Seattle, WA

AI Security & Next-Gen Terraform Ops

America/Los_Angeles (PDT)
until 7:30 PM
801 5th Ave · Seattle

AI Security & Next-Gen Terraform Ops takes place on Thu, Oct 15, 2026 at 5:30 PM (PDT) at 801 5th Ave in Seattle, WA, and runs until 7:30 PM. Entry is free; the listing is on Luma.

About this event

Join the Cloud Native Seattle Meetup at the F5 Tower for networking and insightful talks. Scott McAllister discusses the challenges of prompt injection in web application firewalls, while Cody Gagnon explores Terraform's capabilities for Day-2 operations. Enjoy food and drinks provided by F5 Networks.

Full description from organizer

Join us for our next Cloud Native Seattle Meetup at the F5 Tower in downtown Seattle! 5:00pm - Doors Open 5:30pm - Networking (pizza & drinks provided) 6:00pm - Scott McAllister: Why Your WAF Can’t Read a Prompt Injection 6:30pm - Cody Gagnon: Unlocking Terraform Day-2 Ops 7:00pm - Games and more networking Talk 1: Why Your WAF Can’t Read a Prompt Injection Your WAF is very good at its job. It inspects the structure of every request and blocks the malformed ones. SQL injection has a shape. XSS has a shape. But a prompt injection has none: it's a plain, well-formed natural-language sentence that happens to also be an instruction. There's nothing for a signature to match. As we wire LLMs into our stacks, we've grown a new layer that inspects meaning, not structure — and none of our existing tooling watches it. This talk shows, with a live demo, how an ordinary-looking message walks past request inspection and makes an AI app leak data it was told to protect. We'll look at where inspection has to move to catch this, why indirect injection makes it worse, and what a solid defense actually looks like. This talk will be presented by Scott McAllister. He is a Community Evangelist at F5. He has been building software in several industries for over a decade. Now, he's helping others learn about various software development, delivery, and infrastructure principles. Talk 2: Unlocking Terraform Day-2 Ops You may have heard of Terraform — but did you know it can now assist with your Day-2 Ops? At last year's HashiConf, Terraform Actions were unveiled to handle everything from VM power state to cache purges and invalidations. Fast forward to today, and only a handful of Actions have been released by the major cloud hyperscalers. But there are more Actions out there than meets the eye. Discovering and implementing Actions is one of the most important steps toward unlocking automated Day-2 Ops — and that has been, fittingly enough, a Day-2 problem of its own. Using Azure as our proving ground, we'll unlock dozens more Actions available today through what I've coined the "gateway action." But even if you know these Actions exist, will you keep up with them? Actionize finds the Actions worth using, scaffolds them into your config, and keeps them current as providers ship more.This talk will be presented by Cody Gagnon. Cody is a Lead Cloud Engineer at Oshkosh building Azure IaC for industrial IoT. He blogs at blog.codycodes.cloud and has been hacking on Terraform Actions since HashiConf 2025.Food & drinks provided courtesy of our sponsor, F5 Networks.

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Luma
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Cloud Native Seattle
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When
Thu, Oct 15, 2026 · 5:30 PM (PDT) · until 7:30 PM
Where
801 5th Ave
Address
801 5th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104, USA
Price
Free
Genre
ai
Weather
65°F · ClearForecast at 5:30 PM (PDT)

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When is AI Security & Next-Gen Terraform Ops?
Thu, Oct 15, 2026 at 5:30 PM PDT.
How much are tickets for AI Security & Next-Gen Terraform Ops?
Entry is free.
Where is AI Security & Next-Gen Terraform Ops?
801 5th Ave, 801 5th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104, USA, Seattle, WA.
Where can I buy tickets for AI Security & Next-Gen Terraform Ops?
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What time does AI Security & Next-Gen Terraform Ops end?
It runs until 7:30 PM.

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