Abstract
Details coming soon.
Interview
Engineering leaders, platform/DevEx engineers, and senior ICs driving agentic-coding adoption. It's for anyone past "we gave them coding tools" and asking why it isn't scaling across the org.
Topics
$2,955, Conference (3 days). Current pricing ends October 13th. All pass options.
QCon San Francisco 2026 is a three day conference for senior software engineers, architects and team leads. An international program committee of working engineers selects every session. Patterns and practices, not products and pitches.
Part of the track
Real World Platform Engineering Hosted by Daniel Bryant Platform Engineer, Co-Author of "Mastering API Architecture", Java Champion, and InfoQ News ManagerFrom the same track
Wednesday 18 November
10:35 Pacific DEKJ Session Why Most Platform Teams Fail: The Adoption Problem Nobody Wants to Own Shweta Vohra Architecture Leader @Booking.com, Author of "Decoding Platform Engineering Patterns" & "Dear Software and AI Architect", 24+ Years Experience Building Cloud, Platform, and AI Systems We have all seen the moment: the platform goes live, the launch deck looks sharp, the portal is polished, the golden paths are documented, and yet teams quietly continue doing things the old way. Not always because the platform is bad, but because adoption was assumed, not owned. 11:45 Pacific DEKJ Session AI SDLC The Rise of Agent Enablement: Coding Agents Don't Scale Themselves. Neither Do Your Teams. Details coming soon. 13:35 Pacific DEKJ Session Decoupling Local Development from Remote Infrastructure Details coming soon. 14:45 Pacific DEKJ Session Platform Engineering Platform Engineering’s Second Act: From Vending Machine to Passport Control Smruti Patel, Alex Mann Three years ago on the QCon SF stage, I made the case for “Acceleration, Autonomy, and Accountability” as the pillars of a successful platform. Those pillars haven't moved. AI has just rewritten what each one requires, and the platform team's job along with it. 15:55 Pacific DEKJ Session Platform Engineering Building a Migration Platform: Moving 100+ Netflix RDBMS Workloads to Aurora PostgreSQL Ammar Khaku, Kshitij Gupta In late 2024, Netflix made a bet: consolidate the vast majority of our relational database use cases onto a single engine: Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL.