StackGen at AWS re:Invent 2026: Visit Us at Booth #1738

StackGen is coming to AWS re:Invent 2026

The StackGen team will be at AWS re:Invent 2026 in Las Vegas, Nov 30 to Dec 3, at Booth #1738 on the Expo floor of The Venetian. Come see how teams run cloud operations with agents that share context, follow policy and keep humans in the loop.

AI is writing more code than ever, and it is landing on infrastructure that has to stay up. The DORA research program found in April 2026 that increased AI adoption in development affects delivery stability. Our own State of Reliability 2026 research found that roughly 10% of disclosed company incidents are now AI-attributable, a six-fold rise in three years. Shipping faster only helps if the operations side can keep pace.

That is the problem we are bringing to Las Vegas. At the booth you can watch an Autonomous Operations Factory run live, ask hard questions about your own AWS estate, and leave with a clear view of where agents can safely take work off your team's plate.

The Autonomous Operations Factory is a governed operating model in which specialised agents share operational context and coordinate work across provisioning, deployment, reliability and remediation, using existing tools as the system of execution. If you want the long version before the show, read What Is the Autonomous Operations Factory?

Where to find us at re:Invent

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What | Details
Event | AWS re:Invent 2026, Las Vegas
Dates | Nov 30 to Dec 3, 2026
Booth | #1738, Expo floor
Venue | [The Venetian Expo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/2DwAAXUBLK6NM5PE9)
Demo length | 25 minutes, confirmed within one business day
Book | [Open the booking calendar](https://calendly.com/d/d3sr-6rt-mdv/aws-re-invent-26)

Walk-ups are welcome, but booked demos get an engineer's full attention. Tell us what hurts when you book: alert noise, deploy toil, Prometheus upkeep, drift in your Terraform. We will build the session around it.

There is also a reason to book early. Everyone who books a demo at the booth gets a 1-in-10 chance to win a LEGO Millennium Falcon.

What you'll see at Booth #1738

Every demo runs on Aiden OS, our agent harness and the Aiden World Model that gives every agent the same picture of your systems. On top of it sit four products that map to how operations work actually flows: build, operate, observe, remediate.

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Stage | Product | What we'll show
Build | [Aiden for InfraOps](https://stackgen.com/product/aiden-for-infraops) | Self-service infrastructure with guardrails, drift detection and module lifecycle management, including the Terraform Cloud integration
Operate | [Aiden for DevOps](https://stackgen.com/product/aiden-for-devops) | Pipeline-native deployment verification, gating against live system state, promotion and rollback
Observe | [Aiden for Observability](https://stackgen.com/product/aiden-for-observability) | Unified metrics, logs and traces with noise suppression and ranking by impact
Remediate | [Aiden for SRE](https://stackgen.com/product/aiden-for-sre) | Alert triage, root cause analysis and policy-bounded remediation, ingesting from the telemetry stack you already run

You can also see Shipyard, which spins up a production-like environment for every pull request. That matters more as AI writes more of the code: validation is now the bottleneck for AI-generated pull requests.

A word on autonomy, because it is the first question we get. Aiden works at the level you set. It can recommend, prepare, execute or verify, and most teams start at recommend-and-approve. Access is read-only until you grant write per resource, and fixes arrive as pull requests rather than silent changes. Bring your skepticism to the booth; we like that conversation.

Try the StackGen Power for Kiro

If you use Kiro, the agentic IDE, stop by for a hands-on look at the StackGen Power for Kiro. Kiro Powers add tooling, steering guidance and hooks to the Kiro agent, loaded on demand. Ours brings StackGen's infrastructure skills straight into the editor.

From a natural-language prompt, you can:

• Design and deploy appStacks across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, with Terraform variables handled for you
• Push the generated IaC to Git, so every provisioning action is version-controlled from the first prompt
• Enforce compliance and security policies at each deploy, with a live list of violations and remediation workflows
• Detect drift between your current and desired IaC configuration

The Power supports two ways of working. Developers can self-serve dev, test and proof-of-concept environments when they want hands-on control. Platform teams can instead pre-approve blueprints, so developers deploy with policy, cost and SOC 2 guardrails already in place.

Install takes one click from the Kiro Powers catalog, and the source is on GitHub. Bring a laptop with Kiro installed and we will walk you through your first governed deploy.

Built for AWS, available on AWS Marketplace

StackGen is an AWS partner, and you can buy it through AWS Marketplace. At the booth, we can show what that looks like on a real estate:

1. Connect an AWS account through a read-only role and scan what is running across EC2, S3, RDS and IAM.
2. Generate deterministic Terraform for those resources and open it as a pull request.
3. Check it against your security policies, flag over-privileged IAM roles and propose least-privilege fixes.

The same flow drives cloud-to-cloud migration. StackGen maps Compute Engine to EC2, Cloud SQL to RDS, Cloud Storage to S3 and service accounts to IAM roles, with compliance checks and dependency mapping along the way. If a move to AWS is on your 2027 roadmap, this is a good 25 minutes to spend.

Want the short version to share with your team? Download the StackGen AWS partner one-pager.

Meet the team and join us after hours

Our leadership, product and solutions engineers will be in Las Vegas. Book time with CEO and Co-Founder Sachin Aggarwal, Field CTO Sanjeev Sharma, VP of Product Management Raj Nagarajan, VP of Partnerships & Alliances Tilak Yalamanchili, or one of our solutions architects through the booking calendar.

For senior platform and engineering leaders, we are hosting C-Suite Conversations on Wednesday, Dec 2, from 5 to 9 PM in The Wynn Tower Suite Salon. It is an invite-only evening of candid talk about running AI in production. Request an invite.

See you in Las Vegas

AI is speeding up how software gets written. The operations work that keeps it running needs to catch up, with agents that share context and stay inside the guardrails you set. That is what we will be showing at Booth #1738.

Book your 25-minute demo now, before the slots fill. Can't make it to Las Vegas? Schedule a demo anytime, or explore the StackGen docs.

Sources

• StackGen at AWS re:Invent 2026
• StackGen Power for Kiro
• StackGen and AWS
• StackGen State of Reliability 2026 (AI-attributable incidents figure); DORA, April 2026 (delivery stability)