Keynote: Science at Light Speed: Cloud Native Infrastructure for Astronomy Workloads

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Square Kilometre Array regional infrastructure prototypes a cloud-native stack that glues heterogeneous sites into a federated SRCNet, claiming production-ready data movement across 100 Gbit links and global replication; it runs Kubernetes as a service management plane on CSCS-provisioned clusters, slices supercomputer nodes with Vcluster and Alps worker nodes, and demonstrates an end-to-end workflow: staging a dataset, opening a science gateway Jupyter, running a cutout, and viewing results in Karta, with a first SKA-derived image already produced.

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