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UID:chq-seed_submission_0008@chautauqua
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DTSTART:20270512T163000Z
DTEND:20270512T170000Z
SUMMARY:Building Resilient Incident Response Pipelines
DESCRIPTION:Our on-call rotation used to mean waking up to a wall of alerts
  with no idea where to start. This talk breaks down the incident command s
 tructure we adopted\, the severity rubric that keeps pages meaningful\, an
 d the postmortem format that actually changes behavior instead of just fil
 ing a report. You'll leave with a runbook skeleton and a blameless review 
 template ready to adapt.
LOCATION:Room 2A
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0009@chautauqua
SEQUENCE:2
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DTSTART:20270512T163000Z
DTEND:20270512T170000Z
SUMMARY:The Hidden Costs of API Design
DESCRIPTION:Backward compatibility sounds simple until your third breaking 
 change in a year quietly loses a partner integration. This talk covers a v
 ersioning strategy\, a deprecation timeline your consumers can actually pl
 an around\, and the contract tests that catch drift before it ships. You'l
 l leave with a checklist for reviewing API changes before they leave code 
 review.
LOCATION:Room 2B
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0026@chautauqua
SEQUENCE:2
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DTSTART:20270512T181500Z
DTEND:20270512T190000Z
SUMMARY:Developer Metrics at Scale: What We Learned
DESCRIPTION:Measuring developer productivity with lines of code or commit c
 ounts tells you who's gaming the metric\, not who's effective. This talk c
 overs the DORA-aligned metrics we adopted instead\, how we avoided turning
  them into a surveillance tool\, and the conversations they actually enabl
 ed with engineering leadership. You'll leave with a metrics dashboard your
  team won't resent.
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0027@chautauqua
SEQUENCE:1
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DTSTART:20270512T200000Z
DTEND:20270512T220000Z
SUMMARY:Beyond the Hype: Monorepo Tooling in Practice
DESCRIPTION:A monorepo without the right tooling turns every pull request i
 nto a full rebuild of everything\, which nobody has patience for. This tal
 k covers the dependency graph and affected-target tooling we built to keep
  CI fast as the repo grew\, and the ownership model that kept ten teams fr
 om stepping on each other. You'll leave with a checklist for evaluating wh
 ether your repo is ready to go mono.
LOCATION:Main Stage
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0010@chautauqua
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DTSTART:20270512T210000Z
DTEND:20270512T214500Z
SUMMARY:From Zero to Test Suites: A Field Guide
DESCRIPTION:A test suite that takes forty minutes to run is a test suite no
 body trusts\, so people start skipping it. We walk through how we diagnose
 d flaky and redundant tests\, split the suite by risk tier\, and got meani
 ngful signal back in under five minutes. You'll leave with a triage framew
 ork for deciding which tests earn a spot in your fast path.
LOCATION:Workshop Lab
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0011@chautauqua
SEQUENCE:3
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DTSTART:20270512T210000Z
DTEND:20270512T214500Z
SUMMARY:Observability Anti-Patterns We Finally Fixed
DESCRIPTION:Dashboards full of metrics don't help when the one that would e
 xplain the outage isn't one anyone thought to track. This talk walks throu
 gh moving from metrics-first to trace-first debugging\, the handful of hig
 h-cardinality tags that actually mattered\, and the alert-fatigue cleanup 
 that followed. You'll leave with a starter list of the traces worth instru
 menting first.
LOCATION:Room 2A
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0004@chautauqua
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DTSTART:20270513T163000Z
DTEND:20270513T170000Z
SUMMARY:Rethinking Feature Flags: Lessons from Production
DESCRIPTION:Feature flags start as a simple on/off switch and quietly turn 
 into an unmanaged second database of business logic. This talk covers a ro
 llout strategy that separates release flags from experiment flags\, plus t
 he cleanup cadence that keeps stale flags from piling up. You'll leave wit
 h a checklist for auditing your flag inventory before it audits you.
LOCATION:Room 2A
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0007@chautauqua
SEQUENCE:0
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DTSTART:20270513T163000Z
DTEND:20270513T170000Z
SUMMARY:Beyond the Hype: Developer Onboarding in Practice
DESCRIPTION:A new hire's first two weeks predicts how long they stay\, and 
 most onboarding docs are stale by the time anyone reads them. We cover how
  we rebuilt onboarding around a guided first ticket\, a living runbook\, a
 nd a buddy system with actual accountability. You'll leave with a 30/60/90
  template you can adapt without a six-month rewrite.
LOCATION:Room 2B
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0023@chautauqua
SEQUENCE:0
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DTSTART:20270513T163000Z
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SUMMARY:What Nobody Tells You About Release Trains
DESCRIPTION:Ad hoc releases meant every feature shipped whenever an enginee
 r felt brave enough\, which made planning impossible. This talk covers how
  we moved to a fixed-cadence release train\, the feature-flag discipline t
 hat decoupled deploy from release\, and the exception process for the rare
  hotfix. You'll leave with a cadence model you can adapt to your own team'
 s risk tolerance.
LOCATION:Workshop Lab
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0024@chautauqua
SEQUENCE:0
DTSTAMP:20260917T102453Z
DTSTART:20270514T163000Z
DTEND:20270514T170000Z
SUMMARY:Rethinking Config Management: Lessons from Production
DESCRIPTION:Configuration scattered across environment variables\, feature 
 flags\, and three different YAML files makes debugging an environment-spec
 ific bug a scavenger hunt. This talk covers how we consolidated configurat
 ion into a single typed\, validated source of truth\, and the migration th
 at got legacy services onto it without downtime. You'll leave with a patte
 rn for config validation that fails at deploy time instead of 2am.
LOCATION:Main Stage
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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UID:chq-seed_submission_0025@chautauqua
SEQUENCE:0
DTSTAMP:20260917T102453Z
DTSTART:20270514T163000Z
DTEND:20270514T170000Z
SUMMARY:A Practical Guide to Chaos Engineering
DESCRIPTION:You don't actually know your system is resilient until you've w
 atched it fail on purpose. This talk covers the chaos experiments we ran a
 gainst production\, the game-day format that got the whole team comfortabl
 e with controlled failure\, and the surprising single point of failure our
  first experiment uncovered. You'll leave with a starter experiment you ca
 n run safely next week.
LOCATION:Room 2A
ORGANIZER;CN="DevFlow Conf 2027":mailto:hello@chautauqua.cc
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