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| With Matt DeBergalis (Founder/CEO, Apollo GraphQL), Angie Jones (VP of Developer Experience, Agentic AI Foundation). |
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Oct 07 (Wed) @ 05:00 PM
FREE
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Connect everything. Build anything.
The world's largest GraphQL event returns to San Francisco featuring 30+ sessions from the teams proving that your API platform can & should become your AI platform.
Ticket includes access to all meals, content, workshops & activities over 3 days. Join us for product announcements & customer stories from some of the word's largest organizations, hands on workshops, lightning talks & technical deep dives with our Apollo product & engineering experts.
Exclusive pricing at $99 ($300 off) for anyone who signs up via SFTechWeek through Partiful.
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek, a week of events hosted by the top founders, funds, & companies to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com.
What you'll learn:
Govern what agents can reach. Enforce field-level access & zero-rights defaults so an agent only touches what you approve, without slowing down the people building on your platform.
Run GraphQL at scale. Learn how teams operating some of the largest graphs in production handle Apollo Federation, Router optimization, & schema governance day to day.
Put your existing systems to work for agents. Turn your REST APIs, SQL data sources, & MCP servers into a context graph your agents can query, so you get new value from systems you already own.
The common thread: speed & control are not a tradeoff. You'll see how teams get both, & leave with patterns you can put to work right away.
Visit www.apollosummit.dev for more information.
Agenda (subject to change)
10/6: Welcome Reception from 5-7pm
10/7: Sessions & workshops 9am - 5pm & evening event at Splash Sports Bar at Thrive City from 6-9pm
10/8: Sessions & workshops 9am - 3pm & event concludes around 3pm
Customer Speakers
Below is a sample of the talks you can expect at Apollo Summit. Visit our event website (www.apollosummit.dev) for more details & the full agenda:
Sharon Gorla from Starbucks
What Survives? Lessons learned building durable architectures
Get a rule for what survives the next rewrite. Sharon's answer is business semantics & shared contracts, never implementation patterns. The nouns & verbs outlast every client.
Jonathan Wondrusch from Block
Two Audiences, One Context Graph: How Block Serves Humans & Agents
Design one schema that serves customers & agents at once. Jonathan's API ships product & doubles as the context layer agents reason against, which makes the business legible to itself.
Kenny Hammerlund from Marriott
When One Graph Isn't the Answer: Marriott's Agent Graphs
Then pressure-test it. Kenny built a large graph that works & still argues it is the wrong shape for agents, making the case for smaller purpose-built ones. Not bigger graphs. Smarter ones.
Mike Hamrah & Sarath Siva from PayPal
Design, Govern, Automate: PayPal's Playbook for Apps & Agents
Model the domain, not the screens. At PayPal a credit card, a savings balance, & crypto are one entity from its source of record, with business-unit context added by type extension.
Solal Raveh from Wiz
How Wiz Scales Multi-Tenancy: Stateless Tenants & Router Coprocessors
Treat multi-tenant isolation as an architectural property, not a per-service chore. Solal moves tenant state into a Kubernetes-native manager & enforces authorization at the edge.
Dhanik Alkegama from N-able
Substrate first, agents second: How N-able's MCP changed everything
Understand why the substrate has to come before the agents. Dhanik's graph started as a fix for years of REST tech debt & became the foundation partners built on unprompted.
Juan Carlos Blanco Delgado from RS Group
Agents to Rule Them All: We Built a Context Graph at RS Group
Wire schema, pipelines, tickets & docs to your agents over MCP & you have a context graph one can write production code against. Juan Carlos had been building one all along.
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