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Cloud Native London — July 2026
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When
Wednesday 1 July 2026
6:00pm
Where
Central London (venue announced on Meetup RSVP)
Central London (venue on Meetup RSVP)
Price
free
about this room
London's long-running Cloud Native meetup returns for its July session — talks, pizza and drinks for engineers and platform teams working with Kubernetes, cloud-native infrastructure and DevOps. This edition features Hossein Kakavand (Luther Systems), Steve Fenton (Octopus Deploy) and Srivalsan Mannoor (Amazon), followed by open networking.
Hossein Kakavand · Speaker, Luther Systems
Steve Fenton · Speaker, Octopus Deploy
Srivalsan Mannoor · Speaker, Amazon
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Central London (venue announced on Meetup RSVP), Central London (venue on Meetup RSVP)
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Date & Time
Wednesday 1 July 2026
6:00pm
Location
Central London (venue announced on Meetup RSVP)
Central London (venue on Meetup RSVP)
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Organiser
Cloud Native London
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Speakers
Hossein Kakavand
Speaker, Luther Systems
Steve Fenton
Speaker, Octopus Deploy
Srivalsan Mannoor
Speaker, Amazon
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