Technological independence starts with your own expertise. That is why we at ayedo are now sharing our knowledge through hands-on workshops.
Kubernetes, Docker and modern open-source technologies have long been central components of professional IT infrastructure. Yet there is a critical skills gap between adopting a technology and operating it securely and independently.
Many companies embrace containerization and cloud-native architectures without fully building the knowledge needed for long-term operation within their own teams. The result is dependence on external providers, rising operating costs and limited freedom to make technical decisions.
We believe that understanding and controlling your own infrastructure is the key to digital sovereignty.
This is exactly where our new ayedo workshops come in.
Knowledge from practice. For practice.
For more than 15 years, we have been developing and operating highly available applications and complex IT infrastructure. We are now sharing this knowledge in a structured format.
Our workshops are designed for developers, administrators, DevOps and platform engineering teams who want to truly master modern technologies, rather than simply use them.
The topics range from Docker fundamentals to Kubernetes in production and on-premises architectures, through to GitOps, automation and our open-source technology Polycrate.
Specialist topics such as monitoring, security, networking and operating individual applications are also part of our training offering.
No endless slide decks. Real infrastructure.
Our workshops are consistently hands-on.
Participants install, configure and operate real systems. They analyze errors, simulate outages and develop solutions to typical challenges in production environments.
We share experience from our daily infrastructure work rather than theoretical ideal scenarios.
We know which architectural decisions work in the long term, which errors occur during operation and how to reliably secure and automate complex systems.
That knowledge makes the difference.
Small groups. Concrete results.
With a maximum of eight participants, we make room for individual questions and intensive practical work.
Our workshops take place remotely or on site. Content can be adapted to each team's technical requirements and prior knowledge.
Our goal is not to hand out as many certificates as possible. We want to enable teams to operate their infrastructure independently, securely and efficiently afterwards.
Digital sovereignty requires expertise
Open source provides the technical foundations for independence. But open software alone does not guarantee sovereignty.
Real freedom of choice only emerges when companies can understand, operate and further develop the technologies they use.
Through our workshops, we are investing in more than training. We are strengthening our customers' technical independence.
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