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[PointFive](https://www.pointfive.co/) is sponsoring food & bev this time - thank you **PointFive!!** As usual: 1. **RSVP's close 48 hrs before the event**. Please make it easy on us by RSVP'ing only if you intend to show up. 2. **Don't be late!** You'll get locked out, and that's no fun! === **Agenda** 6:00 pm: food / drinks / networking 6:20 pm: Talk #1: **OAuth token exchange for API environments** with Budha Bhattacharya 7:00 pm: Who is hiring? Who is looking? 7:10 pm: Talk #2: **FinOps vs. Engineering** with Greg O'Hare 7:50 pm: Talk #3: **Apache Kafka on Kubernetes with Strimzi** with Kyle Liberti 8:30 pm: Finish **Speakers & topics** **1\. OAuth token exchange for API environments** with Budha Bhattacharya Auth is always very helpful knowledge: we'll talk about how implementing OAuth Token Exchange enables API gateways and microservices to securely translate, scope, and delegate user identity context across cross-domain boundaries without exposing sensitive credentials or over-privileging downstream services. Budhaditya (Budha) Bhattacharya is the Director of Product Ecosystem at Tyk, an API management and gateway platform. In his role, he leads product education, developer advocacy, ecosystem expansion, and the adoption of open standards. **2\. FinOps vs\. Engineering: Does Anyone on Your K8s Team Actually Care About Cost?** with Greg O'Hare Kubernetes workloads are elastic and portable, which makes for fuzzy cost accountability meaning nobody knows who owns the bill. That fuzziness turns responsibility into a game of hot potato, which hinders optimization efforts across organizations. This talk explores where cost ownership actually lives, and who ends up holding the bag on engineering teams. Then we’ll discuss if and when automated remediation is trusted on real infrastructure. Greg O'Hare is an Enterprise Solutions Engineer at PointFive, where he helps enterprises uncover and act on remediating cloud waste. He has spent over a decade at the in
Tuesday, September 15 · 6:00 PM