End User Town Hall
summary
Enterprise teams describe an event-driven pipeline that stitches Kubernetes, OpenStack, VMware and basement mainframes together via SDKs and a JSON-to-event layer, and a Jenkins plugin feeding CD Events. They report ~40,000 deployments a year with ~10,000 failures, a six‑hour test suite they’re trimming, and work to shift left SCA/OSS scans into the IDE so bad code never reaches the repo. Plans include AI/ML for predictive test selection and adopting supply‑chain maturity metrics beyond DORA.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03Panelist introductions
- 2:52Why enterprises join CDF
- 4:19Benefits for Ericsson
- 5:21Learning from Autodesk
- 6:26Contributing upstream
- 8:09Legacy modernization
- 10:37Developer enablement
- 11:41Telco CI/CD hurdles
- 13:04Data for platform improvement
- 14:51Developer experience focus
- 17:59Engineering alignment
- 19:44Telecom transformation
- 21:31Security left shift
- 23:18Metrics for change
- 26:52Measuring delivery impact
- 28:19Adjusting Dora metrics
- 30:24Communicating to leadership
- 32:07Final questions
- 34:37Q&A with Tracy Reagan
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