Observability is Not Enough: Using Dev Enablement to Shift Right and Fix Faster

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Continuous Delivery for Foundational Platforms

Platform teams frequently inherit systems that were never architected for their current scale, yet are so foundational that downtime can halt the business.

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Ian Nowland

CEO @Junction Labs, Author of O'Reilly's Platform Engineering, Previously SVP Core Engineering at Datadog and Leader of AWS Nitro

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Microservices Platforms: When Team Topologies Meets Microservices Patterns

When many teams work on a large, complex application, the microservice architecture potentially enables them to work independently and deliver a continuous stream of changes.

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Chris Richardson

Creator of microservices.io, Java Champion, & Core Microservices Thoughtleader

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Enhancing Reliability Using Service-Level Prioritized Load Shedding at Netflix

How does Netflix maintain a seamless viewing experience for millions of users, especially during traffic spikes or when backend datastores are overloaded? Autoscaling can help during traffic spikes, but it costs money, takes a few minutes to kick in, and capacity may not always be available.

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Anirudh Mendiratta

Staff Software Engineer, Playback Lifecycle @Netflix, Previously @Amazon Prime Video and @fuboTV

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Benjamin Fedorka

Staff Software Engineer, Productivity Engineering @Netflix

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Beyond DevOps: Building the Next-Gen Internal Developer Platform

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Randy Shoup

SVP Engineering @Thrive Market, Previously @eBay, @Google, @Stitch Fix

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Unconference: Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement