From Code Commit to Production Within a Day
summary
Ingenico E‑Payments refactors a 15 year old monolith into microservices using a Strangler pattern, Docker and Jenkins, and automates a pipeline with feature toggles and ~30,000 automated tests. The team decouples deploy from release, hits 18 production deploys in one month for some teams, and reports a ~40x increase in delivered changes versus the old cadence. Goal is code commit to production within a day and they say current average is about a week.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 3:22THE INGENICO JOURNEY
- 5:23INSPIRED BY THE BEST
- 7:48TRADITIONAL ERA ORGANIZATION
- 13:44CLIENT vs VENDOR: LESSONS LEARNED
- 15:11ARCHITECTURE
- 16:17DELIVERY
- 18:03RESULTS
- 20:21GLOBAL / AUTONOMY
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