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Syntasso Kratix Enterprise (SKE) was built from the ground up to provide an enterprise-grade platform orchestrator that runs on-prem, in the cloud, or across hybrid estates without forcing a compromise.

We’re heading to Amsterdam, The Netherlands, for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2026, and we’ve got an exciting lineup of talks, panels, demos, games, and (of course) swag you won’t want to miss. Stop by for platform engineering chats, live demos of Syntasso Kratix Enterprise (SKE), prizes, and a copy of our new O’Reilly report.

Cloud Foundry wasn’t a theory, a proof of concept, or a fashionable idea that briefly caught on. It was a production platform used by hundreds of large enterprises to run real workloads, often in highly-regulated environments, at a global scale. More importantly, it proved something that many organisations still struggle to accept today: platforms, when built and operated well, can dramatically improve speed and safety at the same time.

Stéphane Di Cesare and Cat Morris’ talk at KubeCon EU 2025 in London tackles a challenge most platform teams recognise immediately: platform engineering creates enormous value, but it is often difficult to prove that value in a way the business understands. The reason is simple. Much of the work is invisible.

Cat Morris and Jake Klein’s KubeCon EU 2025 talk in London  is a practical walkthrough of what happens when a “simple” Kubernetes setup grows into a full platform estate, and an exploration of the challenges that working with multiple clusters brings. They frame the problem with a familiar story: platform complexity rarely appears overnight. It creeps in, one sensible decision at a time.