Schedule: Keynote sessions

Opening remarks from Steve Souders and John Allspaw Read more.

This five-minute talk will answer questions about site performance - how to provably cut loading times to deliver exceptional user experience. Read more.

Web applications are being shipped faster, deployed instantly to the cloud and are catering to the ever-growing needs of a technologically connected audience. How do you manage it all? How do you maintain high performance in your application, stay on top of your server performance and ensure your end users are getting the best service you can deliver? Find out with New Relic! Read more.

The speed at which dev ops works is critical. It enables greater innovation and faster reaction in your business. Join Jon Jenkins as he talks about why it's important to iterate fast, deploy fast, be wrong a lot, and learn from your mistakes. Read more.

Faced with page load times that consistently exceeded 10 seconds, in June 2011 Betfair published a customer commitment to ensure greater clarity and transparency on key aspects of our service, including page performance. We set a target of 3 seconds and proceeded to rebuild the entire site with this target in mind. Read more.

Opening remarks with John Allspaw and Steve Souders Read more.

A few months ago, Jeff sat on a couch in the Typekit offices, staring out the window, and wondering if everything their company had been working towards was about to slip through their fingers. Jeff will share lessons on how they got through it and why they were ready for it. He’ll also look at how you, your team, your clients, or your company can cultivate a culture of making amazing things. Read more.

FITB: Network graphing done right Deep Dive Browser Diagnostics Read more.

ip-label will illustrate via real customer cases how they provide the largest portfolio of end-user monitoring solutions in the Application Performance Management industry. Read more.

Putting in place contingency plans for when things might go wrong means first having an engineer's imagination for those possible failures and surprising outcomes. I'm going to talk about walking the fine line between immobilizing paranoia and a healthy but constant sense of unease in order to build your anticipation muscles. Read more.

Companies often see Performance as a "project" that "technology" wants. How do you get a company wide mindset that performance is key for your end-users? How did we do this within SPIL Games and what have we achieved and learned so far? Read more.