Introducing Canyon: The AI for developer self-service

Join us for an exclusive webinar introducing Canyon, the AI for developer self-service. We’ll explore how to use LLMs as an interface to your platform. And how Canyon combines LLMs with deterministic execution to accelerate development while maintaining enterprise security. A special guest from Rootly will showcase how Canyon integrates with other AI-powered tools to create a seamless, powerful development ecosystem.

Attend this session to learn:

• Zero-Hallucination Architecture: Discover how Canyon leverages a comprehensive graph of your infrastructure with deterministic backends to enable reliable AI-powered developer self-service without the risks of traditional LLM applications.
• Configurable Golden Paths: See how platform teams can define secure, repeatable workflows as code that developers can access through natural language requests, maintaining security while improving autonomy.
• AI Tool Integration: Our Rootly guest will demonstrate real-world examples of Canyon working alongside other AI tools to create powerful workflows that accelerate development, simplify troubleshooting, and enhance collaboration across engineering teams

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance.
A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

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Speakers:

Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec
Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Sylvain Kalache, Head of Developer Relations at Rootly
Sylvain leads Developer Relations and AI Labs at Rootly, advancing reliability engineering through open-source tools, research, and community collaboration. Previously, he co-founded a global school that trained engineers hired by Google, Tesla, and Apple, as well as while42, the largest network of French-speaking software engineers.