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Webinar: Kubernetes for Research Infrastructure - Core Concepts and Practical Use Cases

2:00-3:00pm, 20th August 2026

Online


Overview

Kubernetes has become a widely adopted standard for delivering services across business and industry, yet uptake within the research infrastructure remains limited. In this webinar, we'll introduce the core concepts of Kubernetes, followed by three deeper dives into practical use cases in digital research infrastructure (DRI).


There will be an opportunity to put your questions to the team during the webinar, and to learn more about getting involved with the Cloud-Native SIG, which is a new community for cloud-native technologies in DRI.


Who is the webinar for?

Anyone working with research infrastructure who is interested in learning about Kubernetes and how it may be deployed to facilitate the work of professional support and researcher workflows. Basic knowledge of containerisation is expected, but no other specific knowledge will be assumed. This webinar will be especially useful for anyone planning to attend our upcoming Slinky webinar and hackathon.


Speakers

Dr. Lewis Sampson, RSE/Sys Admin for the DAFNI Platform, UKRI STFC.


Dr. Piper Fowler-Wright, RSE in Advanced Research Computing. Rosalind Franklin Institute.


Dr. Alex Lubbock, Head of Advanced Research Computing, Rosalind Franklin Institute.


Dr. Tibor Auer, Senior Research Infrastructure Developer, University College London.


The authors for this session have backgrounds in a mixture of domains including HPC, research software engineering, and Cloud service management. They recently formed the Cloud-Native Special Interest Group as part of the Society of Research Software Engineering advocating for employing Cloud-Native technologies throughout the research and academia. For more information, check out the website (https://cloudnative-sig.ac.uk/) and mailing list.


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