InfoQ Homepage Presentations
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Architecture in the Lead: Scaling Today, Shaping Tomorrow
Ian Arundale and Matthew Clark share how the BBC's architecture delivers for huge live events, discussing the importance of elasticity, resilience, and security, and the crucial human skills.
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Slack's AI-Powered, Hybrid Approach for Large-Scale Migration from Enzyme to React Testing Library
Sergii Gorbachov discusses how Slack saved thousands of hours by using a hybrid AST/LLM approach to automate complex code migration, sharing a transferable model for other companies.
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Platform Engineering Patterns for Scalable Software Delivery
Discover how to build a successful Internal Developer Platform (IDP). The panelists share key patterns and lessons learned for scaling platform engineering.
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Test Smarter, Not Harder: Achieving Confidence in Complex Distributed Systems
Elias Nogueira explains how to build robust test suites for microservices by solving three common problems: testing with multiple databases, mocking dependencies, and managing asynchronous events.
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Extreme DevOps Automation
Sérgio Amorim discusses how his 15-person DevOps team scales to support 1,300 engineers and 1,200 microservices at Revolut, a financial super app.
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High-Resolution Platform Observability
Brian Martin discusses high-resolution platform observability, highlighting how traditional metrics can be misleading and how to gain deeper system insights.
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AI for Food Image Generation in Production: How & Why
Iaroslav Amerkhanov discusses how his team at Delivery Hero leveraged GenAI to generate food images, detailing the architecture, optimization, and business impact.
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Systems Thinking for Building Resilient Engineering Organizations
Michelle Alexander discusses how engineering leaders can build effective organizations by focusing on intentionality, prioritization, and operational excellence.
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Orchestrating AI Services with the Spring AI Framework
Loiane Groner discusses Spring AI and how developers can build powerful, production-ready AI solutions in Java.
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Making AI Agents Work for You (and Your Team)
Hannah Foxwell explains how to design agent teams for high-quality output and shares a vision where AI agents handle toil, freeing humans to focus on creativity and customer relationships.
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Fearless Programming with Rust
Senyo Simpson explains how Rust's values—performance, safety, and correctness—enable developers to program fearlessly by shifting the burden of discipline from the developer to the compiler.
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Timeouts, Retries and Idempotency In Distributed Systems
Sam Newman explains the three foundational principles of distributed systems: timeouts, retries, and idempotency. He shares practical advice on how to implement each to build more resilient software.