Green Tech

QCon San Francisco 2022

Track

Green Tech

Tuesday 25 October · 6 sessions, 50 minutes each

About the track

The private sector is increasingly investing in green technologies and sustainability. With large infrastructure providers such as Amazon and Google pursuing aggressive sustainability goals, startups providing tools to measure carbon emissions, innovation in clean energy and transportation, and much more, we see technology play an increasingly large role in combating climate change. 

In this track, we explore how companies are contributing to sustainability. Key areas of focus include measuring carbon footprint, decarbonizing the products we produce, and how we as software engineers can reduce the overall climate impact of the things we build. Finally, this track looks ahead to how technology can create a better future for the generations to follow.

Sessions in this track

Tuesday 25 October. 6 sessions per track, chosen and introduced by the Track Host.

10:35 Bayview Session Green Tech DevSusOps - Bringing Sustainability Concerns to Development and Operations Adrian Cockcroft Technology Advisor and Consultant @OrionX.net, Previously VP Open Source and Sustainability @Amazon, Cloud Architect @Netflix, Distinguished Engineer @eBay 11:50 Bayview Session Green Tech The Zen of Green Software: Finding Balance in the Sustainable Growth Journey Lisa McNally, Marco Valtas 13:40 Pacific LM Session Green Tech Efficient Language and Library Use to Reduce Carbon Esteban Küber Principal Software Engineer @Amazon 14:55 Ballroom A Session Green Tech Tesla's Virtual Power Plant Hector Veiga Ortiz, Natalie DellaMaria 16:10 Seacliff ABC Session Panel: DevSusOps Marco Valtas, Esteban Küber 17:25 Seacliff D Session Unconference: Green Tech Shane Hastie Global Delivery Lead for SoftEd and Lead Editor for Culture & Methods at InfoQ.com
76% senior dev or higher
1:11 speaker ratio
60+ practitioners

QCon San Francisco 2022 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.

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