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Sylvain Kalache

Fort Lauderdale
As seen in: LinkedIn, Forbes, CNBC, TechCrunch, Entrepreneur, Flipboard, VentureBeat, Product Hunt, CIO, DEV Community and
Covers:  Software Engineer, infrastructure, platform engineering, devops, AI, SRE, cloud native, cncf, incident management
Head of AI Labs at @RootlyHQ – Former LinkedIn SRE

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Sylvain Kalache is a technologist and strategic communicator with two decades of experience at the intersection of engineering, public relations, and developer advocacy. He specializes in leading initiatives that bridge technical innovation with impactful storytelling and community engagement.

Currently, Sylvain leads AI Labs at Rootly, an initiative that aims to augment reliability engineering in the era of AI. Under his leadership, the lab has developed open-source prototypes, tools, and rese…

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How to push PaaS usage beyond 12-factor apps | TechCrunch

How to push PaaS usage beyond 12-factor apps | TechCrunch

Companies embracing the PaaS paradigm must recognize that there won't be a one-size-fits-all workload solutio…

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How to run data on Kubernetes: 6 starting principles | TechCrunch

How to run data on Kubernetes: 6 starting principles | TechCrunch

Running data on Kubernetes isn't always easy, but the good news is that it's well worth the hard work.

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Why Are Agent Protocols Like MCP and A2A Needed?

Why Are Agent Protocols Like MCP and A2A Needed?

Are MCP and A2A overlapping solutions, or do they complement each other? Why do we need multiple agent protoc…

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Vibe Coding Is Here - But Are You Ready for Incident Vibing?

Vibe Coding Is Here - But Are You Ready for Incident Vibing?

What if the LLM hallucinates a fix that makes things worse?

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Is AI-assisted coding an incident magnet?

Is AI-assisted coding an incident magnet?

Now that AI-assisted code is making its way into systems, should we be worried about how it affects SRE?

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Understanding Open-Source ELT Solutions For Data Movement

Understanding Open-Source ELT Solutions For Data Movement

With the increase in data creation, companies need efficient data integration solutions that allow them to ef…

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Catch overload before it burns out your incident responders

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By Spencer Cheng, Sylvain Kalache
| Product Hunt
Catch overload before it burns out your incident responders 7 followers Catch overload before it burns out your incident responders 7 followers Free, open-source tool that helps spot unsustainable on-call workloads before they become a problem. It pulls signals from tools like Rootly, PagerDuty, GitHub, Linear, and Jira, combines them with self-reported check-ins, and tracks everything against personal and team baselines.
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What Apple’s Native Containers Mean for Docker Users

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By Sylvain Kalache
| DZone Verified
Did you know you can now run containers natively on macOS? At WWDC 2025, Apple announced Containerization and Container CLI — in other words, native Linux container support. Historically, running containers on macOS required launching a full Linux VM, typically via HyperKit or QEMU, to host the Docker Engine. That’s no longer necessary. This is a major shift because Apple’s containerization framework means developers may no longer need third-party tools like Docker for local container execution.
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LLMs Broke the SRE Runbook. Now What?

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By Sylvain Kalache
| The New Stack Verified
Reliability engineers are the quiet force that keeps modern software running. After decades of refining practices on deterministic systems, many teams are chasing yet another “nine” beyond 99% uptime. But the AI era, especially LLM-backed features, changes the game. Outputs are non-deterministic, data pipelines shift underfoot, and key components behave like black boxes. As a result, many of the tools and rituals SREs have mastered for decades no longer map cleanly to production AI.
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