CI/CD: A History Lesson
summary
CI ideas date to 1991 Grady Booch proposing frequent merges and builds, and evolve with 1997 Extreme Programming pushing releases multiple times per day; the first widely used open source CI server is 2001 CruiseControl, later supplanted by Jenkins which requires self-hosted maintenance while cloud services like CircleCI, Travis CI and GitHub Actions remove that burden; phones and apps move from yearly physical-media updates (vendors mailing USBs as late as 2009) to automatic updates multiple times a week, and CI/CD now bundles observability, tracing and security into automated pipelines.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:34What is CICD
- 2:17History
- 5:19Logo
- 6:32Jenkins
- 7:24Cloudnative
- 8:29Software Updates
- 10:37Phone Updates
- 13:16Conclusion
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