Agentic DevOps Summit 2026
Two days on what agents can and cannot safely do in production infrastructure, with practitioner talks rather than product pitches.
- 12 November 2026 – 13 November 2026 · IST (UTC+5:30)
- Bengaluru International Convention Centre, Bengaluru
- 4 speakers
What this event covers
The Agentic DevOps Summit brings together platform engineers, SREs and security engineers working on the practical questions of putting software agents near production systems: what they should be allowed to do, how their reasoning is verified, and where autonomy stops being useful.
Talks are selected on the basis that the speaker has actually run the thing in production. Vendor keynotes are limited to one slot, clearly labelled, at the end of day one.
The hybrid format is genuinely hybrid: remote attendees get the same question queue as the room, and every session is recorded and published with a transcript.
What is Agentic DevOps Summit 2026?
Two days on what agents can and cannot safely do in production infrastructure, with practitioner talks rather than product pitches.
What happens, and when
The distinction between scripted automation, AIOps and agentic systems, and why it changes what you can safely delegate.
Why general model knowledge is useless for infrastructure questions, and how to resolve a question into queries against live platform data.
Making agent reasoning checkable, and why an unverifiable answer cannot be used for an operational decision.
Platform and security engineers on where they have drawn the line and what changed their minds.
Compressing the evidence-gathering phase, and what still needs a person.
Turning billions of records into a few hundred patterns, and detecting the one that is new.
Seasonal baselines, bidirectional detection and why marking a detection as expected should teach rather than suppress.
Hands-on session taking a real runbook and separating the parts an agent should investigate from the parts it should execute.
Speakers return to describe the approaches they have since abandoned.
Who is talking
Harshit Sengar
Founder and platform lead
DevOpsArk
Priya Raman
Principal SRE
Independent
Daniel Osei
Head of platform security
Independent
Mei Tanaka
Staff engineer, observability
Independent
Who should attend
- Platform engineers running Kubernetes at more than a handful of clusters
- SREs responsible for on-call and incident process
- Security engineers assessing what agent access should be permitted
- Engineering leaders deciding where to invest in automation
Event questions
Online attendance is free. In-person places are limited by venue capacity and are allocated on registration.
Yes. Every session is recorded and published afterwards with a transcript, so the content remains available and searchable.
No. Talks are selected on practitioner experience, and vendor content is limited to a single clearly labelled slot at the end of day one.
Yes. Remote and in-room questions go into the same queue, and the chair alternates between them.
Before or after the event
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Multi-cluster Kubernetes management
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Related reading
What is agentic DevOps?
A precise definition of agentic DevOps, how it differs from scripted automation and from AIOps, and the conditions under which an agent is safe to give real access.
AI agents in DevOps: where they help and where they do not
A practical assessment of where AI agents genuinely improve infrastructure work, where they are oversold, and how to introduce them without creating a new class of incident.
AI-powered incident response: compressing the first ten minutes
Where incident time actually goes, which parts an agent can take over safely, and how to structure incident response so the automation helps rather than adds noise.
Register interest
Places are limited. Registration is a short form and we will confirm by email.