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KubeCon 2026 x Anyscale

In-person . Salt Lake City . November 9 - November 12 2026

Meet the Anyscale Team

Stop by booth #P317 to meet the creators of Ray and grab a limited edition Anyscale Tamagotchi.

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Session

KubeRay 101

november 11, 2026 | 11:00AM - 11:30aM | salt palace | level 2 | 254

KubeRay is the Kubernetes-native operator for running Ray workloads, providing lifecycle management for Ray clusters, jobs, and production services on Kubernetes.

This Birds of a Feather session is an introduction to KubeRay led by members of the KubeRay Technical Steering Committee. We’ll cover the fundamentals of how KubeRay works, including its core RayCluster, RayJob, and RayService custom resources; common patterns for deploying and autoscaling distributed AI and machine learning workloads; and how KubeRay fits into the broader Kubernetes ecosystem.

The session will also be an opportunity to meet KubeRay maintainers, ask questions, discuss real-world deployment challenges, and learn how to get involved in the community. With KubeRay currently applying for donation to the CNCF, we’ll also discuss the project’s community and governance and what CNCF stewardship means for its next phase.

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Jui-An Huang
Jui-An Huang

Software Engineer, Anyscale

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Richard Liaw
Richard Liaw

Product Manager, Anyscale

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Mengjin Yan
Mengjin Yan

Tech Lead Manager, Anyscale

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Kai-Hsun Chen
Kai-Hsun Chen

Infrastructure Lead, hark

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Andrew Sy Kim

Staff Software Engineer, Google

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Session

The Scheduling Stack: Real-World Lessons from Anthropic, Anyscale, Google, and CERN

november 12, 2026 | 11:50aM - 12:20PM | salt palace | level 1 | grand ballroom h

For years, Kubernetes treated individual pods as scheduling units, complicating the execution of complex distributed systems. With the explosive growth of AI workloads, the ecosystem demands a smarter control plane.

In this panel, scheduling experts from Google, Anthropic, Anyscale and CERN will unpack the paradigm shift of Workload Aware Scheduling. By teaching core Kubernetes to natively understand higher-level application semantics, we are bridging the critical gap between the scheduler and higher-level frameworks. This upstream evolution is essential for optimizing resource sharing and performance in massive multi-tenant environments.

Our panelists will discuss how these foundational blocks enable a cohesive multi-layer scheduling stack.

Furthermore, we will explore how this crucial first step unlocks the next frontiers of orchestration including seamless disruption management and tighter integration with infrastructure autoscaling.

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RobertNishihara
Robert Nishihara

Co-founder, Anyscale

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Wojciech Tyczyński

Senior Staff Software Engineer, Google

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Ricardo Rocha
Ricardo Rocha

Lead Platform Infrastructure, CERN

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Kaslin Fields
Kaslin Fields

Devrel Engineer, Google

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Decheng Dai
Decheng Dai

member of technical staff, Anthroptic

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Let’s Connect

Began exploring with Ray and looking to make it easier for developers to self-serve clusters, improve reliability at scale, or squeeze more performance from your GPUs? Meet with our GTM and field engineering teams for a focused, 1:1 consultation on these and other AI infrastructure topics.