From 6 Month Waterfall To 1h Code Deploys

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Claims migration from six‑month waterfall to shipping feature releases every two weeks and executing 170 SaaS production changes/day while enabling 1h code deploys. Pipeline uses Jenkins, Selenium with Sauce Labs, AWS staging, APM/monitoring (dynaTrace) and a pipeline visualizer; test strategy runs 31,000 unit and integration tests/hour with prioritized 10‑minute fast feedback and 60h UI tests per build. Developers own deploys and use production metrics so teams catch 93% of bugs in production before they impact users.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 3:43User-Driven Continuous Delivery through DevOps 1 Feature at a Time
3. 11:40First Orchestration Engine to AWS
4. 12:07Velocity uncovers new bottlenecks!
5. 13:03Need to increase Sprint Quality
6. 14:31Essential End User Feedback Loop
7. 15:28Automated Error Analysis
8. 16:28We started to understand "The Cloud"
9. 18:23Pipeline quality + 10 min Builds
10. 22:48Deploy, Fail & Recover Fast
11. 23:23Biz: User Feedback Driven Decisions
12. 30:30Dynatrace Transformation by the numbers

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