Webinars & Events
Sessions with the engineers who shipped it.
Working sessions rather than product pitches — real architectures, real numbers, and the parts that went wrong.
Upcoming
Next live sessions
Small groups, with time reserved for questions about your own estate.
Migrating a core banking ledger without a maintenance window
A walkthrough of parallel-run reconciliation, including the failure cases that made us change our approach.
Registration opening soon
FinOps beyond rightsizing
Unit cost metrics, commitment strategy, and the organisational changes that make cloud savings survive past the first quarter.
Registration opening soon
On demand
Past sessions
Recordings and slides available on request, including the question-and-answer segment.
Detection engineering as code
Building, testing, and versioning detections the way you build software — with false-positive budgets and coverage measured per technique.
Available on request
Multi-tenancy without forking your codebase
Isolation models, per-tenant configuration, and data residency for SaaS products that started life as a single-customer deployment.
Available on request
Shop-floor systems people actually use
What we learned building MES tooling alongside operators, and why the dashboard head office wanted was the wrong first deliverable.
Available on request
Reading a technical due diligence report
What investors look for, what findings are material to valuation, and how to prepare an engineering organisation for scrutiny.
Available on request
Formats
Four formats, none of them a slide deck
The clinic is the one to pick if you have a specific decision in front of you.
| Format | Length | What happens | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technical deep diveMost popular | 60 minutes | One engineer, one system, live code and questions throughout | Engineers evaluating an approach |
| Engagement post-mortem | 45 minutes | What we planned, what happened, what we changed | Delivery leads planning something similar |
| Open clinic | 60 minutes | No presentation — you bring the problem, we work it live | Anyone stuck on a specific decision |
| Panel | 45 minutes | Practitioners disagreeing in public, lightly moderated | Framing a decision with no obvious answer |
Technical deep dive
Most popular- Length
- 60 minutes
- What happens
- One engineer, one system, live code and questions throughout
- Best for
- Engineers evaluating an approach
Engagement post-mortem
- Length
- 45 minutes
- What happens
- What we planned, what happened, what we changed
- Best for
- Delivery leads planning something similar
Open clinic
- Length
- 60 minutes
- What happens
- No presentation — you bring the problem, we work it live
- Best for
- Anyone stuck on a specific decision
Panel
- Length
- 45 minutes
- What happens
- Practitioners disagreeing in public, lightly moderated
- Best for
- Framing a decision with no obvious answer
Questions
Before you register
Mainly: no, it is not a pitch.
Attending
Is this a sales pitch with slides?
No, and the format is designed to make that hard — deep dives are mostly live code, clinics have no presentation at all, and post-mortems are about things that went wrong. If a session turns into a pitch, tell us and we will have got it wrong.
Are recordings available?
Yes, published within a few days, ungated, alongside any code or diagrams used. Clinics are the exception — we do not record those, because the value depends on people being willing to describe a problem candidly.
Can you run one privately for our team?
Often, yes, particularly the clinic format against a decision your team is actually facing. It is not a paid service and it is not a sales meeting — ask through the contact form and describe the problem you want worked through.
Want a session for your team?
We run these privately too — tailored to your architecture, under NDA where that matters.