2025 Schedule
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Beginner
For those learning about a topic for the first time or looking to gain foundational knowledge before starting a project. For these presentations, you will walk away with a conceptual understanding, knowledge of basic tools, and/or the first steps required to try it out.
Intermediate
Sessions for those actively working with the technology daily and who want to improve their efficiency, testing, and/or application of best practices. In these sessions, you may learn concrete code examples, testing strategies, common pitfalls, and/or methods to solve medium-complexity problems.
Advanced
For the attendees who are actively designing or leading projects with a particular technology and want to understand complex trade-offs, scalability, and integration challenges. These sessions may allow you to gain unique, production-tested insights, architectural patterns, performance optimization tips, and/or analysis of design trade-offs.
Monday, November 17th, 2025
Continental Breakfast - Pacific Level
Conference Introduction and Keynote:
From Friction to Flow: How Great DevEx Makes Everything Awesome
Break
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Architectures You've Always Wondered About
How to Build an Exchange
These days it is possible to achieve fairly good performance on cloud provisioned systems. We discuss the design of a high performance, strongly consistent system which maintains constant service in the face of regular updates to core logic.
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Driving Reliability Through Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement
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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Polyglot Platforms: Strategies & Practices to Enable Innovation
Designing AI Platforms for Reliability: Tools for Certainty, Agents for Discovery
Modern AI platforms don’t have to choose between deterministic precision and probabilistic exploration—they need both.
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Effective Engineering and Practices in Early Stage Startups
From Founding Engineer to CTO to CEO – At the Same Startup
As a college sophomore, I founded Pointz, initially building its core routing engine from scratch. I architected the platform’s safety rating algorithm, integrating geospatial data structures, crowdsourced inputs, and multi-criteria decision-making to deliver context-aware routing.
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Sponsored Solution Track I
The Future of Agentic AI: Architecting the Global Control Plane
The agentic AI landscape is facing an architectural crisis due to framework fragmentation, bottlenecking the creation of truly reliable autonomous systems.
Break
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Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Compiling Workflows into Databases: The Architecture That Shouldn't Work (But Does)
What if everything you know about building distributed systems is backwards?
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Driving Reliability Through Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement
Beyond Line Charts: Why Some Diversity in Telemetry Visualization Is Long Overdue
For decades, visualization of service metrics overwhelmingly converges to line charts. The time-centric nature of real-time telemetry further cemented this phenomenon via storage layouts and domain-specific query languages.
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Polyglot Platforms: Strategies & Practices to Enable Innovation
Confidently Automating Changes Across a Diverse Fleet
Maintaining up-to-date and secure software across a polyglot fleet is a challenge for any engineering organization. Manual migrations and urgent updates disrupt productivity and require coordination across many teams.
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Effective Engineering and Practices in Early Stage Startups
From Staff Platform Engineer to a 16z Founder: What I Wish I'd Known
The Technical Leadership Challenge: Every successful engineering team faces the same inflection point: transforming beloved internal tools into a legitimate platform business.
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Sponsored Solution Track I
Shift Left with Observability and AI Driven Development
Developers today are not just writing code, they’re orchestrating complex systems, managing pipelines, and maintaining reliability at scale. But when observability starts too late in the lifecycle, teams are left reacting instead of building.
Lunch & Lunch topic discussions on Atrium level.
Women & Allies in Tech Lunch Session in Waterfront AB, Atrium level (Sign-up needed).
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Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Parting the Clouds: The Rise of Disaggregated Systems
Cloud systems are undergoing an architectural shift. Traditional shared-nothing designs struggle to deliver the elasticity, availability, and operational simplicity that the cloud demands.
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Driving Reliability Through Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement
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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Polyglot Platforms: Strategies & Practices to Enable Innovation
Secure Software Supply Chain: Risk Prediction at the Speed of Development
The Platform That Sees Risk Before Code Does
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Effective Engineering and Practices in Early Stage Startups
Maximizing Success with Limited Time, Resources, and Energy: Lessons from Startup Engineering
Startups are the harshest environments for engineers. Limited time, resources, and energy force teams to make decisions under pressure — and those decisions can determine whether a company survives or stalls.
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Sponsored Solution Track I
AI won't fix Developer Productivity (Unless you fix Context First)
AI coding tools promise productivity gains, but many teams aren’t seeing the impact.
Break
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Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Building Resilient Platforms: Insights from 20+ Years in Mission-Critical Infrastructure
In this talk, Matthew will describe lessons learned from over 20+ years of building scalable, secure and stable infrastructure platforms for software in financial services (electronic trading, credit card processing etc.), the talk is relevant to anyone building platforms for mission-critic
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Driving Reliability Through Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement
Unconference: Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement
Seacliff D
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Polyglot Platforms: Strategies & Practices to Enable Innovation
Keeping the Mainline Green Across Diverse Language Monorepos
At Uber’s scale, ensuring an always-green mainline while processing hundreds of changes per hour is a massive challenge— especially when those changes span multiple language monorepos supporting dozens of business-critical apps.
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Effective Engineering and Practices in Early Stage Startups
The Future of Engineering: Mindsets That Matter When Code Isn’t Enough
Since the first compiler, software has been a stack of human-friendly abstractions translated into machine instructions. The engineers who understood at least some of what was going on under the hood were essential—indispensable even. But now?
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Sponsored Solution Track I
AI Native Architecture for Java Applications
We are currently moving from "AI-enabled" systems, where artificial intelligence is an additive feature, to "AI-native" systems, where intelligence is the foundational, architectural core.
Coffee Break & Snacks - Pacific Level
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Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Architecting a Centralized Platform for Data Deletion at Netflix
What does it take to safely delete data at Netflix scale? In large-scale systems, data deletion cuts across infrastructure, reliability, and performance complexities.
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Driving Reliability Through Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement
Platform Engineering: Lessons from the Rise and Fall of eBay Velocity
Once a stock market darling and a pioneering hyperscaler in the 1990s and early 2000s, eBay has been in steady decline since the 2010s. A household name with a flat business, eBay has been unable to make substantive strides in its market reach or its engineering outcomes in the last 15 years.
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Polyglot Platforms: Strategies & Practices to Enable Innovation
Rust at the Core - Accelerating Polyglot SDK Development
Developing SDKs for your users in multiple languages can come at a high cost - especially if you need to implement complex logic client side, but traditionally options for sharing logic across those languages have been quite limited.
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Effective Engineering and Practices in Early Stage Startups
Unconference: Early Stage Startups
Seacliff D
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Sponsored Solution Track I
Building Zero-CVE Container Images at Scale: Patterns and Pitfalls
Every team wants secure container images, but few realize how complex it becomes at scale.
Break
Track:
Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Unconference: Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Seacliff D
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Driving Reliability Through Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement
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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Polyglot Platforms: Strategies & Practices to Enable Innovation
Directing a Swarm of Agents for Fun and Profit
Coding agents are a new tool, which many of us are trying to figure out how to use effectively.
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Effective Engineering and Practices in Early Stage Startups
Beyond the Build: Early-Stage Mindset for the Everything Engineer
In an early-stage startup, the lines between roles blur, and engineering can become less about building and more about what makes the company attractive.
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Sponsored Solution Track I
Develop and Deploy a Trustworthy Multi-Agent System (Live Demo)
Agents are inherently unreliable. While simple to prototype, agentic systems with their many (distributed) moving parts are complex, have degrading trust, and are expensive due to inefficient model usage and ineffective scaling.
Tuesday, November 18th, 2025
Continental Breakfast - Pacific Level
Break
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Navigating Major Architecture Migrations
Monolith Down: Cleaning Up After the Great Identity Migration Disaster
One does not simply migrate a monolith. Imagine a team working on a monolith-to-microservices migration of a healthcare portal. A foundational first step - migrating to a commercial identity provider - takes 9 months, only to bring the entire portal crashing down on release day.
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AI Engineering that Delivers: Blueprint to Impact
Engineering at AI Speed: Lessons from the First Agentically Accelerated Software Project
Claude Code is the first developer tool built specifically to maximize AI development velocity.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Lead Without a Ladder: How I Climbed Into Engineering Leadership
Climbing into senior engineering leadership isn’t always a matter of following fixed rungs—it can be more like scaling a rugged, ever-shifting mountain. You know there might be a path somewhere on the south face but for some reason the North face has more appeal.
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Innovations in Front-End
Lessons Learned in Migrating to Micro-Frontends
Migrating to a micro-frontend architecture promises scalability, faster development cycles, and autonomous teams—but the journey is rarely straightforward.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Building a Supercluster: What We Learned When We Hit Cloud Provider Limits
We hit the ceiling of what major cloud providers could offer—hard limits, quota caps, and regional restrictions that no amount of budget could fix. So, we built our own supercluster.
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Navigating Major Architecture Migrations
Modernizing Relevance at Scale: LinkedIn’s Migration Journey to Serve Billions of Users
How do you deliver relevant and personalized recommendations to nearly a billion professionals—instantly, reliably, and at scale? At LinkedIn, the answer has been a multi-year journey of architectural reinvention.
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AI Engineering that Delivers: Blueprint to Impact
Engineering AI for Creativity and Curiosity on Mobile
This talk shares practical lessons from building production-grade AI for creativity and curiosity on mobile devices.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Panel: The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
This panel discussion provides aspiring and current engineering leaders with a clear roadmap for advancing into Senior Engineering Leadership roles.
Pauline Jepp - TicketSwap
Brad Grantham - LunarG
Kasia Trapszo - Netflix
Joe Cassavaugh - Puzzles By Joe
Pacific DEKJ
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Innovations in Front-End
Building and Scaling UI Systems for Internal Tools at Meta
Meta’s internal tools empower the company to operate efficiently, enabling the creation of unique, tailored solutions that fit evolving business needs.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Vibes Won't Cut It: Agentic Engineering in Production
If you think AI agents code like junior engineers that's because you set it up to code like a junior engineer. AI is a tool, not a magic wand, and like any tool you need to take time to learn and sharpen it.
Lunch & Lunch Topic Discussions on Atrium Level
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Navigating Major Architecture Migrations
Unconference: Navigating Major Architecture Migrations
Seacliff D
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AI Engineering that Delivers: Blueprint to Impact
Improving Meta Generative Ad Text using Reinforcement Learning
Reinforcement Learning with Performance Feedback (RLPF) unlocks a new way of turning generic GenAI models into customized models fine-tuned for specific tasks. This approach is especially powerful when combined with in-house data and performance metrics.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
A Solopreneur's Journey: From Engineer to Puzzle Master and Storyteller
Solopreneur & Sustainable Business don't often go together, but that's what can happen when you create something "Good Enough" and hang around "Long Enough". Joe, a true Unicorn in the volatile games business, has survived for 16+ years by creating 19 games in his Clutter Franchise.
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Innovations in Front-End
From VR to Flat Screens: Bridging the Input and Immersion Gap
Expanding the market of your VR game to other platforms may seem like an easy way to increase your revenues but the journey is all but simple. When what makes your game unique is the presence and immersion it provides, reproducing the experience on a flat screen is a daunting task.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Building Agentic Workflows with MCP (AI Engineering that Delivers)
Agentic thinking is transforming software development—shifting us from linear scripts to dynamic, self-directed workflows.
Break
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Navigating Major Architecture Migrations
Stripe’s Docdb: How Zero-Downtime Data Movement Powers Trillion-Dollar Payment Processing
Stripe processes over $1 trillion in payments annually with industry-leading reliability, powered by its custom-built document database, DocDB, built on top of open source MongoDB. Stripe's DocDB serves over five million queries per second from Stripe’s product applications.
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AI Engineering that Delivers: Blueprint to Impact
From Content to Agents: Scaling LLM Post-Training Through Real-World Applications and Simulation
This talk presents a comprehensive journey through modern AI post-training techniques, from Pinterest's production-scale content discovery systems to enterprise agent training through Veris AI’s simulation.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Beyond Coding: How Senior ICs Grow Influence and Drive Impact
Many engineers reach a point where technical excellence alone isn’t enough to drive meaningful impact or advance their careers. Senior individual contributors must learn to influence without authority, build trust across teams, and navigate challenges like imposter syndrome to truly lead.
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Innovations in Front-End
Designing Fast, Delightful UX With LLMs for Mobile Frontends
Delivering AI-powered features in mobile apps is not just about calling an LLM API. It is about crafting fast, reliable, and engaging user experiences.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
A Day in the Life of a Senior Engineer: Navigating Context with AI
In this talk, Vinay Perneti, VP Engineering at Augment Code, will interview Anand Sankaran, Senior Principal Software Development Engineer at Workday, about using AI coding assistants in enterprise-scale codebases.
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Navigating Major Architecture Migrations
Migrating Uber Eats Feeds to Webview
Uber Eats has many surfaces developed using native-first design. Historically these were built on the Android and iOS stacks. To accelerate development and enable rapid iteration and experimentation, while preserving the native-first design, a webview-powered stack was developed.
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AI Engineering that Delivers: Blueprint to Impact
Dynamic Moments: Weaving LLMs into Deep Personalization at DoorDash
In this talk, we’ll walk through how DoorDash is redefining personalization by tightly integrating cutting-edge large language models (LLMs) with deep learning architectures such as Two-Tower Embeddings (TTE) and Multi-Task Multi-Label (MTML) models.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Turning Outward: Growing From Code to Influence
As individual contributors we sharpen our technical chops striving to improve our code and craft. But you may become aware you can do more, and could help others and the team. The path to make that shift isn’t always clear.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Uncovering the Coding Personalities of Leading LLMs
The rapid integration of LLMs into the SDLC has marked a paradigm shift in how we create code.
Break
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Navigating Major Architecture Migrations
Accelerating Netflix Data: A Cross-Team Journey from Offline to Online
At Netflix, certain use cases demand the rapid transfer of massive datasets—such as 50 TB—from offline to online systems. Doing this efficiently, without disrupting applications interacting with our online systems, presents a significant challenge.
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AI Engineering that Delivers: Blueprint to Impact
Automating the Web With MCP: Infra That Doesn’t Break
AI agents are only as strong as the infrastructure beneath them. In this talk, we’ll walk through the architecture behind Browserbase’s model context protocol (MCP), built to support stateful browser automation at scale.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Unconference: The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Seacliff D
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Innovations in Front-End
Why Fetch When You Can Sync? Building Local-First Apps on a Sync Engine Architecture
Front-end has long been about reactivity frameworks and client-side state management. However, the alpha in these is receding.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Make Mechanical Advantage YOUR Advantage: How to Modernize and Futureproof Your Code with OpenRewrite
Modernizing large codebases is tough—outdated frameworks, security fixes, and deprecated APIs drain engineering time and slow innovation. In this session, we’ll explore how to apply “Mechanical Advantage” in software: small, precise changes that deliver big results.
Wednesday, November 19th, 2025
Continental Breakfast - Pacific Level
Break
Track:
Architecting for Efficiency: Performance, Cost, and Maintainability
Producing the World's Cheapest Tokens: A How-to Guide
AI inference is expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. In this talk, we’ll break down how to systematically drive down the cost per token across different types of AI workloads.
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The Stories Behind the Incidents
The Human Toll of Incidents & Ways To Mitigate It
Have you ever wondered what it's like to respond to a significant incident? Walk through an hour by hour reconstruction of an incident response or two, focusing on what it was like to be "in the room" and the human response to the incidents.
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Empowering Teams with AI: Productivity and the Future of Software Development
Choosing Your AI Copilot: Maximizing Developer Productivity
The AI coding agent landscape evolves weekly. This talk compares today’s frontrunners, shows where each shines, and shares prompts, policies, and “rules templates” that turn code suggestions into production-quality output.
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High-Performance Languages in Modern Development
The Rust High Performance Talk You Did Not Expect
Rust runs faster, but it slows down engineers, right? This was our team’s assumption when we decided to rewrite our code from Kotlin into Rust. But we were wrong in completely unexpected ways.
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Sponsored Solution Track III
Building Trustworthy Agentic Systems with Workflow Orchestration
As engineering teams explore building AI agents, one challenge becomes clear: agents don’t live in isolation, and trust in agentic systems is often lacking.
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Architecting for Efficiency: Performance, Cost, and Maintainability
How Netflix Shapes our Fleet for Efficiency and Reliability
Netflix runs on a complex multi-layer cloud architecture made up of thousands of services, caches, and databases. As hardware options, workload patterns, cost dynamics and the Netflix products evolve, the cost-optimal hardware and configuration for running our services is constantly changing.
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The Stories Behind the Incidents
When Incidents Refuse to End
As engineers, we’re used to managing failure, but long-running outages hit differently. They stretch teams, systems, and assumptions about how incidents “should” play out.
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Empowering Teams with AI: Productivity and the Future of Software Development
Accelerating LLM-Driven Developer Productivity at Zoox
Over the past year, Zoox has invested in integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) into the entire developer lifecycle through a companywide initiative called Zoox Intelligence (ZI).
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High-Performance Languages in Modern Development
Instrumentation at Scale: Having Your Performance Cake and Eating It Too
In high-performance code, a single misplaced counter increment can cost more than the operation it’s measuring. That creates a paradox: instrument too much and you slow the system down; instrument too little and you miss the insights you need to continuously deliver.
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Sponsored Solution Track III
Beyond Vector Search: Building Ultra-Resilient AI with Distributed SQL
As enterprises seek to move AI from proof-of-concept to production, standalone vector databases face limits in synchronization, ACID compliance, and resilience. This session shows how PostgreSQL-compatible distributed databases address these issues while keeping a familiar developer experience.
Lunch & Lunch Topic Discussions on Atrium Level.
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Architecting for Efficiency: Performance, Cost, and Maintainability
Realtime and Batch Processing of GPU Workloads
SS&C Technologies runs 47 trillion dollars of assets on our global private cloud. We have the primitives for infrastructure as well as platforms as a service like Kubernetes, Kafka, NiFi, Databases, etc.
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The Stories Behind the Incidents
The Ironies of A^2 I^2
In this talk, we'll explore some of the "ironies" of automation—and now, artificial intelligence—in their interactions with software operators (i.e. you), especially during high consequence, high tempo situations (aka incidents).
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Empowering Teams with AI: Productivity and the Future of Software Development
Powering the Future: Building Your GenAI Infrastructure Stack
Behind every productivity leap is a rock-solid platform. Go under the hood with Intuit’s GenOS team to see how vector stores, prompt management, RAG pipelines, and agent orchestration come together to serve ~100 million users.
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High-Performance Languages in Modern Development
When Every Bit Counts: How Valkey Rebuilt Its Hashtable for Modern Hardware
Ever wondered what happens when a bunch of performance-obsessed developers decide their blazing-fast database isn't quite blazing-fast enough?
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Sponsored Solution Track III
Stop Scaling Problems; Start Scaling Sustainability: The High Performance & Efficient Enterprise Data Cloud.
Enterprises are no longer asking if they should scale their data cloud, but how. Unfortunately, traditional scaling approaches often lead to exploding costs, unpredictable performance, and significant operational overhead.
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Architecting for Efficiency: Performance, Cost, and Maintainability
From ms to µs: OSS Valkey Architecture Patterns for Modern AI
As AI applications demand faster and more intelligent data access, traditional caching strategies are hitting performance and reliability limits.
Track:
The Stories Behind the Incidents
Week-Long Outage: Lifelong Lessons
Routine database upgrades should be straightforward, especially with familiar, well-established technology. We were confident heading into our Elasticsearch upgrade, equipped with a solid plan and excited to see performance gains like we had seen from past upgrades.
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Empowering Teams with AI: Productivity and the Future of Software Development
AI-Driven Productivity: From Idea to Impact
In this session you'll learn how product leaders turn GenAI enthusiasm into an enterprise-ready blueprint for real productivity gains.
Track:
High-Performance Languages in Modern Development
Accelerating Performance by Incrementally Integrating Rust Into Existing Codebase
In order to improve the performance of existing applications and services, we can identify the most performance-critical pieces and reimplement them in Rust as opposed to completely rewriting the applications from scratch.
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Sponsored Solution Track III
From Events to Actions: Building Apps That Respond to Users Instantly
Most engineering talks start with buzzwords like “AI” and “personalization.” This one stMarts with a question: How do you implement in-session actions in your application?
Coffee Break & Snacks - Pacific Level
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Architecting for Efficiency: Performance, Cost, and Maintainability
Write-Ahead Intent Log: A Foundation for Efficient CDC at Scale
As companies grow, so does the complexity of keeping distributed systems in sync. At DoorDash, we tackled this challenge while building a high-throughput, domain-oriented data platform for capturing changes across hundreds of services.
Track:
The Stories Behind the Incidents
The Time it Wasn't DNS
In January of 2023, the Microsoft Azure Wide Area Network experienced a global outage. If you were a Microsoft customer at the time, you were impacted by this outage.
Track:
Empowering Teams with AI: Productivity and the Future of Software Development
Trustworthy Productivity: Securing AI-Accelerated Development
Autonomous agents operate in a continuous loop: perceive context → reason → execute tools → observe. Each edge creates distinct attack surfaces. This talk maps vulnerabilities—memory poisoning in context ingestion, goal hijacking during reasoning, blind execution at the action stage.
Track:
High-Performance Languages in Modern Development
Python, Numba, and Algorithm Design: Building Efficient Models in Financial Services
The popularity of Python means insurance and financial services companies have a growing body of actuaries, quantitative developers, and software engineers capable of building innovative and customized solutions for both data management and modeling.
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Sponsored Solution Track III
Beyond Code: Building a Personal Brand To Boost Your Career
In an increasingly competitive field, software expertise alone may not be enough to stand out and drive your career forward.
Thursday, November 20th, 2025
Light Breakfast - Seacliff Foyer
Certification
09:00AM PST - 12:00PM PST (3 hours)
Turn QCon insights into career-defining decisions.
Luca Mezzalira - AWS
Golden Gate
Training
HALF DAY09:00AM PST - 12:00PM PST (3 hours)
Organizing for Fast Flow: A Practitioner's View on Implementing Team Topologies
Wes Reisz - Thoughtworks
Marina
Training
HALF DAY09:00AM PST - 12:00PM PST (3 hours)
[SOLD OUT] Building Resilient Asynchronous and Event-Driven Systems
Tejas Ghadge - AWS
Nithin Vommi - AWS
Seacliff CD
Training
HALF DAY09:00AM PST - 12:00PM PST (3 hours)
Building Intelligent Java Applications: A Developer’s Workshop
Dan Vega - Broadcom
Seacliff A
Training
HALF DAY09:00AM PST - 12:00PM PST (3 hours)
Chat with your website using an LLM and open stack (Allycat)
Sujee Maniyam - Nebius
Seacliff B
Lunch - Atrium Level
Training
HALF DAY01:00PM PST - 04:00PM PST (3 hours)
[SOLD OUT] Leading and Analyzing Operational Incidents From Chaos to Resolution
Tejas Ghadge - AWS
Nithin Vommi - AWS
Seacliff A
Training
HALF DAY01:00PM PST - 04:00PM PST (3 hours)
Fundamentals of Software Engineering in the Age of AI
Nate Schutta - Thoughtworks
Dan Vega - Broadcom
Seacliff CD
Training
HALF DAY01:00PM PST - 04:00PM PST (3 hours)
Open Source Rag Pipeline With Docling + Data Prep Kit + Milvus + Open LLMs
Sujee Maniyam - Nebius
Seacliff B
Training
HALF DAY01:00PM PST - 04:00PM PST (3 hours)
From Kubernetes-Native to Ai-Powered: Java With Langchain4j
Elder Moraes - IBM
Marina
Friday, November 21st, 2025
Light Breakfast - Seacliff Foyer
Training
FULL DAY09:00AM PST - 04:00PM PST (7 hours)
Leading High-Performance Teams With Mindful Leadership in the Age of AI
Sam McAfee - Startup Patterns
Joan Brennan - Startup Patterns
Seacliff A
Training
FULL DAY09:00AM PST - 04:00PM PST (7 hours)
Building Production-Ready AI Agents in the Open Source Ecosystem
James Busche - IBM
Mark Sturdevant - IBM
Seacliff B
Training
FULL DAY09:00AM PST - 04:00PM PST (7 hours)
Production Ready Services With Spring Boot: A Deep Dive
Josh Long - Broadcom
Marina
Training
FULL DAY09:00AM PST - 04:00PM PST (7 hours)
Agent MCP Workshop: Building Your Own Java-Based MCP Server
David Parry - Qodo
Seacliff D
Training
FULL DAY09:00AM PST - 04:00PM PST (7 hours)
Platform Engineering in 2025, Factoring AI Into Every Component of the Platform
Bryan Oliver - Thoughtworks
Seacliff C
Lunch - Atrium Level