SRE Pulse Roundtable
Real world reliability insights from SRE practitioners
The SRE Pulse Roundtable
February 20, 2026
Multiple Sessions
Reliability engineering is being reshaped by a new reality: code is being written, changed, and shipped faster than ever, and oftentimes a human is hardly in the loop
In this SRE Pulse roundtable, we’ll explore what this shift means for reliability work in practice. As agentic coding and AI-assisted development accelerate delivery, long-standing assumptions around feedback loops, ownership, and decision-making are starting to strain. Nothing has moved so fast or changed so often in the past.
This conversation brings expert practitioners together to discuss what’s already changed, and debate about how to go about the future of reliability engineering.
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Where reliability signals still help, and where they get ignored
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How increased velocity affects on-call, incident response, and accountability
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What breaks first when systems and teams move faster than existing reliability models were designed for
This is a candid, experience-driven discussion for SREs and reliability leaders navigating how to keep systems reliable as development accelerates and becomes more autonomous.
Why attend:
Learn how to evolve reliability programs and governance as AI-assisted development challenges traditional ownership structures and manual feedback loops.
Discover practical strategies for managing on-call and incident response when code is shipped faster than humans can review it, ensuring stability doesn't suffer for speed.
See how the strategic role of SRE is shifting to provide a safety net for autonomous systems and how to translate "AI velocity" into manageable technical risk.
Identify where legacy reliability models break under agentic code and how to build modern signals that keep autonomous development cycles accountable and observable.