KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2026 runs 9–12 November at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City. It's the Cloud Native Computing Foundation's flagship event for the Kubernetes and open-source community, with co-located events and lightning talks on the 9th, then keynotes, breakouts and the Solutions Showcase through the 12th.

SquaredUp will be there. If you're piecing together Kubernetes, Prometheus, Grafana and half a dozen other tools to understand what's actually happening in your clusters, come meet us.

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Event details

• Dates: 9–12 November 2026 (co-located events start the 9th)
• Location: Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake City, UT
• Format: in-person

Why visit SquaredUp

• See across the stack, not just inside it: bring Kubernetes, Prometheus, Grafana and 100+ other tools into one dashboard, without an agent or a data pipeline.
• Map dependencies automatically: Graph analytics traces how your services actually connect, so you're not redrawing the diagram by hand after every deploy.
• Roll incident status up, not just down: RollUp carries health status from tile to dashboard to workspace, so leadership sees the same picture as on-call.
• Query anything, not just what's pre-built: SQL Analytics turns any connected data source into a queryable table, for the questions your existing dashboards don't answer.

Who it's for

Platform engineers, SRE and DevOps teams, and cloud native developers running Kubernetes in production.

What is SquaredUp?

SquaredUp is a data visualisation platform built for teams running complex, multi-tool infrastructure. It connects to 100+ tools via API, in place, no agents, no data pipelines, nothing to move or duplicate. Teams use it to visualise scattered data, monitor for anomalies, and share views that make sense to anyone, from an on-call engineer to a leadership dashboard. SquaredUp is B Corp certified and remote-first, founded in 2011.

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