Tuesday Jun 27
11:20 –
12:10
Graanbeurszaal
Ten Things We've Learned From Running Production Infrastructure at Google
Google’s production infrastructure might be one of the most complex machines that humanity has built so far. It is constantly changing and evolving. Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) are the specialists to manage and improve the architectures, tooling, and operational procedures that enable Google to keep its products reliable, scalable, efficient, and agile. This talk will discuss a number of fundamental organizational principles that Google SRE has learned over the years.
Keynotes
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Failure Is Always An OptionDylan BeattieWednesday Jun 28, 13:20
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Flow. The Worst Software Development Approach in HistoryKim van WilgenSander HoogendoornThursday Jun 29, 13:30
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Programming's Greatest MistakesMark RendleWednesday Jun 28, 16:40
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Demystifying Blockchain - From Infrastructures via Smart Contracts to ApplicationsOlivier RikkenTuesday Jun 27, 13:20
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SecurityBert HubertTuesday Jun 27, 16:40
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Coming soonThursday Jun 29, 09:10
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Coming soonErik ScherderWednesday Jun 28, 09:10
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Coming soonThursday Jun 29, 15:40
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How the Hack?Ben SadeghipourTuesday Jun 27, 09:10