Name: SRE MUC Winter/Spring 2025 Edition
Start: 2025-04-14T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2025-04-14T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Netlight Consulting GmbH

This time around we will be meeting at **Netlight** right in the heart of Munich. Let's all meet up, talk about reliability, exchange ideas and see where we can continue to learn on our journey as site reliability engineers (and folks that aspire to be one!).

Meetups are about **engaging within the community**, so we are looking to everyone to share ideas and learn to ultimately to reduce the risk of disasters.

Please help to spread The Word! Feel free to share this event on social media using the #sremuc hashtag!

You can reach the organizers at muc@sre.xyz (Ideas, Presentations, Comments)

**Agenda:**
6:00 pm Get together with food and drinks
7:00 pm Welcome to SREmuc

**Talk 1: Own your genAI workloads**
**Talk 2: Introducing a product mindset to an infrastructure platform**
**Talk 3: SREBot**
**Talk 4: Running Kubernetes clusters across multiple clouds for large automotive companies**

9:00 pm Networking + Drinks
9:30 pm Leave happy and inspired :)

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**Speakers & Abstract:**

**Talk 1: Own your genAI workloads**
Let's explore how to construct vendor-agnostic Generative AI solutions, such as Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), using open-weight Large Language Models while retaining complete control over your AI components. Tim will discuss the challenges and benefits of deploying these models and their associated components on Kubernetes, highlighting the critical aspects of ensuring data security and compliance.

**Tim Fischer, Senior Consultant, Netlight**
Tim Fischer is a Senior Consultant at Netlight, specializing in cloud, infrastructure and Kubernetes. He helps clients navigate the GenAI landscape, providing insights into creating flexible and secure AI solutions at scale.

**Talk 2: Introducing a product mindset to an infrastructure platform**
You are working on a platform providing infrastructure services for developer teams, but how can you show the value it brings to higher management? This talk will focus on how the online bank DKB introduced a product mindset to its infrastructure platform to be able to solve just this problem. We will dive deeper into:

* how Platform Engineering compares to Site Reliability Engineering,
* better defining the platform and its maturity,
* clarifying what product mindset is and how to bring it to the team

**Stéphane Di Cesare, Platform Engineer/Architect, DKB**
Stéphane Di Cesare is a Senior Platform Engineer in the Platform Experience team at the German online bank DKB. He is helping to increase the adoption and advocate for the value of the bank's container platform. Stéphane is focusing on bridging the gap between engineering and users by clarifying how technology can bring value to them. He is a former Accenture and VMware employee, and has background with technology consulting, infrastructure automation, sales, support and QA.

Learn more about the speaker on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sdicesare/

**Talk 3: SREBot**
A talk around[ SREBot](https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__github.com_checkly_srebot&d=DwMFaQ&c=BSDicqBQBDjDI9RkVyTcHQ&r=3pEZFpBPJdInpOcr18VI4vM0SO-t62syioWJ6Q0oKOo&m=EWT3ztret9Jnw9frjJfYnRTm8o3aN0yIm5GRS8OlvGo4wSVJHGHNVa_Y6RXauzno&s=ZCVCGixj4oOGHbyz8uVZqkQ1KYEdCAoqsXKGG_pZw_w&e=), the open-source AI project Daniel is spearheading
[https://github.com/checkly/srebot](https://github.com/checkly/srebot)

**Daniel Paulus, VP Of Engineering, Checkly**
Daniel is working with super cool people at checklyhq.com building a world class developer focused product for monitoring your APIs and websites. He is a seasoned veteran when it comes to conference and meetup talks, he recently recorded a podcast with Lena Reinhard, spoken at GopheRec in Berlin and the SRE NYC meetup last December.

Learn more about the speaker on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-paulus-checkly/

**Talk 4: Running Kubernetes clusters across multiple clouds for large automotive companies**

So you want to run Kubernetes clusters at all big automotive?
This talk is about Applied Intuition's experience in running our simulation software at basically all big and many small automotive companies, across 4 public clouds, private clouds, and on-prem. We discuss how Kubernetes makes this possible, operational challenges, how to scale to large variety with few engineers, and how to interface well with corporate IT.

**Dr. Steve Wolter, Production Engineer, Applied Intuition**
Steve Wolter is passionate about making infrastructure simple for 12 years in the industry, ever since trying to make microscopes work well without the right infrastructure. He is currently Production Engineer at Applied Intuition Munich, former Senior Site Reliability Engineer at Google Corp Eng SRE and Staff Software Engineer at Intrinsic (an Alphabet Robotics company).

Learn more about the speaker on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-wolter-84587355/

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Christian Rebischke

Ingo Averdunk

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