Real World Platform Engineering

Learn how engineering organizations are building internal platforms that deliver real outcomes: faster delivery, safer operations, and reduced developer cognitive load. This track explores the architectural, organizational, and operational trade-offs behind successful platform engineering initiatives, including balancing standardization with flexibility at scale.


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Building a Migration Platform: Moving 100+ Netflix RDBMS Workloads to Aurora PostgreSQL

In late 2024, Netflix made a bet: consolidate the vast majority of our relational database use cases onto a single engine: Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL.

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Why Most Platform Teams Fail: The Adoption Problem Nobody Wants to Own

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.

Speaker image - Shweta Vohra

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

Track Host

Daniel Bryant

Platform Engineer, Co-Author of "Mastering API Architecture", Java Champion, and InfoQ News Manager

Daniel Bryant is currently focused on building platforms as a product with Syntasso. He is also the News Manager at InfoQ and the Emeritus Chair for QCon London. Daniel’s technical expertise focuses on APIs, cloud/container platforms, and microservice implementations. He is a leader within and contributor to several open source communities, writes for well-known technical websites such as InfoQ, O'Reilly, and DZone, and regularly presents at international conferences such as QCon, KubeCon, and Devoxx.

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