The Modern Software Factory: An Executive Dinner at re:Invent | Las Vegas
Software is starting to get built like a factory. Agents write more code than any team can read line by line, so the leader's job is changing too. It used to be writing and approving code. More and more, it's designing the system that ships it safely. Join a small group of engineering executives to talk about what that factory looks like two or three years out, and what's worth building now.
On the table:
Where quality control lives when agents write most of the changes.
Which feedback loops and signals you need before you trust what ships.
How to keep a clear view of what's actually running in production as output keeps climbing.
One long table at Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Caesars Palace, with a set menu. No slides or presentations.
Hosts: ClickHouse and Hud.
Seating is limited, and the hosts confirm each seat.