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Meetup: Cloud Native London 2026

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Location: Fleet Place House | 2 Fleet Pl EC4M 7RF, London

A tall glass skyscraper rises over the London cityscape, with the text "#CloudNativeLon Aug 5 2026" and "MEETUP" boldly overlaid—capturing the spirit of Cloud Native innovation set for 2026.

Event Overview

Chronosphere is excited to sponsor the August Cloud Native London meetup! Join us in person to network over pizza and drinks, or tune in online via YouTube or LinkedIn to learn from industry experts.

Schedule

  • 6:00 Pizza and drinks

  • 6:30 Welcome

  • 6:45 Tom Robbins, heytavi.com — Agents as Products

  • 7:15 Motiejus Jakštys, Palo Alto Networks / Chronosphere — Scaling Btrfs in an enterprise

  • 7:45 Wrap up

What Chronosphere Can Do For You

Chronosphere is the only observability solution that gives you complete control over cost and complexity, empowering teams to focus on outcomes that drive the business forward. Observability Platform: An end-to-end solution that helps teams focus on the most valuable data, reduce spend, boost developer efficiency, and remediate faster. Telemetry Pipeline: From the creators of Fluent Bit, Chronosphere simplifies the collection, transformation, and routing of telemetry data from any source to any destination. Gain full visibility and governance over your data, and ensure you only pay for what matters.

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Speakers

Motiejus Jakstys, a man with short brown hair, a trimmed beard, and glasses with blue reflections, stands against a plain light background in a maroon shirt.
Motiejus Jakstys

Technical Staff | Chronosphere

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Motiejus Jakstys, a man with short brown hair, a trimmed beard, and glasses with blue reflections, stands against a plain light background in a maroon shirt.
Motiejus Jakstys

Technical Staff | Chronosphere

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Motiejus Jakstys

Technical Staff | Chronosphere

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Motiejus Jakštys works in the database team at Chronosphere. He is also a cartographer, creating maps for no particular reason. Maybe it has something to do with him liking long hikes, but he’s not sure.

He is running a beefy server in a closet at home, because he likes talking about servers with his kids.