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### Workshop

Room: 1.OG - Malen
Room: 1.OG - Malen- 32 pax

Vibe coding has a time and a place: it is great for making quick prototypes, and is very tempting for less technical folks. However, those who don’t understand their own code will be blissfully unaware of the many security vulnerabilities that AI assistants can introduce. In this workshop, I will cover a variety of common vulnerabilities that can be introduced from vibe coding, and then how to recognize and fix them. I will also cover how to prompt genAI tools to code more securely and help you review your code, as well as how to take a hybrid approach with AI-advised coding. This is a crucial topic for anyone venturing into vibe coding, as well as any team leads who are starting to see AI-generated code introduced by more junior members.
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title = "The playbook for a sovereign Model-as-a-Service platform"
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speakers = ["camille-nigon", "maarten-vandeperre"]
speakers = ["camille-nigon"]
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### Workshop

Room: 1.OG - Malen
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This session will be focusing on building a working knowledge of available AI tooling that can help developers be more productive in their day-to-day work, with a focus on existing applications and their evolution (including old applications). We'll be talking about techniques and methods to refactor and update your applications, while keeping things manageable, readable and to the level of code quality that is expected from an enterprise application.

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### Workshop

Room: 2.OG - Gesang
Room: 2.OG - Gesang - 40 pax


Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced Kubernetes user, this Capture The Flag session will put your skills to the test. You’ll get access to a Kubernetes cluster and search for hidden clues. Join the challenge, and be ready to use your Kubernetes knowledge and plenty of kubectl commands ;)
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### Workshop

Room: 2.OG - Gesang
Room: 2.OG - Gesang - 40 pax

Platform Engineering has become one of the most critical disciplines in the AI era - where speed, security, and trust must coexist. As organizations adopt generative AI and cloud-native technologies at scale, internal developer platforms (IDPs) have emerged as the foundation for safe, compliant, and productive software delivery.

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### Workshop

Room: 1.OG - Seminar
Room: 1.OG - Seminar - 40 pax

Generating a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is only the first step toward compliance with upcoming regulations like the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). The real challenge lies in managing these artifacts at scale, tracking vulnerabilities across a diverse portfolio, and communicating real-world risks effectively.

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### Workshop

Room: 1.OG - Seminar
Room: 1.OG - Seminar - 40 pax

Modern DevOps practices thrive on systems that are reliable, observable, and easy to evolve - qualities that event-sourced architectures naturally provide.

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Basic knowledge of Kotlin or Java and Spring Boot.
We’ll introduce the core DDD concepts along the way.
Bring your laptop for hands-on coding!

Workshop Setup & Technical Requirements:
To participate in the workshop, please ensure your local environment is prepared with the following technologies:
- Maven 3.9+
- Java 25
- Docker / Docker Compose
Docker is important, as it will be used to run supporting infrastructure (e.g. PostgreSQL).

The workshop code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/codeartify/devopsdays2026

Please note that the repository is still being finalized. Updates may be pushed up until the day of the event.

If you are able to clone and run the project successfully ahead of time (see the README.md of the repository), you are well prepared.
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