Summit pass
Required to attend. Gives you the full conference program across keynotes, breakout sessions, and the expo hall.
- Keynotes and breakout sessions
- Expo hall and networking
- Access to session materials
Registration is required for attendance at DataOps Summit, hosted by StreamSets. Training tickets are available in addition to standard conference access, and every attendee agrees to the Code of Conduct.
A summit pass covers keynotes, breakout sessions, and community conversations. A separate training ticket unlocks the hands-on training sessions offered alongside the main program.
Required to attend. Gives you the full conference program across keynotes, breakout sessions, and the expo hall.
Available in addition to a summit pass for attendees who want the hands-on training sessions led by practitioners.
Registration is required for all attendees of the DataOps Summit, including those joining sessions such as the healthcare data transformation track or the hands-on training days.
The Code of Conduct applies to every attendee, speaker, sponsor, and volunteer throughout the event. Please read it before completing your registration so that you know what is expected of you on site and online.
Questions about passes, training tickets, or group attendance can be directed to the summit team.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Conference access | Registration required; pass covers keynotes, breakouts, and the expo hall. |
| Training | Training tickets sold alongside the conference pass. |
| Code of Conduct | Applies to all attendees. |
| Sponsor enquiries | sponsors@dataopssummit-sf.com |
Looking for the session lineup before you sign up? The agenda lists keynotes, breakout sessions, and training days for each summit edition.
DataOps Summit brings together data engineers, architects, and leaders who design the pipelines that keep modern organizations moving. The program spans keynotes, breakout sessions, labs, and community conversations, giving attendees a range of perspectives on how data flows through cloud platforms and streaming architectures. Rather than focusing on a single tool, the summit emphasizes the practices, patterns, and design decisions that shape resilient data operations, from ingestion and transformation through to insight sharing across teams.
Attendees at the summit typically arrive with different levels of experience, which is why the agenda mixes introductory material with advanced techniques. Sessions and hands-on labs cover pipeline design, stream processing, integration with platforms such as Snowflake, and the engineering habits that turn raw data into reliable, business-ready assets. A hackathon-style format encourages experimentation, while expo hall showcases give practitioners a chance to compare approaches and learn from peers who are solving similar problems in production environments.
Registration for the summit is straightforward and required for anyone attending, and standard conference access can be combined with a separate training ticket for the hands-on classes offered alongside the main program. Attendees are asked to agree to a code of conduct, and clear cancellation and notification details are published so that plans can be adjusted without confusion. For organizations that want to send several people, questions about group participation can be directed to the Summit Team, who handle arrangements directly.
Beyond the sessions themselves, DataOps Summit is designed as a place for community and connection among data professionals. The gathering has included past editions delivered virtually and in the San Francisco Bay Area, and each year builds on the last by spotlighting the people behind the pipelines and the teams that keep data platforms healthy. Attendees commonly leave with sharper technical skills, a broader network of peers, and renewed momentum for transforming how their organizations collect, prepare, and act on data.
Yes. Registration is required for attendance at the conference and its sessions.
Training tickets are available. They are purchased in addition to conference registration.
The Code of Conduct applies to all attendees and covers expected behaviour throughout the summit.
Write to summit@dataopssummit-sf.com. Sponsorship questions go to sponsors@dataopssummit-sf.com.