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SREday London 2024

date:2024-09-19..2024-09-20
location:London, United Kingdom
series:SREday London · 2 editions
editions:[SREday London 2022, SREday London 2024]
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Automated Incident ManagementAjuna Kyaruzi20m
Meta uses retrieval plus large language modeling to rank root causes and finds it correct 42% of the time, Datadog adds AI-driven Slack incident summaries, and…
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The History of DevOps in 30 minutesChris Cooney25m
Covers a decade of operational shifts with concrete claims and engineering fixes: logs hit FAT32 4GB and inode limits, cloud cuts provisioning time…
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Unleashing Potential Across Teams: Infrastructure as CodeAlayshia Knighten23m
Demonstrates using Pulumi to provision a launch template and autoscaling resources from reusable components, with TypeScript components and stacks that map to…
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Developers are all the same - right?Joyce Lin20m
Claims that developers are uniform get tested with concrete numbers and failures: Postman powers 30 million developers, Stack Overflow surveys 65,000…
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Declarative Linux with the Common Operating System InterfaceJustin Garrison24m
Argues for replacing ad hoc server typing and SSH with a small HTTP/gRPC API surface that manages a purpose-built OS image for Kubernetes deployment…
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The Evolution of OpsMiko Pawlikowski14m
Timeline of ops evolution claims that cloud native tooling explodes cognitive load with about 97 tools quoted to manage hundreds of microservices and that…
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SREs are Driving the Evolution of Developer Self-ServiceSébastien Blanc24m
Argues SREs cut developer cognitive load by turning platform actions into declarative APIs and automated pipelines, using Kubernetes as the base platform with…
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Instant Clarity: Insights for SRE ExcellenceJerome Sadler24m
Demoed application Neurologic ingests 10 GitHub repos (mix of public and private), builds up-to-date tech docs in ~2 minutes after ingestion deltas, and…
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Improve application resilience with chaos engineeringGunnar Grosch26m
Claims that downtime costs enterprises up to $300,000 per hour (91% of surveyed firms) and roughly $10,000 per minute, then demonstrates resilience testing…
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How to Destroy an SRECarly Richmond24m
Argues that overloaded alerting, brittle tooling and poor processes actively destroy SREs rather than topics alone: migration to Helm packaging with explicit…
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Beyond K8S - Maturing Your Platform Engineering InitiativeNicki Watt27m
Uses the CNCF Platform Maturity Model v1 to map concrete outcomes across investment, adoption, interfaces, operations and measurement and recommends plotting…
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Platform Engineering: Evolution or a Fancy Rename?Dotan Horovits25m
Argues that platform engineering is a DevOps approach that turns reusable tooling into a product: Citrix centralizes certificate rotation and cuts integration…
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Mystery of the disappearing S3 KeysSimon Hanmer, Ross Walker15m
Monitoring pipeline ingests ~1.5–2 million S3 object events per day and shows ~350 daily failures where code sees an object but S3 reports NoSuchKey…
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What I LearnedIan Miell25m
A support org moves from ad hoc fixes to a documented, repeatable process by cataloguing 2,128 incidents over months, splitting teams into incident and problem…
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From Hero to Zero: a guide to destroy your best employeesAntonio Cobo Cuenca28m
Satire lists seven concrete ways managers break teams: micromanage with spy tooling (monitor typing, block autonomy), enforce arbitrary rules and…
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The RunWhen Authors Community: Royalties For RunbooksKyle Forster22m
Claims a platform that assembles community-written troubleshooting steps into goal‑oriented automation that runs in about three days instead of a year — 100x…
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Next-Gen K8s Threat Hunting: GenAI & eBPFMichele Dodic, Francesco Sbaraglia21m
Claim: a working pipeline uses eBPF hooked to exec syscall to stream kernel events into a Python + OpenAI parsing pipeline that detects anomalous behavior…
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From free-kicks to git commitsSteve Wade22m
A career shifts from being scouted at four and suffering a career‑ending knee injury at 18 to building cloud native tooling: moves from AI-powered Kubernetes…
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Crafting an SRE Roadmap for Enterprise SuccessJorge Luis Castro Toribio19m
Worked with large enterprises to deliver a three‑milestone SRE roadmap: assessment‑goals‑culture where assessment measures observability, automation, testing…
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Alerts don't suck, YOUR alerts suckLeon Adato28m
Argues that alerts work when they are actionable now, not vague FYIs, and shows concrete fixes: replace one-off CPU thresholds with a baseline plus threshold…
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Use Karpenter to scale, optimize & upgrade K8sChakkree Tipsupa22m
Karpenter replaces node pools and autoscaling groups and calls the EC2 API directly, cutting typical scale-up latency to about a minute in the demo (five…
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Multi-environment deployment for K8s-based microservice archCarlo Ventrella18m
Helm umbrella charts bundle dozens of microservices with per-customer values.yaml so product versions map to specific dependency versions and configs, enabling…
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Virtual Kubernetes Clusters: A New Approach to Multi-tenancyHrittik Roy23m
Claims that vcluster CLI creates full Kubernetes clusters inside a host cluster in under a minute, syncs pods and services back into renamed host namespaces…
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When Infrastructure as Code Ends - Jump in and Create Some MoreHarel Safra26m
Claims that anyone can write a Terraform provider and shows how to do it with Terraform Plugin Framework and Go, using Delve for debugging, GPG-signed…
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Architecture of a Fintech StartupAleksei Popov24m
Stan builds a next‑gen capital platform and confronts heavy regulation and integration sprawl, with company onboarding split into 15 Steps and KYC/AML flows of…
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Caching the uncacheable in VarnishThijs Feryn28m
Explains how Varnish turns otherwise uncacheable responses into cached assets by using VCL to strip tracking cookies, create hash variants and override TTLs…
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Mastering OpenTelemetry Collector ConfigurationSteve Flanders29m
Live demo shows an OpenTelemetry Collector YAML that actually runs: use the validate command to catch required fields before startup, start otelcol with a…
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The House is on fire: mysteries of on-call K8s engineeringAlessandro Vozza22m
KUspaces is pitched as namespace as a service built on vcluster and an Envoy Gateway and aims to hide cluster ops while exposing the Kubernetes API. Real…
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The Subtle Art of Lying with StatisticsDave McAllister27m
Shows concrete ways numbers mislead: using arithmetic versus geometric means (reporting 1.5 hours vs 0.53 hours), hiding deviation (Death Valley mean 61°F…
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Journey to Stable Infrastructures with Talos Linux & CozystackAndrei Kvapil25m
Claims a cloud‑like, multi‑tenant Kubernetes on bare metal by combining Talos Linux, Cluster API and kamaji to run management control planes as Kubernetes…
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Perses, the GitOps Native dashboard visualization toolErwin de Keijzer22m
Perses claims to be a GitOps-native replacement for Grafana and is now in CNCF sandbox, but many goals remain unfinished. Demo uses Docker Compose with…
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Unlocking key metrics and patterns using GrafanaSyed Usman Ahmad25m
Shows how Grafana reads Google Sheets via the Google Sheets data source plugin using an API key or service account, demos building a table and time-series…
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Improving the efficiency of more than 800 databases with o11yWilfried Roset22m
OVHcloud builds an internal DB service that wires Postgres and MySQL logs and metrics into OpenSearch + Mimir + Grafana, parses slow queries by threshold, and…
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DevOps Is Not Dead. Not Not by a Long ShotRicardo Castro17m
Claims DevOps is alive after 15 years and remains the cultural foundation for faster, reliable software delivery; platform engineering is a complementary…
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AI with Machine Learning for Observability in NetdataCosta Tsaousis22m
Netdata implements unsupervised anomaly detection at the edge, training a rolling model per metric every 3 hours on 6 hours of data, keeping 18 models and…
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Vertically Integrated in Platform EngineeringMatt Simons17m
Argues platform engineering should act like a vertically integrated product company that actually builds a developer platform (not the end application), tracks…
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ChatGPT, LLMs, and LangChains - A Beginner's GuideMarcin Szymaniuk21m
Covers building end-to-end LLM systems with concrete tools: OpenAI chat API, LongChain chains that pipe prompts and outputs, connectors to PostgreSQL and…
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New Approaches to Reduce Alert Noise AIOpsBirol Yildiz20m
Platform uses offline open‑source vector embeddings stored in a vector database and a cosine similarity threshold to deduplicate alerts, removing…
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Gen AI Powered Omni-functional Decision Insights for SREsMahesh Venkataraman19m
Gen AI synthesizes telemetry and enterprise tool data to cut SRE cognitive load and pinpoint multi-domain causes of incidents, demonstrated on an e‑commerce…
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Zero-Trust Security Strategy in Serverless App DeploymentAnthony Ekpechue20m
Zero trust applied to a serverless e commerce wireframe claims to block breaches by making identity the perimeter and preempting compromise. The design uses a…
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What does "high priority" mean? The secret to happy queuesDaniel Magliola27m
Argues that queues must be organized by explicit latency guarantees (e.g., within 1 minute, within 10 minutes) rather than vague priority labels; implements…
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Cloud Native Tech: The Building Blocks of Modern DB SoftwareDivine Akachukwu Odazie28m
Traces the history from mainframes to cloud and containers and shows which Kubernetes pieces actually matter for databases: StatefulSets, PV/PVC and the CSI…
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Kubernetes, AWS, ALBs, Terraform and no Helm!Marcos Diez21m
Argues that no Helm is safer: use Terraform (soon open tofu) to provision AWS ALBs, listeners, and empty Target Groups while the AWS controller adds pod IPs…
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Config files vs. flags: story of painOleg Fatkhiev21m
Argues that preferencing command-line flags and environment variables over static files eliminates indirection and improves observability because the full…
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Klustered: Kubernetes Debugging LiveDavid Flanagan35m
Live debugging of Cluster 2 shows a deliberately sabotaged single-node Kubernetes cluster: missing kubeconfig, no CNI, CoreDNS pending and containerd running…
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Oops, I deployed too hardMatteo Bianchi22m
A single bash script automates deploys and accidentally overwrites 419 with 420 during a Friday lunch, unlocking a laptop and triggering a customer outage…
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Debezium Server - New CDC runtime on the horizon!Ondrej Babec, Jiri Novotny26m
Debezium Server appears as a standalone CDC runtime that replaces Kafka Connect’s embedded connectors with a three-stage architecture: source capture…
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Using, and mis-using K8s Dynamic Admission ControlRichard Finlay Tweed20m
Explains how Kubernetes dynamic admission control works, with mutating webhooks that rewrite images or inject default annotations and validating admission…
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Essential Software Observability for Every Role: Look No FurtherPiyush Verma32m
Argues that observability is about detecting unexpected change, not nicer dashboards, citing 18 deploys per day and the ladder from basic monitoring → faster…
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