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Linux Foundation · Event date March 15, 2027

Agentics Day: MCP + Agents Europe 2027

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Why it matters
March 15, 2027
Scheduled event

Agentics Day: MCP + Agents takes place March 15 in Barcelona alongside KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe. The call for proposals covers MCP clients and servers, production deployment, debugging, observability, and security, trust, and reliability. These are announced submission topics, not a finalized session program. Access is through the parent conference’s All-Access in-person pass.

My takeaway: Look for sessions that connect agent and MCP architecture to enforceable permissions, reliable tool use, and observable failures. Check the co-located event registration requirements and the eventual accepted-session schedule.
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