OpenNebula Systems is joining Edgecase 2026 on September 24 in Hilversum, the Netherlands, to explore how open, flexible infrastructure can help organizations build and operate modern cloud and Kubernetes environments while maintaining control over their infrastructure and data.

One of the leading Kubernetes events in the Netherlands, Edgecase brings together technology professionals to discuss the latest developments in Kubernetes, cloud infrastructure, platforms, and edge computing. This year, OpenNebula Systems will contribute three sessions covering Kubernetes infrastructure, hands-on cluster management, and sovereign cloud architecture.

Throughout the event, OpenNebula experts will share practical insights and real-world approaches to building infrastructure that is scalable, efficient, open, and under the organization’s control. A common theme across the sessions will be that Kubernetes sovereignty starts with control of the underlying cloud infrastructure.

Explore OpenNebula Sessions

The main track will feature “Elastic Kubernetes Needs a Home: Why Infrastructure Is Key” at 11:40 AM, exploring why the infrastructure layer underneath Kubernetes is critical for building truly elastic cloud-native environments. The session will show how OpenNebula helps platform teams deliver elastic, multi-tenant, multi-cluster Kubernetes environments with sovereignty, simplicity, and cost efficiency.

The programme will also include two breakout sessions. 

“Hands-On Kubernetes on OpenNebula: Deploy and Operate Clusters with OneKS” will give participants a practical look at deploying, scaling, and operating Kubernetes clusters with OneKS, including a live deployment.

The second breakout, “Building a Sovereign Cloud Management Environment,” will explore how to design a fully sovereign, open virtualization and cloud management environment with OpenNebula, reducing dependency on proprietary infrastructure platforms and giving organizations greater control over their technology stack.

Meet OpenNebula at Edgecase 2026

Edgecase 2026 is an opportunity to go beyond the Kubernetes platform layer and look at the cloud infrastructure foundations that make modern cloud-native environments possible.

Whether you’re looking to deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters, replace proprietary virtualization infrastructure, design a sovereign cloud environment, or build more flexible and cost-efficient infrastructure, the OpenNebula team will be available throughout the event to share insights and discuss your requirements.

Purchase your ticket for Edgecase 2026 and connect with our experts to discuss your Kubernetes and sovereign cloud infrastructure requirements. infrastructure.