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This Meetup community adheres to the Elastic Community Code of Conduct. Attendance to events run as part of this Meetup group means you agree to be an awesome human and engage by these rules.
Upcoming events
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The Future of Incident Response
Design District, 7, Soames Walk, Greenwich SE10 0AX, London, GBA 'Humans in the Loop' community event with Elastic, Uptime Labs & PagerDuty!
We’re taking over the Greenwich Design District for an evening dedicated to the unsung heroes of the stack: The Humans in the Loop. AI adoption offers a range of benefits, but while our systems get more complex, the role of the human in incident response has never been more critical.
Come trade your real-time operations stories, share your best 'oops' moments, and learn how to keep the 'human' in your high-availability architecture.📅 Date and Time:
Monday, June 1, from 6:00-9:00 PM📍 Location:
Design District
Address: 19 Soames Walk, London SE10 0AX, UKWhat to expect:
- 🎤 Lightning Keynotes - short, sharp and stimulating, local experts share their takes.
- 🍻 Sip & Savour: Delicious pizza and refreshing drinks to fuel the conversation.
- 🤝 The OOPs Group: Connect with the outage ops + incident response community, because misery loves company, but resilience loves a party.
🧠 Talks:
Many Humans in Many Loops by Carly Richmond, Developer Advocate Lead (Elastic)
Human in the Loop, or HITL, provides us the ability to validate AI output using friendly and knowledgeable humans. But is that the only human loop in AI incident management systems? Join Carly as she covers other human loops, including reinforcement learning with feedback and context engineering, and how loops with a low threshold encourage alert fatigue.Incident Response Reimagined: Accelerating Resolution with AI Agents by Daniel Afonso, Senior Developer Advocate (PagerDuty)
Learn how PagerDuty is leveraging Agentic AI to transform the incident lifecycle from reactive firefighting to proactive prevention.
Daniel demonstrates how new tools like the SRE Agent and Scribe Agent assist engineers during high-pressure outages by autonomously triaging alerts, querying logs in tools like Grafana, and transcribing context directly into incident channels.
Beyond immediate response, this demo highlights a "shift left" strategy using the new PagerDuty MCP server and Claude Code plugin, which allows developers to assess the risk of code changes against historical incident data before deployment, ultimately aiming to reduce the frequency of on-call.✍️ RSVP now before we reach capacity
⚡️ Interested in giving a talk? ⚡️
Have you ever considered presenting on your Elastic use case? We welcome 5-10 minute lightning talks, 45-minute deep dives, and everything in between. If you're interested, please submit via our CFP or send us an email at meetups@elastic.co.11 attendees
DevOps Society x Elastic London Hack Night
Elastic London office, Davidson Building, 1st floor, 5 Southampton St, London WC2E 7HA, London, GBRoll up your sleeves: we're teaming up with DevOps Society for our very first London hack night! Come along with your laptop and get ready to win a prize 🏆
👉 Limited spots available so make sure you got yours.
This time, we’re doing something a little different, a hands on hack night where you’ll get stuck into real-world observability, OpenTelemetry. and AI-powered workflows.
📍 Location
Elastic office, Davidson Building, 1st Floor, 5 Southampton St, London, WC2E 7HA
Note: please use Exeter St entrance as the main entrance is closed after 6pm. The meetup hack night will happen in the Galactus room.This isn’t your typical meetup, you’ll be building and exploring in real-time:
- Spin up a demo microservices app using Docker
- Connect it to Elastic Observability
- Explore logs, metrics, and traces using OpenTelemetry
- Build and interact with AI-powered observability agents using Elastic MCP + Claude
Whether you’re deep into DevOps or just getting started, there’s something here for everyone.
🛠️ You will need
- Your laptop!
- The following software installed on your laptop: 2.1. Docker 2.2 Docker Compose
Setup
- Clone (or fork first) the Elastic OTel demo fork.
- Register for an Elastic trial, via this link
- Create a new Serverless Observability project as per these instructions
- Connect your demo to an Elastic trial cluster as per the README steps.
- Start the demo application
Tools
# Elastic Observability- See the APM guide for details of available screens
- Browse the Discover, Service Inventory and Traces screens to see the available data
- Create Elasticsearch and Kibana API keys as per these instructions
## Elastic Agent Builder
- Follow the getting started and chat with your telemetry data using the default agent
- Create your own agent using these instructions
### Elastic Observability MCP App
Note: you will need a local Claude Code installation- Download the MCP App as per these instructions, and open the binary file
- Add the cluster Elasticsearch endpoint and API keys to the MCP app settings
- Add the respective skills
- Try out the skills to see what information you can find
📆 Agenda
6:00pm – 6:30pm — Networking on arrival with food and drinks provided by Elastic
6:30pm – 6:50pm — Challenge and tools demo
6:50pm – 8:30pm — Hacking time
8:30pm – 9:00pm — 5-minute lightning demos
9:00pm — Close and networking at a nearby pub🎙️ Hosts & Sponsors
Hosted by Steve Wade and Carly Richmond⚠️ Heads-up: we also have a mirror event with DevOps Society on Meetup. To keep things tidy on our side, please make sure you only sign up on one of the event pages — not both. Thanks!
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Past events
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