Building a Reliable Community
summary
Community starts from a 2017 Slack workspace and grows into conferences that scale: 250 engineers in 2018, workshops and a charity “Chaos for Good” lunch pack in 2019, and a virtual 2020 with 3,000 attendees from 77 countries. The event runs on a dedicated Slack workspace go.gremlin.com/chaos-conf-slack, with channels for hallway chat, speaker Q&A, swag, support, and an enforced code of conduct; themes emphasize practice-driven reliability, closing the DevOps feedback loop, accessibility, and diversity partnerships.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome and history
- 1:36Conference evolution
- 3:28Building community
- 6:01Introductions and logistics
- 7:57Conference themes
- 10:32How to participate
- 14:38Code of conduct and outreach
- 17:37Closing remarks
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