DevOpsDays Vilnius 2026

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I was looking for a relaxed, developer-first DevOps event close to Finland, and DevOpsDays Vilnius appeared on my radar. It is a two-day, non-profit conference now in its fourth year, and it was held in Kablys, an interesting Roman-styled building from the Soviet era. Beyond the traditional sessions, the event leans heavily into interactive formats. The Open Space sessions give participants the floor to suggest topics and drive their own discussions. Then there are the Ignite talks, which are five-minute presentations with auto-advancing slides that force speakers to adapt on the fly and deliv

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