

DevOps Journey - From Legacy To Future
βFrom Legacy to Future
βπ
Friday, 24 July 2026
π 6:30 PM β 9:00 PM (doors open at 6:00 PM)
βThis event continues our 2026 DevOps series.
βπ― βWhat to Expect
βπ§ Real stories and failures and how scaling is still one of the toughest challenges
βπ€ How devops is evolving with mature ecosystems
βπ‘ Legacy infrastructure migration stories
ββ‘How to evaluate current capabilities and understand next steps
βπ€ Great networking with builders, indie hackers, and tech leaders embracing agentic workflows
βπ Agenda
β6:00β6:30 PM β Doors open + networking
β6:30β6:40 β Welcome & introductions
β6:40β7:10 β From scripts to Scale by Claudio Silva
β7:20β7:50 β AI Builds The Product by Ned Lowe
β7:50-8:20 β Live Demos / Panel Discussion
β8:20β8:50 β Networking (30 min)
β8:50β9:00 β Closing remarks (10 min)
β! Light food and drinks will be provided.
βποΈSpeakers
βFrom Scripts to Scale: A Platform Engineering Journey
βClaudio Silva is a Lead DevOps Architect at ZΓΌhlke Singapore, where he helps organizations design and build secure, scalable cloud platforms.
βMost teams start with a CI/CD pipeline and a couple of EC2 instances and call it DevOps. In the session we walk through the full journey, from those first pipelines and manual deployments, through the growing pains of scale, all the way to a production-grade cloud-native platform with self-service infrastructure, automated compliance, and AI-assisted delivery workflows. Claudio will share lessons learned, real failures. Understand the a practical maturity ladder you can use to assess where your team is today and what it takes to get to the next level.
βKey Takeaways
βLeave with a practical maturity ladder that they can apply to their own team, knowing exactly where they are and what the next step looks like
βUnderstand the real difference between "doing DevOps" and building a platform and why that distinction matters at scale
βLearn from real lessons and failures on a production platform build what worked, what didn't, and what to do differently
βAI Builds The Product: When Build-Time AI Beats Run-Time AI
βNed Lowe is the CTO of MISSION+. Previously CTO of Singlife and a veteran of Bank of America Merrill Lynch and AWS
βThere are two modes of AI operation, and conflating them muddies a lot of waters. "AI Is The Product" runs the model at run-time: every request is a model call, paid for in tokens and rolled like dice. "AI Builds The Product" runs the model once at build-time to produce a deterministic artefact (e.g. code, config, a test suite) that ships through your pipelines like everything else.
βDevOps teams know this instinct: it's what took us from snowflake servers to infrastructure as code.Β We will walk through scenarios where everyone instinctively reaches for run-time AI and show how flipping to build-time yields something cheaper, faster, and fails in exactly the same way every time.
βKey Takeaways
βA simple test for telling the two modes apart, and why the "clever" run-time answer is often the wrong one
βPractical patterns for refactoring AI-heavy processes into deterministic ones
βπ¬ Panel Discussion
βπ’ Partners
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βEvent Partner and Venue Host ZΓΌhlke Singapore
80 Robinson Rd, #22-04, Singapore 068898