DevOps for Salesforce and Other Low-code Platforms
summary
Claims that 70% of new enterprise apps are low/no-code by 2025 and that large customers already manage millions of customizations lead to concrete problems: traditional CI/CD and build scripts don’t map to SaaS configs, and config drift breaks deployments. The talk shows applying DevOps principles to low‑code with platform-aware tooling (examples include repository-backed metadata workflows and release orchestration for Salesforce), notes Salesforce added platform code in 2008, and reports these patterns reduce failed releases and manual rollback frequency.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to devops
- 1:18Defining low code
- 2:21The evolution of low code
- 3:41Commercial application trends
- 5:36Future and culture of low code
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