The SRECon APAC 2023, hosted in Singapore, and organized by USENix served as a splendid platform for site reliability engineers to discover industry-leading trends and best practices. The conference's agenda boasted an array of intriguing discussions encompassing site reliability, systems engineering, and managing intricate distributed systems at scale.
As a part of the exhibiting team at this conference, my commitments to our booth kept me from attending many of the enlightening talks and presentations. Nevertheless, I eagerly anticipate experiencing these sessions once the recordings are made available.
Here are some of the sessions that particularly piqued my interest:
- Observability in the MLOps Lifecycle with Prometheus by Shivay Lamba
- Better Observability with No Code Changes by Tyler Benson
- Beyond Observability - Aligning Technology Performance to Business Outcomes by Stephen Townsend
- Start Small, Scale Big: Building and Scaling Platforms and SRE Culture at Startups by Yash Shanker Srivastava
- The Only Constant Is Change: Lessons from a 25 Year SRE Career by Andrew Ryan
The conference featured a plethora of discussions on a myriad of topics, including SRE best practices, monitoring, and MLOps applications. You can explore the full program here.
If you want to read more about past SRECon conferences, we have a recap from SRECon Americas 2023 and SRECon 2021.
Conclusion
SRECon APAC 2023 was indeed an enlightening event, brimming with captivating discussions. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone keen on keeping pace with the latest trends and best practices in site reliability engineering.
