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Day 1 – April 22, 2026
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BRK2-111 • Kubernetes, Cloud Runtimes • Technical
Automating excellence: How Gemini and Config Connector help create 10x cloud teams
location_on South Seas H
schedule 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Operations are the primary bottleneck in hyperscale cloud environments. Small teams often struggle to manage massive Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) footprints, drowning in manual toil and configuration drift. The solution lies in a practical architecture for the “10x cloud team.” In this session, we’ll demonstrate how combining Config Connector with Gemini 1.5 Pro manages Google Cloud resources as native Kubernetes objects, bridging the gap between intent and implementation. Learn to use Config Connector reconciliation loops and Gemini to resolve drift and refactor technical debt in real time. Leave with a reference architecture for an AI-augmented Kubernetes control plane. Read more
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