Flurin Gishamer
Flurin is a Senior AI Engineer at Open Systems, where he builds and operates agentic systems in production. His work focuses on the unglamorous half of AI engineering: observability, evaluation, and the infrastructure that turns a promising prototype into something a security team will sign off on. He works extensively with Google ADK, MCP, Agent Skills, and OpenTelemetry.
Session
One agent is a demo. A fleet of them is an infrastructure problem, and the one most organisations are about to walk into without a plan. This workshop is about the architecture that makes agents safe to operate at scale, built entirely on open-source components you can run on-prem or on any cloud. No vendor lock-in.
We'll spend the day on the patterns and trade-offs that decide whether agents become a strategic capability or a compliance liability: the Agent Mesh: a gateway, a registry, and a runtime that do for agent fleets what Istio and Kubernetes did for microservices. Security, observability, and agent identity are not bolted on at the end; they sit at the center of the architecture.
The format is concept-first with short, guided exercises to make the ideas concrete. Engineers will get their hands dirty; architects and decision-makers can follow the through-line without writing a line of code.