Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Single-day conference covering Site Reliability Engineering, DevOps, and cloud infrastructure with 25+ speakers across four parallel tracks
- Technical focus on observability, incident management, Kubernetes, OpenTelemetry, and AI-assisted operations
- Addresses security challenges for AI-generated code and non-human identity management in production systems
- Designed for SREs, platform engineers, cloud architects, and technical leaders at mid-level to senior positions
- Speakers from ING, AWS, Microsoft, Uber, Booking.com, PagerDuty, and Rabobank
About the Event
SREday Amsterdam Q4 2026 is a one-day, in-person conference taking place on November 2, 2026 in Amsterdam. Hosted by ING, the event brings together over 200 engineers, platform teams, and technical leaders who build and operate modern software systems. The programme includes keynotes, technical talks, and hands-on workshops distributed across four parallel tracks, alongside networking sessions and sponsor activities.
Technical Topics and Technologies
The agenda addresses reliability engineering in AI-driven environments, covering the shift from manual incident response toward autonomous remediation. Sessions explore observability and open-source telemetry using OpenTelemetry, chaos engineering practices, and resilience patterns for distributed systems. Cloud infrastructure topics include Kubernetes operations, serverless architectures, hybrid clusters, and FinOps tooling such as Burn (a Kubernetes FinOps CLI).
Security content examines risks associated with AI-generated code, fine-grained authorization using OpenFGA, and non-human identity management. Additional sessions cover database optimization, performance tuning, cost optimization strategies, and data-driven engineering decisions. Technologies featured include VictoriaMetrics, VictoriaLogs, ClickHouse, GitHub Copilot, Azure SRE Agent, and chDB.
Who Should Attend
The conference targets Site Reliability Engineers, DevOps engineers, platform engineers, and cloud architects working in large-scale digital operations. Engineering leaders, CTOs, and technical managers seeking practical frameworks for reliability and automation will find relevant content. Security engineers and observability specialists focused on production systems are also part of the intended audience. Industries represented include technology, finance, SaaS, and cloud services.