A blue-green deployment for your wardrobe.
The Rootconf owl comes in two colours. Which one will you deploy: blue or green?
Get your t-shirt(s) before 13 and 14 Nov:
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Querying petabytes of traces: peek inside @grafana Tempo.
@electron0zero Senior Software Engineer at Grafana Labs, brings the storage and querying tradeoffs behind Tempo and TraceQL to Rootconf 2026.
13–14 Nov · Bangalore + online
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New Rootconf video out.
@rolland_twt explains how @rubrikInc approached cloud cost optimization across ETL pipelines.
Best bit: using cost-per-query to ask, “Are we paying to process data nobody uses?”
Cloud bills love unused tables. Finance, less so.
Watch: youtu.be/B77c8R0YgHU
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“Who wants free LLM keys?”
This hackathon question led @boskykode to start @aigrantsindia
At Fifthel Pune, he shared how AI Grants India has supported 200+ startups, and invited ideas for what comes next.
Watch his pitch: youtu.be/V0yXW0yzqTM
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Announcing our first two lightning talks for MumbaiFOSS 2026!
Clint will talk about his experience building Frappe's first hardware product, while Jacob will talk about his experience designing Frappe's new UI.
Get your tickets for MumbaiFOSS 2026 now! fossunited.org/c/mumbai/2026
New Rootconf video out.
Sudhir Reddy, formerly at @flipkart_tech and now at @Razorpay, explains Flipkart’s hybrid cloud journey: Big Billion Day scale, Kubernetes, private + public cloud, vendor lock-in, and cost optimization.
Watch: youtu.be/juKG07jL8fY
Best line: “Faster doesn’t mean it is always better.”
A good weekend watch if your cloud bill has ever needed its own incident review.
#Rootconf #FinOps #Kubernetes #HybridCloud
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The quality of the talks and takeaways from @rootconf has only gone up over time. If you work on platforms or the infra layer powering AI applications, agents, and all the jazzy things — attend this edition.
If you have wartime stories or battle scars from building and operating such systems, consider submitting. Happy to chat and help you refine the submission, content, and final talk (if selected).
Cheers!
Meet three Rootconf 2026 reviewers: @pigol1 @jdk2588 and @SSeal93649
Their experience spans systems at scale, LLMOps and database migration.
Bring your engineering lessons, experiments and work in progress.
Submit by 9 October: has.gy/cC7G
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@rootconf has a penchant of giving platform for great talks. The secret behind is the effort @zainabbawa and team puts to improve the quality of the talks with reviews for the speaker. I can personally vouch 😀 .
If you are an engineering leader and want your team to present the amazing work they do, make a submission. Exciting proposals already, go do it hasgeek.com/rootconf/2026-cf…
Meet three Rootconf 2026 reviewers: @pigol1 @jdk2588 and @SSeal93649
Their experience spans systems at scale, LLMOps and database migration.
Bring your engineering lessons, experiments and work in progress.
Submit by 9 October: has.gy/cC7G
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Anyone in IT or infosec who has an inclination towards lifting the veil from AI systems should look at hasgeek.com/rootconf/2026-cf… the submissions list is an awesome collection of work that people are doing behind the scene to get us the so called AI we use. The open CFP process of @hasgeek @rootconf is always a delight to look at. cc: @zainabbawa
Meet three Rootconf 2026 reviewers: @pigol1 @jdk2588 and @SSeal93649
Their experience spans systems at scale, LLMOps and database migration.
Bring your engineering lessons, experiments and work in progress.
Submit by 9 October: has.gy/cC7G
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Can your engineers see what their code costs to run?
At Rootconf 2024, Arya Ketan shared how @sharechatapp made cloud costs visible to developers.
Changed how your team builds or operates systems? Share your lessons.
Submit by 9 October: has.gy/cC7G
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I wrote about stack allocation and locality in OxCaml, a superset of OCaml for performance engineering. Give it a read! anirudhsudhir.com/posts/oxca…
Your AI runs locally. So do the heat, fan noise and maintenance.
@anantshri's Rootconf proposal explores owning a private AI stack, and living with it.
Have lessons from your own stack?
Submit by 9 October: has.gy/cC7G
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Read @anantshri's proposal: “Owning your AI: building a private stack you can actually live with”.
His guiding principle: own only as much of the stack as you’re willing to maintain.
Read the submission here: has.gy/WLS6






















