2025 Schedule
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Monday, April 7th, 2025
Badge pick-up & Continental Breakfast on 3rd & 5th Fl.
Coffee Break
Track:
Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Architecture in the Lead: Scaling Today, Shaping Tomorrow
The BBC’s websites and apps handled well over 100 million visitors in 2024, with 40 million people arriving on UK Election night alone. That’s a lot of scale for an architecture to handle, but it’s just the beginning.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
The Principal Engineer’s Path: Skills, Strategies, and Lessons Learned
In many organizations, the role of Principal Engineer is considered the highest level of the ‘individual contributor’ career path. But careers aren’t like ladders—short, straight, and evenly spaced. Instead, they’re long, winding, and often challenging journeys.
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Engineering Productivity and Developer Experience
Productivity Is Messing Around and Having Fun
Developer satisfaction, developer joy, and business results are strongly correlated. Developer productivity frameworks like SPACE recognize this, with Satisfaction being a key metric. And yet - our jobs are frustrating, filled with mindless work, and free of joy. How do we fix that?
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Performance and Sustainability in Practice: How to Make Software Greener
What I Wish I Knew When I Started with Green IT
The path to sustainable technology involves complex technical and organizational decisions that aren't immediately obvious from industry best practices. This talk shares seven key lessons drawn from implementing Green IT at scale in a scaleup environment and in a public bank institution.
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Health Tech
Lessons Learned From Shipping AI-Powered Healthcare Products
This talk provides valuable insights into Sword Health's real-world experience implementing AI in healthcare, focusing on practical strategies for developing consistent, safe and reliable AI-powered healthcare solutions.
Coffee Break
Track:
Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Developing Meta's Orion AR Glasses
Meta announced the Orion AR Glasses in September 2024. It is a time machine to demonstrate that it's possible to build an immersive augmented reality experience in a glasses form-factor. There were numerous technical challenges to make this a reality.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
How to Always Get Invited to Big Strategic Conversations
Ever heard “you’re a great engineer/manager, but to get to the next level, you need to focus on the big picture and your business impact”? Early on in our careers, we focus on technical depth and excellence.
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Engineering Productivity and Developer Experience
Continuous Delivery Is Not Possible Without Pair Programming: Lessons From SpareBank 1 and SINTEF in Norway
In the autumn of 2021, SpareBank 1, one of the largest savings banks in Norway, decided to take a new direction by significantly increasing how often we deployed to production, going from daily to hourly frequency.
Asgaut Mjølne Söderbom - SpareBank 1 Utvikling
Ola Hast - SpareBank 1 Utvikling
Churchill (Ground Fl.)
Track:
Performance and Sustainability in Practice: How to Make Software Greener
Ecologies and Economics of Language AI in Practice
Lessons learned from building language models in Africa: under strict data constraints in non-western environments.
Track:
Sponsored Solution Track I
Zero Trust or Bust. Bring Your Own Cloud To Real-Time Data
As organizations increasingly look to adopt Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) models to deploy scalable, real-time data streaming solutions, security concerns around data governance, access control, and compliance become critical business considerations.
Lunch Located on 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 5th Fl. & Lunch Topic Discussions Located on 1st Fl.
Women & Allies in Tech Lunch (Gielgud, 2nd Fl.) (Sign-up needed)
Track:
Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Connecting the Dots: Architectures (Limited Space - Registration Required)
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
Track:
The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Changing Power Dynamics: What Senior Engineers Can Learn From Junior Engineers
In many engineering teams, senior engineers make the decisions and are responsible for mentoring and teaching junior team members. This rigid hierarchical dynamic can stifle innovation, discourage fresh perspectives, and create barriers to collaboration. How can we change this?
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Engineering Productivity and Developer Experience
Achieve Optimal Efficiency for your Developer Experience Teams
Developer Experience teams are quite popular these days as organisations understand the value of optimising for developers productivity.
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Performance and Sustainability in Practice: How to Make Software Greener
Local First – How To Build Software Which Still Works After the Acquihire
Much of the software we use derives its value from being networked, sometimes that's about being able to use software on many devices, often it's about being able to collaborate with other people.
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Health Tech
Transforming Primary Care: A Case Study in Evolving From Start-Up To Scale-Up
As our company developed through startup and scale up phases, our systems grew larger and more complex. Our usage increased dramatically and our requirements ballooned.
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Sponsored Solution Track I
A Blueprint for Agentic AI Services
We’re all excited to build and deliver agentic AI services. But what about running at the exponentially greater scale that agents create? LLMs suffer from poor latency and availability issues. More frequent model training drives more frequent updates to agentic services.
Coffee Break
Track:
Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Kraken's Serverless Architecture for Keeping the Grid Green
The green energy transition is real, and happening, but it needs technology to make it successful. Everything from renewable energy generation onto the grid, to how consumers use energy, needs technology to be effective and keep up with today's demands.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Unconference: The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
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Engineering Productivity and Developer Experience
From Autocomplete to Agents: AI Coding State of Play
After almost 2 years of intense attention givent to coding assistants, at the beginning of 2025, many organizations were disappointed by the measurable results. The recent arrival of coding assistance agents though has stirred up and reset expectations and the hype.
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Performance and Sustainability in Practice: How to Make Software Greener
Beyond Uptime: What the 'Metric' Is Going On with Green Software?
Metrics such as availability and latency have long been the cornerstones of software engineering. Now, carbon emission is joining their ranks as a golden signal in a world increasingly focused on sustainability.
Track:
Sponsored Solution Track I
Building a Streaming Agentic AI Pipeline with Redpanda and Snowflake
In this technical talk for developers, architects and the technically curious, Paul will cover recent developments within Redpanda Connect.
Coffee Break
Track:
Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Fast Eventual Consistency: Inside Corrosion, the Distributed System Powering Fly.io
This talk explores Corrosion, an open-source solution built on SQLite that delivers fast, eventually consistent replication across distributed nodes.
Track:
The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Scaling to 100+ as a Director: Lessons From Growing Engineering Organizations
When I took on the Director of Engineering role at Nubank, I had no idea just how many times I’d need to reinvent my leadership style.
Track:
Engineering Productivity and Developer Experience
Your Platform is Not an Island: Embracing Evolution in Your Ecosystem
As with most forms of engineering it is easy to talk about theory in the abstract, but typically more nuanced to implement. Platform engineering is no exception. While the term has become increasingly popular over the last few years, it is a concept that is organically evolving within industry.
Track:
Performance and Sustainability in Practice: How to Make Software Greener
Unconference: Performance and Sustainability in Practice
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
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Health Tech
Panel: The Future of Human Code in Healthcare
Details coming soon.
Windsor (5th Fl.)
Coffee Break
Track:
Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Lessons Learned From Building LinkedIn’s First Agent: Hiring Assistant
In October 2024, we announced LinkedIn’s first agent, Hiring Assistant to a select group of LinkedIn customers.
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The Path to Senior Engineering Leadership
Shine Bright as an IC: Growing Yourself As Your Company Grows
Being part of a growing company is a fantastic opportunity to level yourself as an individual very rapidly, if you choose to grasp it. You've already immersed yourself with context and you might be the go to person for a key area of the organization.
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Engineering Productivity and Developer Experience
Unconference: Engineering Productivity and Developer Experience
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
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Performance and Sustainability in Practice: How to Make Software Greener
The Efficiency Paradox and How to Save Yourself and the World
Inefficiency is ruining our planet and our lives. Efficiency is ruining our happiness, and weirdly, it’s also ruining our efficiency. Heeeeelppp!? What’s a techie to do?
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Health Tech
From Symptom Checkers to Smart Chatbots: The Role of AI in Virtual Care
As digital transformation reshapes healthcare, virtual care has rapidly evolved from a niche convenience to a foundational element of modern health systems.
Track:
Sponsored Solution Track I
AI Developer Tools Are Focused on the Wrong Problem
For all the claims about AI increasing developer productivity, why aren't developers seeing more of an impact?What we've heard from thousands of developers is that writing code is not their main challenge.
Tuesday, April 8th, 2025
Continental Breakfast on 3rd & 5th Fl.
Coffee Break
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Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Architectures
Building Distributed Event-Driven Architectures Across Multi-Cloud Boundaries
“Event-driven architecture” is a frequently discussed topic in architectural conversations. However, in today’s multi-cloud landscape, the more pressing question is: “How can we implement these patterns across cloud boundaries without compromising reliability?
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AI and ML for Software Engineers: Foundational Insights
Deploy MultiModal RAG Systems with vLLM
While text-based RAG systems have been everywhere in the last year and a half, there is so much more than text data. Images, audio, and documents often need to be processed together to provide meaningful insights, yet most RAG implementations focus solely on text.
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Building a Culture that Works
Platform Engineering as a Practice of Sociotechnical Excellence
In this talk, we’ll explore DevOps as a foundational model for technical leadership that directly supports organizational sustainability.
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Resilient Engineering Practices for Security Against Modern Threats
Secure by Design: Building Security into Engineering Workflows and Teams
Security doesn't have to be a blocker- it can be an enabler. In this session, we’ll explore how to seamlessly integrate secure development practices into engineering workflows while fostering a culture of collaboration and shared ownership.
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Memory Safe Native Languages and WASM
Questioning Convention: C# as a Shortcut to Startup Velocity
Are you considering founding a startup? What stack would you use? Would you take a bet on a programming language you've never used professionally before? When building a company from scratch, these aren’t just theoretical questions – they’re make-or-break decisions with real consequences.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Engineering Excellence at ING: Balance Autonomy with Standardization
ING is committed to empowering its engineers to maximize their impact and create more value for customers. To achieve this, ING continuously seeks innovative ways to accelerate development and enhance productivity.
Coffee Break & Lightning Talks (Abbey, 4th Fl.)
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Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Architectures
Building Resilient Platforms: Insights from 20+ Years in Mission-Critical Infrastructure
In this talk, Matthew will describe lessons learned from over 20+ years of building cloud-based scalable, secure and stable infrastructure platforms for mission critical software in financial services (electronic trading, credit card processing etc.).
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AI and ML for Software Engineers: Foundational Insights
Unconference: AI and ML for Software Engineers
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
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Building a Culture that Works
Creating Impactful Teams Across Diverse Work Environments
Culture is the backbone of any thriving organization. It shapes how we work, how we connect, and the products we create. Yet, culture often feels like an intangible, immovable force beyond our control. What if that perception is wrong?
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Resilient Engineering Practices for Security Against Modern Threats
Empower Your Developers: How Open Source Dependencies Risk Management Can Unlock Innovation
As security practitioners, we face the challenge of driving innovation whilst needing to balance security risks.
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Memory Safe Native Languages and WASM
Expanding Swift from Apps to Services
The Swift programming language is a popular choice for applications, but many engineers are less familiar with Swift’s capabilities for writing services. This session will explore why Swift is a great fit for services development, from memory safety to interoperability with other languages.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
From Concept to Code: Navigating Agentic AI Services
Those who embrace agentic AI will reap the rewards. Building on the strategic insights from the first session (“A Blueprint for Agentic AI Services”), this presentation delves into the technical intricacies of harnessing agentic AI.
Lunch Located on 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 5th Fl. & Lunch Topic Discussions Located on 1st Fl.
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Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Architectures
Unconference: Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Architectures
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
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AI and ML for Software Engineers: Foundational Insights
AI for Food Image Generation in Production: How & Why
In this talk, we will conduct a technical overview of a client-facing Food Image Generation solution developed at Delivery Hero.
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Building a Culture that Works
Beyond the Code: Hiring for Cultural Alignment
Technical interviews typically focus on coding skills, but cultural alignment is equally crucial for team success.
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Resilient Engineering Practices for Security Against Modern Threats
Trust No One: Securing the Modern Software Supply Chain with Zero Trust
Can you truly trust your software supply chain? As cloud-native software development surges, threat actors increasingly target the supply chain, exploiting vulnerabilities in CI/CD pipelines, dependencies, and container images.
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Memory Safe Native Languages and WASM
WASM in the Enterprise: Secure, Portable, and Ready for Business
WebAssembly (WASM) is emerging as a powerful tool beyond its browser origins, enabling safer, more flexible, and more efficient execution across a wide range of enterprise applications.In this session, we’ll take a hands-on look at real-world use cases, including:
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Beyond Code: Building a Personal Brand To Boost Your Career
In an increasingly competitive field, software expertise alone may not be enough to stand out and drive your career forward.
Coffee Break & Lightning Talks (Abbey, 4th Fl.)
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Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Architectures
Things SaaS Builders Keep Getting Wrong
Building, deploying, and operating software is hard, and that goes double when you're building SaaS.
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AI and ML for Software Engineers: Foundational Insights
Foundation Models for Ranking: Challenges, Successes, and Lessons Learned
Recommender systems are an integral part of most products nowadays and are often a key driver of discovery for users of the product.
Track:
Building a Culture that Works
Connecting the Dots: Culture & Teams (Limited Space - Registration Required)
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
Track:
Resilient Engineering Practices for Security Against Modern Threats
Panel: Security Against Modern Threats
Details coming soon.
Windsor (5th Fl.)
Track:
Memory Safe Native Languages and WASM
How WebAssembly Components Enable Safe and Portable Software Extensions
Application extensions are an essential part of any software ecosystem. While Rust is a great language, its lack of a standard ABI means that the whole source code has to be available to the compiler.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Streaming Really Large Data With Flink and Fluss
Modern data workloads are pushing the limits of our streaming systems. Row-oriented streaming pipelines often send every event (and every field) over the network, even if consumers only need a fraction of that data.
Coffee Break
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Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Architectures
Hybrid Cloud-Native Networking in Enterprise - Some Assembly Required
Delivering a 'useful' network in the typical enterprise has always been challenging. Whether it's the rush to containerization, business goals around accelerated value delivery or regulatory pressure to be multi-cloud or even resurrect your own data centers, that job keeps getting harder.
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AI and ML for Software Engineers: Foundational Insights
Building Embedding Models for Large-Scale Real-World Applications
Embedding models are at the core of search, recommendation, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems, transforming data into meaningful representations.
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Building a Culture that Works
Achieving a Culture That Works: Inclusive Leadership that Drives Lasting Success
Join Matthew as he explores the essential role of inclusive leadership in building high-trust, resilient, and engaged teams. Drawing from real-world experience, this talk will uncover how leaders can create a culture that not only motivates but sustains long-term success.
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Resilient Engineering Practices for Security Against Modern Threats
Securing AI Assistants: Strategies and Practices for Protecting Data
The data behind AI copilots is not only their most critical asset but also a key strategic consideration for enterprises and SMBs alike.
Track:
Memory Safe Native Languages and WASM
Unconference: Memory Safe Native Languages and WASM
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
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Sponsored Solution Track II
AI-Enabled Delivery - ICSAET Cohort Only
Only available to attendees with a “Conference (3 days) + Certification (half day)” ticket.AI isn't just about fancy code completion anymore – it's shaking up the entire software lifecycle, from design to deployment and beyond! 🤯
Coffee Break
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Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Architectures
Scaling Cloud and Distributed Applications: Lessons and Strategies From chase.com, #1 Banking Portal in the US
As businesses increasingly rely on cloud applications, efficient scaling becomes essential. This talk presents real-world strategies from Chase.com's cloud transformation, showcasing effective approaches to building resilient and high-performing systems.
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AI and ML for Software Engineers: Foundational Insights
How to Unlock Insights and Enable Discovery Within Petabytes of Autonomous Driving Data
For autonomous vehicle companies, finding valuable insights within millions of hours of video data is essential yet challenging.
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Building a Culture that Works
Panel: Building a Culture that Works
It’s Everyone’s Responsibility To Build a Great Culture—How Do You Do It?
Windsor (5th Fl.)
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Resilient Engineering Practices for Security Against Modern Threats
Unconference: Resilient Engineering Practices for Security Against Modern Threats
Rutherford (4th Fl.)
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Memory Safe Native Languages and WASM
WASM Components are a FaaS' Best Friend
Why would you build your own Function as a Service platform and what does a FaaS architecture look like? Building something that can scale to zero, work with your existing systems, stay secure, and handle different workloads isn’t easy.
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Sponsored Solution Track II
Unlock Continuous Testing with AI Test Agent Workflows
This talk will explore how agentic AI is revolutionizing continuous testing workflows, with a practical demonstration of Diffblue Cover's autonomous AI-powered unit testing capabilities.
Wednesday, April 9th, 2025
Continental Breakfast on 3rd & 5th Fl.
Coffee Break
Track:
Modern Data Architectures
Reliable Data Flows and Scalable Platforms: Tackling Key Data Challenges
There are a few common and mostly well-known challenges when architecting for data. For example, many data teams struggle to move data in a stable and reliable way from operational systems to analytics systems.
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The Changing Face of Architectural Practice
Holistic Engineering: Organic Problem Solving for Complex Evolving Systems
Every day developers have to work with code influenced by past decisions made by non-technical departments. Every day there are defects and other obstacles caused by non-technical factors that are nonetheless reflected in your code.
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Connecting Systems: APIs, Protocols, Observability
Timeouts, Retries and Idempotency In Distributed Systems
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again” - this quote attributed to Einstein warns us of the danger of magical thinking, hoping that trying something just one more time will achieve success when before we failed. But is this really insanity?
Track:
The Tech of FinTech
How to Build a Database Without a Server
Modern data analytics workflows rely on scaling out to huge numbers of users and compute nodes. Managing database installations to handle this scale can be unsustainably complex and expensive.
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Emerging Trends in the Frontend and Mobile
So You’ve Decided To Do a Technical Migration
It seems like there’s always a hot new library or framework promising great things. But people often forget about the pain and effort required to move from an old technology to a new one. How long will it take? If you finish, will it be worth it?
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Sponsored Solution Track III
Developer Experience’s New Frontier: Agentic Experience
Just as companies were beginning to come to terms with why developer experience is important to their business, a new frontier has appeared: Agentic Experience (AX).
Coffee Break & Lightning Talks (Abbey, 4th Fl.)
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Modern Data Architectures
Achieving Precision in AI: Retrieving the Right Data Using AI Agents
In the race to harness the power of generative AI, organizations are discovering a hidden challenge: precision.
Track:
The Changing Face of Architectural Practice
The Friction Fix: Building Collaborative Relationships Between Teams
In today's fast-paced and interconnected world, the friction between product and technology teams often feels inevitable.
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Connecting Systems: APIs, Protocols, Observability
From Confusion to Clarity: Advanced Observability Strategies for Media Workflows at Netflix
Managing media workflows at the Netflix scale is both thrilling and daunting. With millions of workflow executions across hundreds of types and over 500 million CPU hours consumed quarterly, costs can skyrocket, and encoding issues can disrupt the streaming experience.
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The Tech of FinTech
Latency: The Race to Zero...Are We There Yet?
Low and predictable latency have been an edge in financial trading. Aeron has been pushing the limit on what is possible for IPC, on-premise, and in the cloud messaging. Can we do better?
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Emerging Trends in the Frontend and Mobile
Scaling the BBC Design System: Tooling, Community, Governance and Gardening
Do you have experience managing or contributing to a Design System that has to support multiple teams, disciplines’ priorities and competing product requirements? Wondering how to meet the long-term goals of the system without getting in the way of your stakeholders’ needs?
Lunch Located on 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 5th Fl. & Lunch Topic Discussions Located on 1st Fl.
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The Changing Face of Architectural Practice
Security and Architecture: To Betray One Is To Destroy Both
Flawed architecture introduces vulnerabilities that even the best security cannot mitigate. Likewise, a well-architected system without robust security remains a ticking time bomb in the face of modern threats.
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Connecting Systems: APIs, Protocols, Observability
Scaling API Independence: Mocking, Contract Testing & Observability in Large Microservices Environments
Microservices promise faster deployments and team autonomy. In reality, engineers are often blocked waiting for APIs, dealing with broken sandboxes, or wrangling test environments.
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The Tech of FinTech
The Way We Manage Compliance Is Wrong… And Is Changing! Bringing DevOps Principles to Controls and Audit
In 2025, many organizations still manage critical compliance controls through manual checks, spreadsheets, Word documents, and Confluence pages—approaches that are error-prone, inefficient, and increasingly outdated.
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Emerging Trends in the Frontend and Mobile
Mobile Server-Driven UI at Scale
Delivering changes to mobile applications is always painful: dealing with store reviews, users that don't update their apps and multiple concurrent versions being used at the same time.
Coffee Break & Lightning Talks (Abbey, 4th Fl.)
Track:
Modern Data Architectures
The Data Backbone of LLM Systems
Any LLM application has four dimensions you must carefully engineer: the code, data, models and prompts. Each dimension influences the other. That's why you must learn how to track and manage each. The trick is that every dimension has particularities requiring unique strategies and tooling.
Track:
The Changing Face of Architectural Practice
Empowering Teams: Decentralizing Architectural Decision-Making
In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, centralised architectural decision-making can become a bottleneck to delivery performance and innovation.
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Connecting Systems: APIs, Protocols, Observability
From Dashboard Soup to Observability Lasagna: Building Better Layers
Let's be honest - observability can suck. Ever feel like you're swimming in dashboard soup? You know the feeling: tons of single-use dashboards, building new ones during every incident only to lose them in the chaos, and spending ages creating visualizations that no one ever looks at again.
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The Tech of FinTech
Thinking Out of the Sandbox - Using Product Management to De-Risk Technical Innovation
R&D is the driving force behind innovation, yet many enterprises struggle to translate ambitious ideas into real-world impact.
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Emerging Trends in the Frontend and Mobile
Speed at Scale: Optimizing the Largest CX Platform Out There
In a world with a wide variety of network connections, any user can have a slow experience, and apps that delight users on fast connections can barely be usable on slow ones.
Coffee Break
Track:
Modern Data Architectures
Beyond the Warehouse: Why BigQuery Alone Won’t Solve Your Data Problems
Many organizations mistake the adoption of a data warehouse, like BigQuery, as the golden ticket to solving all their data challenges. But without a robust data strategy and architecture, you’re simply shifting chaos into the cloud.
Track:
The Changing Face of Architectural Practice
Panel: Taking Architecture Out of the Echo Chamber
Architecture is increasingly about ensuring that the right conversations are happening at the right time and involving the right people in the right ways.
Windsor (5th Fl.)
Track:
Connecting Systems: APIs, Protocols, Observability
Platforms for Secure API Connectivity With Architecture as Code
As microservices and complex platforms become the standard, ensuring secure connectivity while maintaining a smooth developer experience is a significant challenge. Traditional security models often introduce friction, slowing down innovation and deployment.
Track:
The Tech of FinTech
Extreme DevOps Automation
Revolut's rapid growth relies on a powerful microservices architecture, but this presents a significant scaling challenge.
Track:
Emerging Trends in the Frontend and Mobile
The Ideal Micro-Frontends Platform
Micro-frontends can help organizations scale frontend development, but without the right foundations, they often lead to unnecessary complexity and performance issues. How can you implement them effectively while avoiding common pitfalls?
Thursday, April 10th, 2025
Continental Breakfast in Burton/Redgrave (2nd Fl.)
Certification
09:00AM BST - 12:30PM BST (3 hours)
[SOLD OUT] Become an InfoQ Certified Software Architect in Emerging Technologies (ICSAET)
Wes Reisz - Equal Experts
Gielgud (2nd Fl.)
Lunch in Burton/Redgrave (2nd Fl.)