Save the Date
We have elected the week for our Virtual PulpCon 2026, and we would like to welcome you and encourage you to participate in any way you prefer, whether it’s presenting, actively participating in discussions, or just listening.
We will host half-day sessions, with presentations recorded and made available on our YouTube channel.
Where?: Online!
When?: November 9-15, 2026, 0800-1200 GMT-5 (US ET)
CFP ends: Oct 09, 2026
CFP interest voting (if needed): Oct 12-16, 2026
How to Submit a Talk
Respond to this post by filling out the template.
If the TOML does not parse, you will be disqualified! (kidding)
[[talks]]
focus = "developers" or "users" # The intended audience
title = "Title"
speaker = "Speaker's Name"
duration = 25 or 50 # (minutes) Includes 10m at the end for QA+break!
description = """
* Short description of the talk.
* This is only a draft.
* Don't overthink it, you can refine it later!
"""
Get Inspired
Check out the talks from last year and see some ideas for possible “themes”:
- Lessons learned from production use of Pulp
- Experiences running Pulp “at scale” (i.e., large datasets, a large number of client-consumers)
- What features do you use / not care about?
- What do your workflows look like?
- Experience integrating with Pulp
- If you could have a brand-new API—what would it look like?
- What do you add to Pulp?
- What tools do you use to make Pulp fit into your use case?
- What things do you wish Pulp did differently?
- “Lessons learned in the last year”
- Both from the Pulp team and Pulp users!
Observations
- Note that we plan to leave some time slots open for topics that come up during the week of PulpCon.
- If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about PulpCon or any talk, feel free to discuss them in the thread.
- Is there any theme or topic you’d like covered? Share here! Maybe someone will get inspired for a new talk!