REday London 2026 is a single-day, in-person conference dedicated to Site Reliability Engineering, DevOps, and Cloud. Attendees will experience three parallel tracks featuring over thirty expert speakers from across the AI, engineering, and cloud infrastructure ecosystems, with sessions covering LLMs, agent architectures, production ML, and real-world opera…
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Teams are being asked to retain more data, investigate problems and incidents further back in time, and respond faster — all while controlling costs. The challenge isn't a lack of …
The fastest way to break trust in DevSecOps is to automate insecurity at scale. As AI takes a central role in our pipelines, it is time to rethink what "secure by default" really m…
Most reliability work today is still centred on reactive troubleshooting: diagnosing a multitude of alerts, pulling large groups into incidents, and engineers scrambling to underst…
When I get paged, I open the metrics dashboard. That hasn’t changed. Metrics are still the fastest way to get a rough sense of whether a system is unhealthy, especially when you’re…
The next evolution of incident response isn’t faster alerts, it’s autonomous resolution. Join ilert CEO Birol Yildiz as he shows how AI SRE agents now diagnose and remediate outage…
Reliability is often framed as an infrastructure problem, but at Banking, it begins with data. Customer data is a core SRE dependency that drives data quality, fraud prevention, kn…
Management feels messy, but it’s just another complex system, full of incidents, dependencies, and feedback loops. In this talk, you’ll learn how to apply engineering principles to…
This is an intermediate talk suitable for backend developers and cloud architects. It includes a code walkthrough of the Cloud Run Functions and a data analysis segment comparing t…
Outages don’t start in production—they start with a misconfiguration no one noticed. Join Jagadeesh Devaraj (JD) at SREday as he reveals how teams can detect misconfigs, drift, and…
An audience of 38 companies, parsed from the program.
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