A small, curated, single-track conference in Berlin for practitioners in SRE, MLOps, AIOps, and data engineering, examining how reliability engineering evolves as AI systems become production infrastructure, with technical talks from practitioners on real-world successes and failures.
Signals Conference is a curated, single-track event for practitioners working at the intersection of reliability engineering and artificial intelligence. Its focus areas are SRE (site reliability engineering), MLOps, AIOps, and data engineering, specifically as these practices evolve when AI systems move from experiments into production. The conference prioritises honest accounts of real-world implementations over polished vendor presentations. The 2026 edition is in early planning as of verification; no venue, speakers, or ticket pricing have been announced.
Signals targets a narrow but growing segment of the engineering community: the people responsible for keeping AI systems reliable and observable in production. The format, single-track and curated, is designed to ensure that all attendees share the same reference points and can continue conversations across sessions. The Berlin location places it within the European SRE and MLOps community.
As of verification (2026-05-18), the 2026 edition is in early planning. The CFP had not yet opened and no venue, speakers, or pricing had been publicly announced. Ticket notifications are available via signalsconf.io.
The conference is designed for practitioners: those who build, operate, and maintain reliability systems rather than those who manage teams or sell products. The single-track, curated format is designed to support a technically homogeneous room.
Not yet open as of verification. Register for notifications via signalsconf.io to be informed when the CFP opens.
The specific venue in Berlin had not been announced as of verification. Berlin has a well-developed conference infrastructure and the Signals Conference website indicates the city. Check signalsconf.io for the venue announcement.
Signals Conference is self-organised under the Signals Conference brand. No parent entity or commercial organiser is identified on signalsconf.io. The model appears to be a practitioner-organised event. Check signalsconf.io for any updates on organisational structure and CFP details.
The positioning is specific enough to be useful: reliability engineering for AI systems is an underserved topic on the European conference circuit, and a curated single-track format is the right container for it.
No ticket pricing or registration system is publicly available as of verification. The 2026 edition is in early planning. Register for notifications at signalsconf.io to receive updates on ticket sales and pricing.
Sign up for notifications via signalsconf.io. No other registration channel is confirmed as of verification.
Not publicly disclosed as of verification.
Yes. Berlin has two major airports (BER, Tegel closed) and extensive rail connections to Paris, Warsaw, Amsterdam, and other European cities.
| Official website | https://signalsconf.io/ |
| Register | https://signalsconf.io/ |
| Programme | not publicly disclosed as of verification |