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# Bluebox at All Things Open 2026
- URL: https://blog.bluebox.ai/bluebox-at-all-things-open-2026/
- Published: 2026-10-16T21:37:47.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-16T21:37:47.000Z
- Author: Andrew Norris

Come meet the Bluebox team at All Things Open in Raleigh, NC, Monday and Tuesday, October 19th and 20th at the Raleigh Convention Center. It is the largest open source, tech and web conference on the US east-coast, and we'll be at our booth both days and running a workshop on Monday.

![](https://blog.bluebox.ai/content/images/2026/10/IMG_0048.jpeg)

## Find us at booth 21/22

We are sharing the Dynatrace booth, number 21/22 on the expo floor.

Bring your laptop and a repo, and we can help you get started with Bluebox in your own code.

Not quite ready to hand your repo over to strangers in a convention center? Completely fair. Come by anyway and we will walk you through a short demo built around whatever you actually work on. There is also swag.

## Workshop: Your Agent Shipped the Fix. Did It Work?

Monday, October 19th, 11:00 am to 1:00 pm ET, Room 302C. It is one of the conference's Deep Dive sessions, and we would love to have you join.

Coding agents made writing and shipping code fast. Knowing whether what shipped actually works in production is still mostly manual, and most of the tooling for it assumes an SRE or DevOps team you may not have. This session is about that half of the job. Run by Jason Ostroski.

### Two hours, hands-on, in two halves.

**First half is guided.** Your own GitHub Codespace runs a deliberately broken microservice app under live traffic. Wire up Bluebox, investigate, let your coding agent apply the fix and deploy, then ask Bluebox whether it worked against error rates and SLOs.

**Second half is your own code.** Connect a repo, instrument it and investigate. If instrumentation does not cooperate, a codebase-only path still surfaces the biggest findings.

**What to bring.** A laptop, a GitHub account, and a repo where you can install a GitHub app. We provide the sample app, and the coding agent runs in the browser.

**For the keeners.** Sign up at [bluebox.ai](https://bluebox.ai/?ref=blog.bluebox.ai) and connect a repo before Monday, and you'll walk in with findings already waiting. None of it is required. The workshop works fine if you turn up cold.

See you in Raleigh, Booth 21/22\. Enjoy some Eastern-style BBQ while you're in town.