Microservice Continuous Delivery

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Case study shows Expedia migrating from many monoliths to microservices and hitting thousands of unmanageable Jenkins pipelines and fragile shared libraries; Codefresh demos a solution built on Kubernetes and Helm with container-based pipelines that run each step in its own image, a single context-aware pipeline triggered per repo, cached shared volumes, and deployment verification via canary deployment and GitOps; measurable wins include lower MTTR and shorter change lead time.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:05Why microservices
3. 4:07Challenges
4. 5:47Learnings
5. 6:30Traditional Pipelines
6. 7:34Scalability
7. 8:13Shared Libraries
8. 8:46Problems with Shared Libraries
9. 10:11Our Approach
10. 10:34Our Architecture
11. 11:36Containerbased pipelines
12. 13:26Open source steps
13. 14:00Single pipeline with context
14. 15:21Flexible pipeline execution
15. 16:14Demo
16. 20:25Deployment verification
17. 22:31Summary
18. 27:27Security
19. 28:50QA
20. 31:17Hardware requirements

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