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Where can I find the schedule for upcoming CNCF events and meetings?
Where can I find the schedule for upcoming CNCF events and meetings?
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Oct 18, 2025
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Oct 27, 2025
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You can find the up-to-date schedule for all CNCF events and meetings—including major conferences like KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, project meetings, SIG/TAG calls, webinars, and community calls—on the official CNCF calendar: https://www.cncf.io/calendar/
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The CNCF calendar is maintained using the LFX Project Control Center, which enables project community managers to directly update meeting times and event details for accuracy. This ensures that the calendar reflects the latest information for all CNCF-hosted activities, including registration links for major events and access details for recurring meetings.
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Event types listed on the calendar include flagship conferences (such as KubeCon + CloudNativeCon), co-located events focused on specific projects or industry verticals, project-specific summits, virtual project events, Kubernetes Community Days (KCDs), and community meetups. Each event entry typically provides a description, location (or virtual link), and registration or participation instructions.
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To subscribe to the CNCF calendar or import events into your preferred calendar application, look for iCal or subscription links provided for major events (for example, KubeCon + CloudNativeCon schedules are available in .ics format and can be imported into Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar). The main calendar page also allows filtering by event type, project, or group, making it easier to focus on relevant meetings or activities.
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Project maintainers and community managers are responsible for keeping their respective events up to date. Updates and changes are managed through the LFX Project Control Center, ensuring that all stakeholders have access to the latest scheduling information.
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For additional help or troubleshooting, refer to the CNCF website or the Linux Foundation documentation portal for guidance on calendar usage and event management. If you need to receive updates, event information, or community news, you can also subscribe to CNCF communications via the subscription form on the events page.
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