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A moment from the "From Copilot to Autopilot: Climbing the Trust Ladder" session at #AISRENext. Abhishek Gaurav, Senior Director at GREYTIP SOFTWARE PRIVATE LIMITED, shares how his team uses Aiden for production troubleshooting and role-specific incident reporting. #AISRE

@PocketFM_App The latest AI SRE Files covers this in more detail: stackgen.com/blog/systems-d…

What changes when systems become the primary source of truth during an incident? Abhishek Kundalia, Director of Engineering at @PocketFM_App, talks about this in the Killing the 90-Minute War Room session at #AISRENext.

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178,000 status page incidents across 360+ companies, with MTTR pulled straight from status page timestamps. The largest public incident dataset we know of. Meet us on Aug 4 at 11 am ET, when our team shares how modern systems break in 2026.

Our first post features Lalit Mittal on why reliable AI starts with reliable telemetry. 👉 stackgen.com/blog/the-data-…

We believe the best insights on #AI in #SRE come from engineers running production systems. That's why we launched The AI SRE Files, a series that turns conversations with SRE leaders into practical lessons you can apply to your own systems.

Connect your Grafana or Datadog instance, fire an alert, and watch Aiden investigate and generate an RCA in the first fifteen minutes. Read more: stackgen.com/blog/aiden-for…

An alert fires in #Grafana or #Datadog. Your investigation begins with correlated metrics, logs, traces, and recent changes rather than assembling them across multiple tools. Aiden for SRE Community Edition is free to try: ai.stackgen.com/app/sre

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What's the single highest-leverage thing a team can do to improve its knowledge layer without a large upfront investment? This was one of the questions @kdabir asked Aakash, Lead SRE, StackGen, during a panel at #AISRENext Bengaluru. #AISRE

We wrote about how AI SRE can help bring that context together: stackgen.com/blog/how-ai-sr… #AISRE

One thing we've noticed is that incident response often slows down long before troubleshooting begins. A lot of time goes into pulling together context from monitoring tools, CMDBs, deployment records, and incident systems before anyone can make a decision.

#AISRENext Bengaluru is wrapped. A room full of senior SREs, platform engineers, and engineering leaders spending a day on one question: where does AI SRE stand right now? Thanks to everyone who made it count.

If you missed the session, read the blog here: stackgen.com/blog/the-4-bod…

"People putty is what we use when we don't have a system." That observation from @sd_architect's #AISRENext keynote led to a bigger question: why does so much operational knowledge still live outside our systems?

Every team is somewhere on the trust ladder. #AISRENext is figuring out where and what it takes to climb. Observe. Suggest. Execute with approval. Execute autonomously. Sudheer Bhat has the whole room on what proof moves you up each rung.

Your runbooks are stale. Your incident history is buried in Slack. The three engineers who know how the system works are not always on call. A packed panel at #AISRENext is getting into how to solve it, and what it takes to build a knowledge layer agents can trust.

You can give SREs an AI. Getting them to stop verifying everything it does is a different challenge. Sudheer bhat at #AISRENext on InMobi 's journey from "it mostly works" to on-call trust. Alert fatigue, why it happens, and what the path to trusted looks like.