Scaling Across the Enterprise
summary
Case study of company-wide GitLab adoption that scales from a 14-person dev team to 12,000 users by replacing disparate tools (Jenkins, VSTS, Artifactory) with GitLab CI, runners and pipelines. Teams hit a GlusterFS performance bottleneck for shared storage, so they migrate build machines into a private cloud migration, add CPU/memory and autoscaled runners, and restore throughput. Outcome: fewer human errors in deployments, heavier support and compliance overhead, and a sustained need for training and change management.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:12Enterprise scaling challenges
- 14:13Private cloud migration
- 20:45Regulatory compliance in scaling
- 25:03Cultural change in scaling
- 27:59Conclusion and Q&A
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