Elastic brings full signal observability to KubeCon North America 2026

Visit Elastic at booth #196 to meet our experts and explore cutting-edge solutions for full-signal observability, OpenTelemetry, and Prometheus-native projects.

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Elastic at KubeCon

Experience engaging demos and compelling speaker sessions. Visit booth #196 for the latest observability solutions and expert guidance.

  • Solution demos

    Join us at booth #196 to see how Elastic Observability can understand your systems, discover what’s important, and take action — faster and cheaper than our competitors.

  • Speaking sessions

    Curated to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to increase efficiency, our speaker sessions feature experts who will share what they've learned.

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    A conference isn't complete without some goodies. Stop by the our booth to get exclusive Elky and Elastic merch and enter to win a LEGO® set of your choice!

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Gain insights and dive into the compelling speaking sessions on the latest innovations, best practices, and emerging trends.

  • Saturated by design: Maximizing cluster allocation in on-premises Kubernetes

    Speaker: Isaac Wilson, Principal Software Engineer, Elastic

    Date and time: Tuesday, November 10, 11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.


    On-premises compute is inelastic, and the costs are mostly up-front. Yet workload demands and hardware health can change at any time. How do you make the most of your on-premises investments without risking capacity overruns and potential outages?

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  • Not all memory is equal: How to properly observe memory usage

    Speaker: Roger Coll, Software Engineer, Elastic

    Date and time: Tuesday, November 10, 4:40–5:10 p.m.

    In this session, two members of OpenTelemetry's System Semantic Conventions Working Group will do a deep dive into how memory metrics differ from each other, how the Linux Kernel will respond to memory pressure, and what memory information you should be using to effectively detect problems in your infrastructure.

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  • Mapping Ingress to Gateway API: How merged gateways help and how listener sets are the future

    Speaker: Isaac Wilson, Principal Software Engineer, Elastic

    Date and time: TBD

    As Kubernetes networking evolves, many platform teams are hitting the limits of the Ingress API — especially when it comes to TLS management, scaling to thousands of routes, or enabling clean separation across teams and namespaces. The Gateway API offers a more flexible and extensible model, but migrating to it can be complex.

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  • Filter, transform, route: Mastering OTTL in the OpenTelemetry Collector

    Speaker: Edmo Vamerlatti Costa, Principal Software Engineer, Elastic

    Date and time: Wednesday, November 11, 11:00 a.m.–12:20 p.m.

    OTTL is the tool teams use to filter noisy data, transform telemetry in flight, route signals, enforce conventions, and shape pipelines without writing custom code. In this hands-on tutorial, learn how to apply OTTL to real pipeline problems.

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