Monday Jun 13
10:30 –
11:10
Administratiezaal
Ten Things We've Learned from Running Production Infrastructure at Google
Google's production infrastructure might be the most complex machine that humanity has built so far. It is constantly changing and evolving.
Site reliability engineers (SREs) are the specialists that manage and improve the architectures, tooling, and operational procedures that enable Google to keep its products reliable, scalable, efficient and agile. In this talk Christof Leng will discuss a number of fundamental organizational principles that Google SRE has learned over the years.
In this talk, you'll learn:
- How to set up an organization to run production reliably and without burning out the team
Keynotes
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The Psychology of UXFabio PereiraTuesday Jun 14, 13:15
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Is Software Engineering Still an Oxymoron? (live streamed)Alan KayWednesday Jun 15, 09:15
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The Zen of ProgrammingSander HoogendoornMonday Jun 13, 13:15
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Welcome to a New Age of RefereeingPierluigi CollinaWednesday Jun 15, 15:30
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The Importance of LaughterAino Vonge CorryTuesday Jun 14, 17:45
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Design for the Utopia You Want, Not the Dystopia You're InChris AthertonWednesday Jun 15, 13:15
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#FAILKevlin HenneyTuesday Jun 14, 09:15
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Rediscovering Humanity in TechEric JohnsonMonday Jun 13, 09:15
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Agility is InefficientKlaus Bucka-LassenMonday Jun 13, 17:45