Reliability isn't just the domain of a dedicated SRE team—it's a shared responsibility. In this track, we’ll explore how modern platform engineering practices and developer enablement strategies are making reliability a team sport.
Learn how organizations are building internal platforms, shaping golden paths, and evolving their cultures to empower engineers at every level to contribute to resilient, scalable systems. From tooling and automation to process and mindset, discover how teams are driving reliability across the stack.
From this track
Continuous Delivery for Foundational Platforms
Monday Nov 17 / 10:35AM PST
Platform teams frequently inherit systems that were never architected for their current scale, yet are so foundational that downtime can halt the business.
Ian Nowland
CEO @Junction Labs, Author of O'Reilly's Platform Engineering, Previously SVP Core Engineering at Datadog and Leader of AWS Nitro
Microservices Platforms: When Team Topologies Meets Microservices Patterns
Monday Nov 17 / 11:45AM PST
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.
Chris Richardson
Creator of microservices.io, Java Champion, & Core Microservices Thoughtleader
Enhancing Reliability Using Service-Level Prioritized Load Shedding at Netflix
Monday Nov 17 / 01:35PM PST
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.
Anirudh Mendiratta
Staff Software Engineer, Playback Lifecycle @Netflix, Previously @Amazon Prime Video and @fuboTV
Benjamin Fedorka
Staff Software Engineer, Productivity Engineering @Netflix
Platform Engineering: Lessons from the Rise and Fall of eBay Velocity
Monday Nov 17 / 02:45PM PST
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.
Randy Shoup
SVP Engineering @Thrive Market, Previously @eBay, @Google, @Stitch Fix
Unconference: Modern Platform Engineering and Dev Enablement
Monday Nov 17 / 03:55PM PST
Observability is Not Enough: Using Dev Enablement to Shift Right and Fix Faster
Monday Nov 17 / 05:05PM PST
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