08:00 PM CEST
Location
Cloudera Budapest office, Budapest
About this event

While social media is flooded with viral clips of AI agents building entire software applications from scratch, the reality of deploying these tools inside production engineering teams tells a vastly different story.

Join us at the Cloudera Budapest office for an evening of real-world war stories, production caveats, and honest discussions around AI tooling. We are moving past the demo hype to explore what happens when AI meets enterprise-scale codebase complexities and production Kubernetes clusters.

Agenda
  1. 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM CEST

    Doors open

    in-person
  2. 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM CEST

    Surviving the Era of AI Demo Theater

    in-person

    Speaker: Yurii Palamarchuk (Software Engineer, Cloudera)

    Flashy AI demos excel at generating generic boilerplate, but they struggle—and incur hidden time and productivity costs—when tasked with building the complex, domain-specific custom logic that modern software requires. Yurii explores the growing disconnect between social media hype and real-world engineering, the critical security and quality risks of merging AI code without human review, and why manual code literacy remains a crucial competitive advantage.

  3. 6:00 PM - 6:30 PM CEST

    Letting an AI Agent Loose on Kubernetes: Two Stories, One Caveat

    in-person

    Speaker: Péter Megyesi (CEO, l7mp)

    AI agents aren't just for writing code—DevOps might actually be where they offer the highest leverage. Péter shares two operational war stories: using Claude Code to recover a 6-year-old cluster with dead Rook/Ceph storage in 45 minutes, and building a development environment for a Voice AI platform in hours instead of days.

    The catch: It only works this effectively if you deeply understand what is happening under the hood.

  4. 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM CEST

    Q&A, Post-Talk Networking & Refreshments

    in-person
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