01/10/2026
We’re heading to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America!
Every Kubernetes cluster depends on artifacts coming from somewhere. At KubeCon, we’ll be showing how Varnish puts a control point between your clusters and the outside world, helping teams control what gets in, accelerate what they approve, and keep building when upstream registries slow down or go offline.
Stop by booth 294 in hall 4 to see Varnish Virtual Registry and Varnish Artifact Firewall running on a live cluster, plus Varnish Gateway, our open source implementation of the Kubernetes Gateway API.
Book a meeting with the Varnish team to learn more → https://hubs.ly/Q04yXMnN0
Every Kubernetes cluster depends on artifacts it doesn't control: images, packages, and models pulled from public registries that rate-limit, go down, and occasionally ship something you never approved.