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SREday London 2025 Q3

date:2025-09-18..2025-09-19
location:London, United Kingdom
series:SREday London Q3 · one edition

Conference on Site Reliability Engineering, Cloud and DevOps. Probably the most awesome SRE conference in London, UK!

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7 Deadly Traps of SREMiko Pawlikowski22m
Seven concrete failure modes: Hero trap (all‑nighters create single points), Tooling trap (adding Kubernetes and dozens of shiny stacks increases learning…
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What Observability Can Learn From BIPeter Marshall24m
Argues that observability must decouple ingestion, storage, compute and UIs the way analytics did, using Kafka and OpenTelemetry for transport, S3/column…
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Strategic AI Agents for K8s SRE: Beyond Ad-hoc PromptingAndrei Pokhilko33m
Built an internal AISR agent that starts from pseudo CLI tool calls and later moves to Agno tool calling, using parallel data querying and deterministic…
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Optimizing K8s and unlock blockers with Pod Live MigrationKim-Norman Sahm24m
Cast AI presents container live migration that moves pods between nodes inside a cluster without restart by creating a shadow pod, mirroring memory and…
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Beyond Single-Cloud SREDheeraj Bandaru, Francois Martel23m
Demonstration shows an Azure SRE Agent and Hawkeye (Newbird) collaborating across an Azure frontend and AWS backend: a ServiceNow incident triggers parallel…
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Why We Built a Custom Exporter to Replace Our OTel PipelineRory Crispin25m
ClickHouse-to-ClickHouse native transfers replace the OTEL JSON pipeline, copying system tables byte-for-byte with a Go client to avoid parsing, batching…
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The Airgap Paradox: Adversarial Tactics & Defensible DesignSean Behan15m
Air gaps only buy time: past breaches like Agent BTZ (year‑long cleanup of a Supernet worm) and Stuckset (air gap jump via USB using four zeroday exploits and…
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Automating Kibana Alerting: When GitOps meets UIAyd Asraf26m
Company consolidates logs and metrics into Elastic and moves alerting to Kibana to tame 3 billion logs daily and 2,500 alerts per day across 1,300+…
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Breaking Bad (Systems): a journey through chaos engineeringSimon Hanmer23m
Shows a practical path from history to hands‑on: Netflix tools inspiring Chaos Monkey style failures, then using AWS Fault Injection Simulator (FIS) to run…
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Making AI Accountable: Azure AI FoundryStratos Kourtzanidis22m
Demo shows Azure AI Foundry running an evaluation SDK and a GitHub Action to catch regressions in CI/CD and production. It measures coherence, fluency…
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From Blind Spots to Total Vision: O11y at Massive ScaleBharav Patel25m
Argues that lowering mean time to detect is the key goal and shows a working pipeline: OpenTelemetry agents and Fluent Bit collect traces and logs, metrics go…
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Echoes in the Core: Designing Resilient PlatformsPrithvi Raj Venkat Raj23m
Claims an open-source prototype called Cordon state manager that acts as a super control plane to manage multi-cloud, multi-cluster fleets and add-on services…
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Beginner's Guide to TerragruntCeyda Duzgec21m
Terragrunt acts as a thin wrapper around Terraform, generating remote backends and orchestrating modules so a VPC deploys first and its output feeds an RDS…
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Who Owns Your SRE Stack? The Rise of AI AgentsCynthia Akiotu15m
Claims that agents already monitor and remediate incidents now with Azure SRE agent (preview) and pilots from Fuzzy Labs, capture workflows into GitHub and can…
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Cutting Through Metrics Cardinality Noise with VictoriaMetricsVirginia Diana Todea19m
Explains why high metric cardinality drives CPU, memory, storage and query latency, shows a live cardinality explorer demo in the VictoriaMetrics UI that lists…
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Empowering Developers through Open-Source AIAmit Kushwaha13m
Samanova runs open-source models on proprietary reconfigurable data units that use a three-tier memory and 16‑chip nodes to cut inference latency; a single…
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From Git Push to ExitDima Malyshenko25m
A startup builds continuous deployment from day one using GitHub with a single master branch, feature flags via Launch dly, AWS CDK (Python), AWS Secrets…
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Driving Platform Adoption: Embedded SRELeena Mooneeram, Jorge Lainfiesta21m
Company adopts Backstage as a catalog and self‑service layer but faces low uptake, so a central platform team of 10–15 platform engineers supporting ~120…
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10 Common Things People Do Wrong in K8s EnvironmentsKim-Norman Sahm20m
Lists 10 concrete Kubernetes mistakes and fixes: Pod Disruption Budget drain-lock causes stuck one-replica deployments during node drains; privileged…
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Flexible Kubernetes Multitenancy with vClusterPiotr Zaniewski32m
Creates a fully functional Kubernetes control plane as Kubernetes control plane inside a pod (deployed as a StatefulSet or HA mode) and runs a small sync…
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There's no AI without APIsPooja Mistry23m
Argument that modern AI agents require APIs to act, not models alone, and that making APIs machine-ready fixes hallucination and broken workflows. Postman…
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OTel You It's Not Just for Backend!Carly Richmond29m
Live demo shows a small record store demo app instrumented with the OpenTelemetry JavaScript/TypeScript SDK sending logs, metrics and traces through a proxy to…
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Platform Engineering and AI - Two Buzzwords Finally Meet!Michael Coté24m
Collects industry practices (not original field data) and argues the one concrete architecture choice is a gateway/broker choke point to observe, apply policy…
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Move to Integrated SRE Ops at a Retail organizationMitul K. Jain21m
16-week proof embeds an SRE into three product teams across two brands on a microservices stack (Azure, Kubernetes, Azure DevOps) and builds a 27-capability…
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PaaS isn’t enough: your internal platform in Multi CloudAshish Upadhyay15m
Argues that a homegrown internal developer platform replaces PaaS limitations by delivering a composable control plane that exposes a single provisioning API…
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Using OpenTelemetry to Improve Service Level ObjectivesMartin McLarnon26m
Argues that OpenTelemetry supplies the actual instrumentation developers need to implement SLOs, turning hope-based deployments into data-driven releases…
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Aggregating Metrics In-Flight: Challenges, OpportunitiesRoman Khavronenko20m
Claims that a stream-aggregation collector (VictoriaMetrics agent) can precompute and drop raw series to prevent cardinality explosions, reduce query cost and…
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From experimentation to continuous verificationJoris Bonnefoy26m
Defines chaos engineering as formalizing resilience not breaking things and shows Datadog building a usable chaos platform that ties Gremlins/Litmus/Chaos…
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Kepler - Optimized power usage monitoring for KubernetesMayank Goyal20m
Kepler reports real‑time power at process, container and pod granularity and exports metrics to Prometheus (scraped from port 9102) so dashboards show values…
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What's Happening AMBA?Jamie Pullinger27m
Azure Monitor Baseline Alerts (Amber) automatically applies alerting policies at management‑group level, creating NSG delete alert and UDR update alert rules…
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Igniting Sociotechnical Systems with Reliability AdvocacyStephan Mousset24m
A grassroots reliability advocacy movement at ING builds a global SRE hierarchy, turns local fixes into a scaled observability platform, and embeds reliability…
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Why internships and entry-level roles matter in TechAlecia Cotterell26m
Tech internships matter because they plug clear hiring gaps: industry data shows a 50% decline in tech adverts (2019–2024) and a 70% fall in programmer roles…
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Spotify's Growth Exposed the Abstraction ParadoxStuart Clark20m
Rapid growth makes clean APIs hide crucial operational detail, causing new hires to take 60 days to 10th PR while abstractions work for 90% vs 10% of cases and…
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State in a stateless world: data serving in the cloudHarel Safra23m
Argues that state still matters in cloud-native stacks and gives concrete choices: use distributed SQL (CockroachDB, YugabyteDB, Aurora DSQL) to get…
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How We Built ClickStack - an open source O11y stackDale McDiarmid24m
ClickStack is an opinionated, open-source observability stack built from ClickHouse (Apache-2) for storage, HyperDX (MIT) for UI, and OpenTelemetry for…
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O11y in One: Exploring ClickHouse as a Unified Telemetry DatabaseJosh Lee26m
Argues for one unified telemetry store by using ClickHouse to replace separate logs/metrics/traces stacks, claiming it handles petabyte-scale and “trillions of…
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Observability Made Simple: Monitoring Plants with IoT & GrafanaMarie Cruz21m
Built a soil‑moisture monitor using an ESP32 devkit, Arduino IDE and a moisture probe that reads analog values every 5s, sends metrics via the Prometheus…
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15 NGINX Metrics to MonitorDave McAllister27m
Open source NGINX exposes roughly 10 metrics via the status module (active connections, request rate, request_time, upstream response time, error rates…
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TLA+: Your Secret Weapon Against Concurrency HellFrederic G. Marand24m
TLA+ models actual system states and finds concurrency bugs before code lands: Amazon credits an S3 model with catching real faults, Kafka’s replication…
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How Cloud AI Leaks What It LearnsMeletius Mgbeodichimma Igbokwe13m
Cloud-hosted LLMs leak memorized training data via crafted prompts and side channels; plain examples include a Stanford prompt ignore previous instructions…
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