Ready to break down the walls between developers and DevOps and lighten your workload? In my quick talk, I want to share my experience on how we improved collaboration between teams and which parts of the work can – and should – be handed over to developers.
Inna Ivashchuk
(Lead Software Engineer at GlobalLogic),For the past three years, I have worked at LetsEnhance/Claid, an AI startup that enhances image quality and creates new backgrounds for customer products. While the infrastructure is always the same, it varies: large models, significant latency, and unreliable autoscaling. In this speech, I will discuss our perspective on AI infrastructure and our ideas for its improvement. The topic is for mid to senior-level engineers who are either already in AI or interested in understanding how it differs from traditional infrastructure.
Vsevolod Polyakov
(Head of Infrastructure, Let's Enhance),In this presentation I will try to analyze the experience of using pgbouncer and other database proxies at prom.ua. What profit does it bring in organizational sense, what new flexibility it gives to the infrastructure and everyday maintenance and scaling, which additional enchancements we managed to implement and test, what worked and what did not.
Vitaliy Kharytonskiy
(Solution Architect, Prom.ua),In this presentation I will try to analyze the experience of using pgbouncer and other database proxies at prom.ua. What profit does it bring in organizational sense, what new flexibility it gives to the infrastructure and everyday maintenance and scaling, which additional enchancements we managed to implement and test, what worked and what did not.
Vitaliy Kharytonskiy
(Solution Architect, Prom.ua),During the lecture, Mykyta will share the story of Solidgate's journey in building a high-performing and reliable fintech company, striving for 99.999% uptime on AWS’s SaaS platform. He'll uncover numerous caveats in doing things right without full system access, addressing product requirements, and staying up to date.
Mykyta Hlushak
(Head of Infrastructure, Solidgate),Kubernetes Controllers and Operators are a trending topic in conferences, interviews, and production today. I will share the story of the evolution of our Promotion (Release) system, from simple Kubernetes API REST calls to Informers and Controllers, based on my own experience. This story is particularly interesting because it serves as a great case for personal growth for you as well as for your DevOps/SRE team. It touches on Kubernetes architecture details, Networking, GitOps, IaC, Caching, development patterns, and Golang data structures. Even if you have no development experience (as is the case for most of our team), I will share how a Cursor AI assistant became yet another — though virtual — engineer on our team. Bonus: 10 years of Kubernetes & trends KubeCon24 North America.
Denys Vasyliev
(Senior SRE, NIQ - GfK Сompany),There are many obstacles and pitfalls on the path towards operational zen. Many routes could lead to dead ends, and many detours could end up being loops. In this semi-comedy talk, I share some examples of how processes fail for engineering teams that I observed through my career, using two pillars of the Internet culture - memes and numbered lists.
Yura Rochniak
(Site Reliability Engineer, Preply),There are many opinions regarding the deployment of databases in Kubernetes. However, the strong views of random individuals may not assist you in making the right decision for your specific situation. In this talk, you will receive a comprehensive list of problems and questions to address before moving your production database into Kubernetes. With that list, you will gain a better understanding of the associated risks, prepare for potential failures, and make an informed decision.
Mykola Marzhan
(Director of Engineering, Canonical / Ubuntu),
Serhii Vasylenko
(Software Engineer, Grammarly),In my presentation, I will discuss the key aspects of the Zero Sales Lost strategy, focusing on incident management in the context of E-commerce development and the "Silpo" ecosystem. I will share our experience in building an incident management process, the specifics of monitoring and alerting system architecture, and how we scaled these processes across 19 products and 41 teams. Additionally, we will explore the role of DevOps culture and team responsibility in product development. Using real case studies, we will analyze whether critical failures can be prevented and how to achieve that effectively.
Igor Drozd
(CTO, Silpo(E-commerce)),