Acorn Events
KubeCon+CloudNativeCon Europe – April 18-21, 2023
The Acorn team is headed to the Netherlands April 18-21 for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe! Find us at Booth #G4 in the expo hall: stop by to check out a demo, score some Acorn swag and connect with the team. Want to set up a 1:1 chat? Drop an e-mail to...
Hands-on Training: Developing with Acorn – April 6th
Join us for a hands-on training to learn all about using Acorn to build and deploy microservices. Acorn makes it simple to write, build and deploy applications that can easily be run against any Kubernetes cluster. In this session, Acorn senior engineer Bill Maxwell...
Event Archive
DevOpsDays Salt Lake City – March 14-15, 2023
Join the Acorn team in Salt Lake City, UT March 14-15 for DevOpsDays! Stop by the Acorn Labs table during breaks and meals to check out a demo, chat with the team and grab some Acorn swag. Want to set up a 1:1 chat? Drop an e-mail to [email protected] to let us know...
SCaLE 20x – March 9-12, 2023
Thanks for stopping by to chat with us during SCaLE! If we missed you on site, send a note to [email protected] to set up a time to connect. Cheers! Join the Acorn team in Los Angeles, CA March 9-12 for SCALE 20x! On March 9-10 you will find us at Kubernetes Community...
Stateful App Development with Acorn – Replay
Building applications that leverage stateful databases can be complicated for teams using Kubernetes. The intricacies of PVs, PVCs, and StatefulSets can be difficult to understand and use properly. With Acorn, we've simplified...
Integrating Acorn into CI/CD workflows
In our first meetup, we introduced everyone to Acorn, a new, open-source application packaging and deployment framework for Kubernetes. This month, we’ll be demonstrating how to use Acorn in CI/CD workflows. By attending the meetup you will...
Recording: Our first Acorn Meetup
Today we hosted our first Acorn meetup, where Acorn Labs co-founders Shannon Williams and Darren Shepherd explained Acorn and did a deep dive into the project. They discuss how Acorn works, what goes in an Acornfile, and how Acorn compares to other packaging...