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  1. Panel with Joseph Sandoval and Xing Yang on the future of data on Kubernetes — storage, stateful workloads, and the evolving CNCF landscape.

  2. Step-by-step guide to containerizing Python apps using Paketo Buildpacks — no Dockerfile required.

  3. Exploring the rise of private SaaS deployments as a response to data sovereignty concerns and enterprise security requirements.

  4. Practical strategies to reduce Kubernetes operational complexity — from platform abstractions to developer self-service portals.

  5. water-height-sensor

    Arduino-based sensor to measure Fort Lauderdale canal water height.

  6. Practical tips for writing better Dockerfiles — multi-stage builds, layer caching, security scanning, and image optimization.

  7. Kubernetes namespaces have limits.

  8. The intersection of data security practices and open-source development — challenges, best practices, and community governance.

  9. DoKC panel on why Kubernetes operators are essential for managing stateful workloads — database operations, storage patterns, and automation.

  10. edX Professional Certificate program covering DevOps fundamentals — CI/CD, infrastructure as code, monitoring, and culture.

  11. Panel with Alvaro Hernandez and Bart Farrell on running Postgres at scale on Kubernetes — operational patterns, challenges, and lessons learned.

  12. 94% of orgs deploy on Kubernetes, but stateful workloads remain hard.

  13. African Leadership Group acquires Holberton School to expand access to software engineering education across Africa.

  14. Moving Kubernetes configuration validation and testing earlier in the development cycle to catch issues before they reach production.

  15. Running databases and stateful services on Kubernetes is possible — but requires understanding operators, persistent volumes, and Day 2 operations.

  16. Many founders see board meetings as a chore.

  17. AI models are becoming commoditized.

  18. Why Tesla leads on ADAS — and what it teaches every company about the strategic value of training data, annotation pipelines, and the $6B labeling market.

  19. Why handwriting notes improves retention, comprehension, and creative thinking compared to typing on a laptop.

  20. Holberton School raises $20 million and pivots from running schools directly to licensing its curriculum as a SaaS platform.

  21. What Is MLOps?

    A primer on MLOps — the practices, tools, and culture for managing machine learning models in production at scale.

  22. UNESCO International Youth Conference keynote on why education must shift from memorization to problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration.

  23. Savan Kotecha, songwriter behind hits for Ariana Grande and The Weeknd, joins Holberton School's board of trustees.

  24. Talk at the Latin American Impact Investing Forum (FLII X) in Mérida, Mexico on how project-based, peer-driven education models prepare the next generation of engineers, representing Holberton School.

  25. Comment Holberton School forme la prochaine génération d'ingénieurs informatiques avec une pédagogie innovante.

  26. Inter-American Development Bank talk on rethinking pedagogy to focus on skills over credentials in the modern economy.

  27. Why making college free misses the point — the real challenge is making education relevant, practical, and aligned with workforce needs.

  28. Actress and producer Priyanka Chopra Jonas invests in Holberton School, backing its mission to democratize tech education.

  29. Holberton School expands to Medellín, Colombia, bringing its peer-learning software engineering program to Latin America.

  30. How project-based, peer-driven education models are preparing the next generation of engineers for a rapidly changing world.

  31. Docker in Education Panel

    Panel discussion at DockerCon on how Docker and containerization are transforming education and developer training programs.

  32. DockerCon talk on how alternative education models are reshaping the pipeline of software engineering talent.

  33. ASU GSV Summit panel on the economics of higher education and whether cost reduction is essential for the future of workforce development.

  34. Actionable strategies for building a more diverse workforce — from pipeline programs to inclusive hiring practices.

  35. How machine learning is transforming code quality assurance, security scanning, and agile development workflows.

  36. Interview on Lab4U Talks about how education technology is shaping the future workforce and the role of alternative training models.

  37. Common pitfalls that cause DevOps transformations to stall — from cultural resistance to tooling fragmentation.

  38. Grammy-winning artist NE-YO teams up with Holberton School to tackle Silicon Valley's diversity gap through education.

  39. How AI is creating entirely new job categories and what skills workers need to fill them.

  40. Why fixing technical education requires addressing systemic issues in access, pedagogy, and workforce alignment before adding more technology.

  41. Strategies for engineering managers to discover and recruit talented developers from non-traditional backgrounds.

  42. Nexus conference talk on peer-learning, project-based curricula, and why the traditional CS degree model needs disruption.

  43. Profiles of six members of the Forbes San Francisco Business Council and their insights on building companies in the Bay Area.

  44. Interview with The New Stack on how Holberton School is scaling its training programs to meet growing DevOps and software engineering demand.

  45. Holberton School closes an $8.2 million funding round to expand its peer-learning software engineering program.

  46. Interview with SiliconANGLE theCUBE at Cisco DevNet Create 2018 on Holberton School's approach to developer education and training.

  47. How apprenticeship models borrowed from traditional trades could create more diverse, accessible pathways into the tech industry.

  48. A World Economic Forum podcast exploring how education systems must adapt to prepare workers for the fourth industrial revolution.

  49. Presenting at the U.S.

  50. The World Economic Forum outlines eight predictions for how work, education, and skills will evolve in the coming decades.