London

June 2–3, 2026

New York

September 15–16, 2026

Berlin

November 9–10, 2026

Join us throughout 2026 for inspiring events, workshops, online panels and meetups

London • June 2 & 3, 2026

Check out the festival for modern engineering leadership

New York • September 15 & 16, 2026

Join 2,000+ engineering leaders at the first-ever LDX3 New York!

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Highlights from our recent events

  • In partnership with Octopus Deploy

    Why good teams rely on bad workarounds

    Messy workarounds aren’t a symptom of careless teams, but of delivery pipelines that aren’t fit for purpose. Here’s how to root out the unnecessary friction.

  • In partnership with Postman

    How to avoid platform engineering anti-patterns

    What to do when your “golden paths” aren’t being used.

  • In partnership with Chainguard

    Rooting out sneaky sources of toil

    What to do next when unplanned work is killing velocity.

  • In partnership with Dash0

    Are you ready for agentic observability?

    Designing for observability in the age of AI.

  • In partnership with FusionAuth

    User authorization just got 10x harder

    What your old permissions model misses when AI agents are your users.

  • In partnership with PagerDuty

    Get smarter with every incident

    This panel discussion is for SREs, platform, and DevOps leaders who are looking for strategies to make on-call feel more sustainable and effective. We’ll show you how to break that reactive loop, and the emerging tools and practices to help make your teams, and systems, smarter.

  • In partnership with Harness

    The AI capabilities that amplify your org

    The 2025 DORA report marked a significant departure for the research organization, as it focused almost entirely on the impact of AI in the software development lifecycle. It’s key finding – that AI is an amplifier, for good and for bad – clearly resonated.

  • In partnership with Draftt

    Why software maintenance is stuck in 2015

    The tech stack looks nothing like it did ten years ago, but the maintenance of these systems hasn’t kept pace, remaining slow, reactive and stressful.