Kaliop is organizing the first edition of the DevOps Experience Conf' on Thursday, October 15, 2026, from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm. The event will take place online, be free of charge, and be conducted in French. It will focus on key topics in modern technology, including sovereign cloud, observability, and platform engineering. The conference will include four sessions with six speakers and will be live-streamed on YouTube for those who cannot attend in person. Sovereign cloud refers to cloud computing solutions that are controlled and operated within a country’s borders, often for reasons of data privacy and security. Observability is the ability to understand the internal state of a system by examining its external outputs, such as logs and metrics. Platform engineering involves creating and maintaining the infrastructure that supports software development and deployment. The conference aims to share practical experiences and insights from real-world implementations, focusing on decision-making and results rather than just showcasing tools. The event will explore three main questions: whether sovereign cloud is only relevant to large companies and regulated industries or if it is becoming more accessible to all, how observability can be used as a strategic tool rather than just a system for alerts, and how much artificial intelligence should be integrated into operational processes when deploying software in production environments. The programme includes a session titled "Sovereign Cloud: Who is it for and how to deploy it with full control," featuring Adrien Bresson and Jérôme Galais. Another session, "Observability: A healthy platform serving satisfied users," will be presented by Gilles Guirand and Boris Gorzelniaski. A third session, "Platform engineering: The financial and organisational bet of the product approach," will be delivered by Antoine Mayer and Jérôme Galais. The final session, a round table titled "Artificial intelligence and operations, how far to integrate it," will feature Jérôme Galais, Adrien Bresson, Alexandre-Benoit Petit, and Boris Gorzelniaski. The event will be held online, live broadcast on YouTube, in French, and is free to attend. Access to the live stream will be sent by email after registration. Each session is independent, and attendees are not required to follow the entire morning. Registration and the detailed programme can be found at the provided link.