Mastering Agentic Coding & GPUs
Mastering Agentic Coding and GPUs is a hands-on, 2-hour workshop focused on building, deploying, and scaling production-ready agentic systems. Learn how to structure agentic coding workflows, ensure reliability and safety, and effectively use GPUs and Kubernetes to run agent-driven workloads from experimentation through production.

Sr. GenAI Specialist for NVIDIA - AWS
Anton Alexander is a Senior Specialist in Generative AI at AWS, focusing on scaling large training and inference workloads with AWS HyperPod. As a veteran CUDA programmer and Kubernetes expert, he helps enterprises integrate NVIDIA technologies for distributed training, specializing in EKS and Slurm implementations. Anton works closely with MENA Region and Government sector clients to optimize GenAI solutions. He holds a patent pending for machine learning edge computing systems. Outside work, Anton is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu and collegiate boxing champion who enjoys flying planes.
Workshop Overview
Part 1
— Building Effective Agentic Coding Systems This section focuses on how to design and operate a production-ready agentic coding environment. We’ll cover how to plan projects for agent collaboration, develop unit tests that guide and constrain agent behavior, and set up CI/CD pipelines with best practices for safety and reliability. You’ll learn strategies for managing versions, overcoming content length limits in agent workflows, and evaluating agentic output for correctness and quality. We’ll also explore how agents interact with Kubernetes for orchestration and how to keep your code, data, and intellectual property secure when agents are writing and executing code.
Part 2
— Compute Foundations for Agentic Systems This section demystifies how modern compute especially GPUs power agentic systems at scale. We’ll explain how GPUs work, best practices for using them effectively, and practical paths for learning CUDA without getting lost in theory. You’ll see how GPUs integrate with Kubernetes, how to schedule and manage GPU workloads, and how to scale agent-driven workloads efficiently across clusters. The goal is to give you a mental model for matching agentic workloads to the right compute architecture as systems grow from experimentation to production.
Time and Location
March 31, 2026
1:15pm - 3:15pm
Cobb Galleria
Workshop Requirements
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AI practitioners and researchers.
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Developers seeking to transition into advanced agent-building roles.
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Organizations looking to implement custom AI solutions.
