Rootconf 2025 Annual Conference - 16th and 17th May

Rootconf 2025 Annual Conference - 16th and 17th May

On platforms, distributed data systems & security

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Rootconf 2025 Annual Conference, Bangalore | 16 and 17 May 2025

If you’ve ever run sudo su on production servers or think about mdadm when someone mentions a raid, Rootconf 2025 is for you. Whether you love programming in secure languages or have a Raspberry Pi cluster with a 36-character passphrase, join us to dive deep into the world of tech chaos and innovation.

Participate in-person. Or, join via the conference live stream 🎟️


Tracks at Rootconf 2025

  1. Platform Engineering track, curated by Safeer CM is the space for anyone who has worked in platform engineering, DevOps, SRE and Infra to share their know-how about internal service providers of reusable services, components and tools.

Platform Engineering

  1. AI, GenAI for Security curated by Vikram Mehta is where practitioners share their learnings in the rapidly-changing space of AI and GenAI, with a focus on security-related applications and services.

AI/GenAi for Security track

  1. Distributed data systems curated by Aniruddh Rowjee is all about large data in the age of data-hungry systems which requires high quality, well-designed systems engineering to keep things humming at optimal speeds with efficient resource utilization.

Distributed data systems track

  1. Supply Chain Security curated by Anant Shrivastava - The software supply chain is a behemoth that’s always teeming with possibility, both in its implementation from company to company, and the security involved in the architecture. . If you’re put in the work of exploring practices and tools that safeguard the code, its dependencies, the delivery pipelines, artifacts and runtime environments, then you are in the right track.

Supply Chain Security track


Conference agenda 📆

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Hands-on workshops (16 May, at Underline Centre, Bangalore) 📚

Workshops

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[Building, packaging & deploying k8s operator from scratch](https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/building-k8s-operator-from-scratch/) 🔗
[Getting started with eBPF for detecting supply chain attacks](https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/ebpf-for-detecting-supply-chain-attacks-workshop/) 🔗
[Build your own LSM Tree in Rust](https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/build-your-own-lsm-tree-in-rust/) 🔗
[A beginner’s guide to distributed graphs](https://hasgeek.com/rootconf/a-beginners-guide-to-distributed-graphs/) 🔗


What’s different at Rootconf 2025?

If you are an engineer working with production level systems, the community at Rootconf 2025 will help you become productive, and most importantly, work smarter!

  1. Focussed tracks - for focussed audiences
  2. Get exposure to the internals of teams, culture, processes and systems inside organizations, with real experiences and insights.
  3. Discover practitioners who you can share your ideas and work with - find your tribe.

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Who should attend Rootconf?

Funny you should “bring up” this topic IYKYK, 😉

  • Core systems developers - such as kernels, infrastructures, networks etc
  • Productivity engineers
  • Infrastructure teams
  • Cloud platforms teams
  • SystemOps
  • Security engineers
  • And, of course, anyone who is curious about how massive-scale systems operate.

Why do people love Rootconf?

Although my talk was nicely poised, it didn’t feel like a story. After the feedback from the editors, I rewrote my entire talk and restructured it such that the flow felt very natural. The editorial feedback was the highlight of Rootconf for me.
Arpit Bhayani, creator of DiceDB; Staff Software Engineer at Google

Three things that come to mind when I think of Rootconf:

  • In-depth - knowledge.
  • Passionate - editors, crew, everyone was passionate about what they were doing.
  • Patient - when organizing a community event, you have to adjust to everyone’s schedules. The Rootconf team was very patient with all the speakers.
    Jatin Katyal - senior DevOps engineer at JioStar

I came to Rootconf to hire people who have a mindset similar to the audience at Rootconf. While my primary motivation was to hire from Rootconf, I ended up sitting in on the talks. I found the talks to be relatable to the problems I am solving at Swiggy.
Vivek Garg, Head of Systems Engineering team at Swiggy

Rootconf feels like a close-knit community for me, unlike a commercial tech conference. The quality of the talks is exceptional. I highly recommend the community and the conference.
Aparna Subramanian, Technology Leader @Shopify


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Contact information

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Featured submissions

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  • Nikhil Kumar

    Flow: Flipkart's Journey to Scalable and Governed CI/CD

    At Flipkart, we recognized the need for a unified and robust CI/CD platform to handle our growing scale of containerized applications. This led to the birth of Flow, our in-house platform built on the foundation of powerful open-source technologies such as Argo Workflows, Rollouts, and Helm to automate software delivery for containerized applications at scale. more

    11 Apr 2025

Venue

Bangalore International Centre (BIC)

7, 4th Main Road, Stage 2,

Domlur

Bengaluru - 560071

Karnataka, IN

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