CI/CD Panel (Teams & Tools)
Talkat Continuous Delivery Summit 2019 - San Diego · on Monday, 2019-11-18· at 22:50· San Diego Convention Center - Room 1, 131 W Harbor Dr·
summary
CircleCI reports 30 million builds per month and uses that data to flag culture issues like “move fast and break things” as a red flag unless teams have automation and processes. Panelists compare Tecton (Kubernetes-backed) and GitHub Actions, argue that containerized steps are reusable across CI tools, and warn that cloud native shifts require built-in observability and DevSecOps. Advice: start small, map your value stream, use convenience images to speed pipelines, and don’t treat pipelines as a one-size-fits-all solution.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:32Angela Vera
- 5:10Value Stream Mapping
- 8:15Red Flags
- 13:55How Do You Think the Switch To Cloud Native Software and Native Software Development Changes Ci and Cd or Does It
- 20:24Github Actions
- 22:42What Advice Would You Guys Give Them When Going from the Monolith Approach Over to a Ci Cd
- 24:26Are There any Plans To Expand Delivery Endpoints beyond Kubernetes within the Tecton Universe
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