ARCOS Symposium 2024

The ARCOS Symposium aims to bring those involved in the Australian Research Container Orchestration Service (ARCOS) and other interested parties together to facilitate community building, discuss group use cases in more detail and to learn about the solutions and services being implemented.

The ARDC invites you to participate in discussions and help us develop national research capabilities in building reproducible and scalable digital research outputs using containers and Kubernetes.

What participants will gain from the session?

• Hear from research groups and organisations across Australia and internationally on how they are using containers and Kubernetes
• Meet experts and make new connections, and join the community of people who are working in containers and Kubernetes for research
• Contribute to the design of new services, and help shape community activities like training and expertise sharing.

Who should attend?

Current ARCOS members as well as anyone within the Australian research sector developing Kubernetes and container solutions. Research sector professionals working on Cloud Computing, High performance Compute (HPC), Data Analytics/ Informatics and research software.

Talks

• Kubernetes cluster lifecycle management using the ClusterAPI.
• Research project talks on Kubernetes implementation.
• Containers use cases on HPC infrastructure.
• Industry or CNCF Talk.

Join us for a 1-day in-person and online (hybrid) event facilitating presentations, discussions, professional networking and help us shape the future of the ARCOS community. Register now for free.

About Australian Research Container Orchestration Service (ARCOS )

Australian Research Container Orchestration Service (ARCOS) is a community, driven by various national institutions with the aim of establishing a national Kubernetes service and promoting use of containers in research. The ARCOS Community Group and the ARCOS Technical Working Group meet quarterly via online conferencing. If you are based in Australia and interested in or actively working on solutions in this space, we strongly encourage you to join the community via the ARCOS page here.

Further ARDC resources

• ARDC website
• Resource Hub

Will the session be recorded?

Yes, the session will be recorded, provided to all registrants and published online. As this session is hybrid, the audience will have ample opportunity to participate in-person discussions and network professionally.

Have questions?

Email contact@ardc.edu.au

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