Left to right: an elephant plushie wearing "Fujitsu", a name tag from QCon, and another elephant plushie wearing "YugabyteDB"
Good memories from #QConSF
Conversations about system design tradeoffs, and someone told me they learned about SKIP LOCKED from my talk. That's why I love QCon: the technical exchange, not product pitches.
I now have my second Postgres elephant plushie thanks to
@yugabytedb.bsky.social
At QCon SF 2025, Spencer Judge, SDK Team Lead at Temporal, presented a case for using a shared Rust core to build and maintain robust multi-language SDKs efficiently. #qcon #qconsf #rust #temporal #infoq
www.infoq.com/news/2025/11...
💡 Rethinking workflow orchestration: using #PostgreSQL not just as a data store, but as the orchestration layer itself.
At #QConSF, Jeremy Edberg & Qian Li tackled workflow failures, complex recovery, and visibility challenges in distributed systems.
#InfoQ ⇨ bit.ly/3XgqznL
#DistributedSystems
"Incidents are where engineers are made" - @v-hue-g.bsky.social
#QConSF
At the recent #QConSF, Netflix Staff Software Engineers Mendiratta and Fedorka shared insights into the company´s reliability strategy, detailing the evolution of its load-shedding techniques - It was a very interesting talk! #infoq #netflix #loadshedding #qcon www.infoq.com/news/2025/11...
Cloud computing is undergoing an architectural shift driven primarily by Cloud economics, according to Murat Demirbas's recent session on disaggregated systems. #infoq #qconsf www.infoq.com/news/2025/11...
Day 2 of #QConSF 2025! 🎉 Today’s sessions dig into reliability, scalability, personalization, and modern platform design, all through the lens of real-world systems in production.
Another day of practical insights and proven engineering patterns.
We’re officially kicking off Day 1 of #QConSF 2025! Let’s dive into technical learning, peer insights, and real stories from the people tackling topics from reliability and platform engineering to AI, Rust, and developer productivity 🎉
#softwaredevelopment #softwareconference
I will be at #QConSF next week and co-presenting with @jedberg.net! We're speaking on Monday at 11:45 am on "Compiling Workflows into Databases: The Architecture That Shouldn't Work (But Does)".
DM me if you want to catch up or grab coffee.
🔗 qconsf.com/presentation...
Run AI affordably. Keep P95 sane. Ship safer.
#QConSF: practitioners sharing production patterns for cost optimization, platform reliability, and security you can implement immediately.
Nov 17-21 2025 | bit.ly/3XngHbM
In town for #MSIgnite or #QConSF next week? Stop by to talk about something that’s on everyone’s mind: AI agents.
Join us & Platform Engineering to discuss how teams are adapting their platforms to handle AI code securely & reliably.
See you there! https://circle.ci/483eng5
AI generates code 10x faster but creates 3x more review costs. You haven't gained efficiency, you've moved the bottleneck.
Join Jyothi Nookula's #QConSF 2025 (Nov 17-21) session: the frameworks to move from perpetual pilots to measurable impact.
🔗 Explore the session: bit.ly/3XqcSCE
The real bottleneck in 2025 isn't technology, it's validating it fast enough.
#QConSF 2025 (Nov 17-21): practitioners sharing patterns from production before the rest of the industry catches up.
bit.ly/47SIUw2
#QConSF #AIArchitecture
What if implementation speed is no longer the bottleneck?
Adam Wolff built Claude Code entirely with agentic AI from day one. His #QConSF 2025 session reveals what engineering looks like when the constraint shifts from execution to judgment.
🔗 Explore Adam's session: bit.ly/4oXCTox
If you're attending #QConSF 2025, we've put together a list of hotel options near the venue to help you finalize your travel plans.
San Francisco hotels book up quickly, so if you haven't secured accommodation yet, check out our list.
View hotel options: bit.ly/3WJlNPk
The AI challenges now: reliability, scalability, and cost at production scale.
At #QConSF 2025 (Nov 17-21) practitioners share how they solved them: from billion-user systems to mobile frontends to token economics.
Early bird ends Nov 11: bit.ly/47BSuDm
Building agentic AI for enterprise data isn't just harder; it's a different problem entirely.
At #QConSF 2025, Vinaya Polamreddi, Staff ML Engineer, Agentic AI @Glean, shares the blueprint: system architecture, handling complex data, and automated evaluation frameworks.
🔗 bit.ly/4r20sib
#QConSF 2025 track host Lorin Hochstein, Staff Software Engineer @Airbnb, shares his session picks for QCon SF 2025 (Nov 17-21): resilient platforms, continuous delivery at infrastructure scale, observability innovation, and migration stories.
See the full lineup: bit.ly/4oIBCBN
AI platforms don't need to choose between deterministic precision and probabilistic exploration. They need both.
Aaron Erickson @NVIDIA shares how to design for reliability at #QConSF 2025.
Early bird ends Nov 11: bit.ly/3JcmpKh
#AI #PlatformEngineering
From agentic coding tools to reinforcement learning for ad generation to enterprise deep research, senior software practitioners share real lessons from building AI systems at scale at #QConSF 2025.
Early bird ends Nov 11: bit.ly/3JB8nSq
#AI #ProductionAI
How do you keep mainline green across Java, Kotlin, Swift, Go, and Python? Part of #QConSF's Polyglot Platforms track, Dhruva Juloori shares how Uber's MergeQueue handles CI at scale.
Explore the session: bit.ly/3L0b0Oa
#QConSF #CI #DevOps #PolyglotPlatforms
The most impactful decisions aren't in design docs, they're the quiet ones you don't realize you're making. Dan Fike shares what they hope you can implement immediately after their QCon San Francisco 2025 keynote.
🔗 bit.ly/4nhLSjl
#QConSF #EngineeringLeadership
The secret to AI development velocity isn't sophisticated systems. It's deliberately simple code. Adam Wolff, Engineer on Claude Code @Anthropic, shares lessons from building the first agentic coding tool at #QConSF 2025.
🔗 bit.ly/4nYfYtd
#QConSF #AI #AgenticCoding
QCon San Francisco 2025 Program Committee member Hien Luu shares his top sessions tackling the real production challenges: reliability, scale, cost, and business impact.
Read his picks: bit.ly/4hhy5YN
#QConSF #AI
Turn QCon insights into career-defining decisions.
The ICSAET certification at #QConSF 2025 (Nov 17-21) helps senior architects apply emerging tech to real enterprise challenges.
Led by Luca Mezzalira.
Become the expert who defines what's next: bit.ly/4n90yBf
Hah! Another workshop accepted at #QConSF 😃
"Allycat - chat with your website with LLMs"
In this hands-on workshop, I will show how to crawl a website, index data and query it using natural language (not just keywords) with LLMs.
qconsf.com/training/no...
@qconferences.com #QConSF #docling
The faster technology moves, the easier it is to just "go with the flow."
But unconscious choices quietly shape your system and culture. Dan Fike & Shawna Martell's QConSF keynote: Hidden Decisions You Don't Know You're Making.
🔗 bit.ly/4mRsx8j
#QConSF #TechnicalLeadership #SoftwareArchitecture
How do you migrate a 40-year-old monolith? Recover a failed project? Handle zero-downtime at Stripe's scale?
Engineers from Uber, Netflix, LinkedIn share real stories at #QConSF 2025 (Nov 17-21).
Explore the track: bit.ly/3VQZ6ID
Dhruva Juloori, Senior Software Engineer @Uber, says maintaining green mainlines is becoming urgent for 2026, and it's because of AI agents.
Learn how to manage this complexity in Dhruva's session at QCon San Francisco 2025.
🔗 bit.ly/4nBzvzt
#QConSF #CI #AIAgents #DeveloperProductivity
I am running a workshop at QConSF on Nov 20, in SF.
"Open Source Rag Pipeline With Docling + Data Prep Kit + Milvus + Open LLMs"
You will walk away with working code you can build on.
qconsf.com/training/no...
#QConSF @qconferences.com #Milvus #RAG #DataPrepKit #Docling #NebiusAIStudio
