AWS re:Invent 2026 · Las Vegas · Booth 1095

Don't gamble on production.

The signal your agents act on when production breaks.

Checkly is synthetic monitoring built around Playwright and code. It clicks through your app like a user from 20+ locations, and when something breaks, you and your agents get the root cause, the user impact and the trace.

New at re:Invent: Real User Monitoring

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Welcome to fabulous

Booth 1095

Las Vegas, Nevada

What happens in Vegas

gets monitored by Checkly

30D · 100.00%

Doors open in

…days

November 30 to December 4, 2026. Venetian Convention and Expo Center, Halls A to C.

Find us at

1095

Inline booth, one demo screen, two demo stations, at least one raccoon. Follow the plushies.

From a flow to the fix

20min

Book a slot, name a flow, and watch an agent build the check, catch the break and open the fix.

Four days, one booth, a jackpot every day

Booth hours, the daily jackpot, the happy hour, and every dinner, at a glance. Each evening links to its details and request form further down the page.

Monday

November 30

Expo hours

Booth

Booth 1095 opens with the welcome reception

First night on the floor and the first jackpot draw. Come by early, the plushies go fast.

6:00 PM

Dinner

Small group dinners, by request

Two tables with the Checkly team, one for four and one for six. Request a seat and pick your night.

Request a seat

Tuesday

December 1

Expo hours

Booth

Live demos at Booth 1095

Name a flow you care about and watch an agent build the check, catch the break and open the fix.

11:30 AM

Lunch

Customer lunch

Seats are arranged privately. If you are a Checkly customer, ask your Checkly contact.

6:00 PM

Dinner

Small group dinners, by request

Two tables with the Checkly team, one for four and one for six. Request a seat and pick your night.

Request a seat

7:30 PM

Dinner

Executive dinner, by request

Twelve seats with Hannes Lenke, Checkly co-founder and CEO. Seats are limited and allocated by our team.

Request access

Wednesday

December 2

Expo hours

Booth

Live demos at Booth 1095

Same deal as Tuesday, plus today's jackpot. If you booked a slot, we have it ready.

7:00 to 10:00 PM

Party

The 1923 Prohibition Partner Happy Hour

A partner happy hour at the 1923 Prohibition Bar inside The Venetian. Free to attend, and it fills up.

Thursday

December 3

Expo hours

Booth

Last day on the floor

Last chance for a demo, the final jackpot draw, and the last of the raccoons.

6:00 PM

Dinner

Small group dinners, by request

The last two tables of the week. Request a seat and pick your night.

Request a seat

First look at re:Invent

Meet Real User Monitoring

A failing check tells you something broke. RUM tells you which real users ran into it. Together they give you and your agents one signal: what broke, where, and who it reached.

We show it for the first time at Booth 1095. Book a slot and you see it before anyone else.

See it first at the booth

Synthetic checks catch it first

Checkly clicks through your app like a user, every minute, from 20+ locations.
The release that broke checkout fails a check before a single customer hits it.
Works at 3 AM, on low traffic, and before a launch, when no real users are there yet.

RUM shows who it hit

Errors from your real users' browsers, grouped, with the stack trace.
The cases no script covers: their devices, their networks, their clicks.
In the same Checkly project as your checks, so both live in one place.

Together: the check catches the failure before your users do, and RUM measures the impact on the ones who got there first. One signal, one place.

Why come by

Nobody runs checkout at 2 AM

A broken payment path produces no failing span, no error log, no metric. Your dashboard says green. Your customer says checkout is broken. Checkly is the customer who never sleeps.

A real signal, not noise

Checkly clicks through your app like a user, from 20+ locations. Retries run before an alert fires, so when a check fails, something real broke.

It goes where you work

Send the signal to Slack, PagerDuty, Linear or GitHub, or straight to your agent through webhooks, the API, the CLI or MCP.

Ready to act on

Every failure arrives with the root cause, the user impact and the trace, so you or your agent can pick it up and ship the fix.

What you leave with

Your Playwright tests, already monitors

Your Playwright tests run unchanged as production monitors from three AWS regions. One script, two jobs: CI and production.

Monitoring as code

Checks live in your repo and ship in the same pull request as the code. Deploy them with the CLI, Terraform or Pulumi, versioned like everything else you own.

Monitoring your agents can run

Coding agents write and maintain checks through the Checkly CLI and Agent Skills. Desktop agents read check status and root cause through the Checkly MCP Server.

Your uptime, in public

A status page fed by the same checks, so customers see what you see. Incidents, maintenance, and history, without a second tool.

Name a flow. Watch an agent build the check.

No slides. An agent writes the check, we break the flow, and the agent gets the failing step, screenshots, the trace and the root cause. Then it tests the fix and opens the PR. Click through the four steps.

coding agent

Tell your coding agent which flow matters. With the Checkly CLI and Agent Skills, it writes the check, tests it and deploys it.

coding agent

> Monitor our checkout flow on shop.example.com.
  Run it every minute from three AWS regions.
 
● Loading Agent Skills
● Writing checkout.spec.ts and checkout.check.ts
$ npx checkly test
  ✔ Checkout flow (6s)
$ npx checkly deploy
✔ Deployed project "checkout".

Take a raccoon home

Checkly raccoon plushie in a tiny trash can, next to a Checkly can cooler and popcorn

Checkly raccoon plushie in a branded bandana, resting on a fence

The raccoon plushie

The one everyone asks about, in a Checkly bandana. Limited to what fits in the crates, so come early. There is also at least one full size raccoon walking the halls. If you see it, you are close to Booth 1095.

Navy Checkly t-shirt. The back reads Welcome to reliable monitoring and What happens in Vegas gets monitored by Checkly.

Design preview

The Vegas tee

What happens in Vegas gets monitored by Checkly. Book a demo slot and we hold your size.

Stickers

A new one for 2026, plus the classics. Laptop lids are the real booth.

Today's jackpot

Prizes to be announced

A prize drawn at the booth every day of the expo. Scan your badge to enter, then come back to see if your number came up.

Find Booth 1095

Back wall, top row

01Come in through the Expo entrance in Venetian Halls A to C.
02Walk straight ahead, past the AWS Village in the centre of the hall.
03Keep going to the back wall. Booth 1095 is in the top row, right above Genpact.

Redrawn from the AWS exhibitor floor plan, September 2026. Positions are simplified and may shift before the show opens.

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Trusted to keep test, staging and prod available

1 min

Mean time to detection, while running 51% more tests at 76% lower monitoring cost.

80%

Lower mean time to resolution, with 300+ issues caught in the first five months.

DVAG

98%

Of monitoring changes delegated to AI agents, with checks provisioned in code for every model.

Mistral

“An agent gets the page first, looks at your synthetic checks through Checkly, runs queries from metrics, logs, and traces. Things that usually take you 20 minutes, it can do in two.”

Devon Mizelle

Senior Site Reliability Engineer · Mistral

Place your bet. Book 20 minutes.

Pick a slot and we have it ready at Booth 1095. Name a flow you care about, like checkout or login, and watch an agent build the check. When it breaks, your agent gets the failing step, screenshots, the trace and the root cause. Then it tests the fix and opens the PR. You also get a first look at RUM.

A demo built around your stack, not a generic tour.
An agent builds your check and runs it from three AWS regions.
A first look at Real User Monitoring.
A raccoon, and a ticket into today's jackpot.

Rather just drop by? Booth 1095, Halls A to C. Follow the raccoon.

After the expo closes

Two ways to spend an evening with us. A partner night that is open to everyone, and small dinners where we hold the seats by hand.

Happy hourWednesday, December 2

The 1923 Prohibition Partner Happy Hour

A speakeasy night at the 1923 Prohibition Bar inside The Venetian, hosted with our partners. The whole venue is booked out for the night, and once it is full the doors close. Register early.

7:00 to 10:00 PM
1923 Prohibition Bar, The Venetian
Open to re:Invent attendees, register first

One more partner evening

Date and venue being confirmed. It lands here, above the happy hour, once it is set.

To be confirmed

Small group dinnersMonday, Tuesday and Thursday

Two tables a night, three nights

Small tables with the Checkly team, away from the expo noise. One table for four and one for six each night, so the conversation is about your stack, not ours. Request a seat and pick a preferred night. We review requests, allocate the seats by hand, and email you the details. You then have 48 hours to confirm.

6:00 PM each night
Tables of four and six

Mon 30 NovTue 1 DecThu 3 Dec

Executive dinnerTuesday, December 1

Twelve seats, by request

One table with Hannes Lenke, Checkly co-founder and CEO, and engineering leaders from customers and peers. Seats are limited and allocated by our team. Request access and we will be in touch. A request does not reserve a seat.

7:30 PM
Las Vegas, venue shared with invited guests
Twelve seats

Checkly customer? There is a customer lunch on Tuesday at 11:30 AM. Seats are arranged by your Checkly contact, so ask them.

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