Bug Bash is a conference for people who care deeply about building reliable systems, where you can have the kinds of technical conversations that are hard to get from a typical conference.
On 30 September, we’re taking over the Balcony Stage at goto; Copenhagen for a limited seat one-day conference on all aspects of software reliability, from programming languages to architecture to observability.
“Still my favorite conference—the right combination of industry and academia, research and practice… the conference is collecting the software-verification and distributed-systems people I want to meet and collaborate with.”
– A. Jesse Jiryu Davis, Senior Staff Research Engineer at MongoDB
We’ll have talks by distributed systems engineers and SREs from OpenAI, Netflix (the folks who brought you chaos testing), Fly.io, and Dahl-Nygaard prizewinner Sophia Drossopoulou from UCL. If you’re a customer, we’ll also be offering sneak peeks at some projects we’re excited about.
“I’ve been to many conferences, but this was legitimately the first that I felt “a part of”… There are various combinations of testing conferences, devops conferences, and formal methods conferences, sure, but this still felt like a new stake in the ground.”
– Alex Weisberger, Senior Software Engineer at Datadog
Come hang with our entire European engineering team, including the project leads for Bombadil and Hegel, and this guy Will who writes for our blog.
Tickets here. Tickets to Bug Bash Europe include full goto; access for the day (or all 3!),