World Congress 2026 Europe

Engineering GitHub Copilot for Resilience at Scale

July 8, 2026 15:00 – 15:45 · 45 min Room M1 (60 Seats)

What this session covers

As engineers, we’re already familiar with classic site reliability patterns such as health checks, circuit breakers, retries, and failover. In this talk, we’ll explore how GitHub Copilot’s platform layer adapts these concepts to an inference-specific world. We’ll cover AI-specific health signals (tokens-per-minute, time-to-first-token, turn success rate), routing and failover across model endpoints, and additional availability levers like GPU capacity tuning and auto model selection.

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