Signals Berlin 2026 is a curated, 250-seat single-track conference dedicated to engineers at the intersection of SRE, AI, and ML Operations. The event spans two days of technical talks, firsthand perspectives, and vibrant discussions about the future of Reliability Engineering. Attendees are promised insights from leading experts and a focus on reliability i…
Programmed at Signals, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 42 sessions.
Can you throw an LLM at a production incident and expect useful results? A candid look from someone who runs a distributed AI system and reaches for Claude before reaching for a da…
Alejandro Saucedo is Director of Markets AI, Data & Platform at Zalando SE. He is also an appointed AI Expert at the United Nations, Board Member at the Association for Computing M…
Can you throw an LLM at a production incident and expect useful results? A candid look from someone who runs a distributed AI system and reaches for Claude before reaching for a da…
AI agents are changing both sides of the observability problem. On one side, agents introduce entirely new ways for production systems to fail. A request can complete successfully…
With agentic coding we are pushing a lot more code. What does that mean for stability? This talk is about the tsunami of code entering production, and what it does to reliability,…
MLOps is largely mature: the components are known, integrations are repeatable, and models can move to production in weeks rather than a year. LLM-based systems are not there yet, …
AI-native applications produce data with a different shape than the systems we usually deploy. A single agent invocation can carry megabyte-sized prompts, hundreds of nested LLM ca…
What does it mean when 29 companies show up, and 9 bet on three roles at once?
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