Modern Continuous Delivery • Ken Mugrage • GOTO 2020

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Ken Mugrage - Principal Technologist at ThoughtWorks and DevOps Expert
ABSTRACT
The first product built specifically for continuous delivery pipelines came out over 10 years ago. The Continuous Delivery book came out 9 years ago. In the time since we’ve seen massive changes in the types of software we’re building, testing and deploying. Yet the way we think about pipelines hasn’t changed in many cases.
Now that we as an industry are trying to think “cloud first” what changes does that imply in our architecture? What about our organization? How we test? How we secure our systems?
This talk will show several intertwined changes to how we think about pipelines [...]
TIMECODES
00:00 Intro
00:42 Some definitions
01:18 Origins of Continuous Delivery
04:09 Modern architectures
05:34 Everything changes
06:43 Build
09:50 Test
13:50 Security
14:44 When should I modernize?
17:35 Epilogue
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[@BayanBennett]

Automation can also highlight weaknesses in code or in infrastructure and can be the catalyst for impactful refactoring. Through the process of automation, the steps to get something built or deployed is codified and becomes a form of documentation. Great talk Ken!

[@fabienr692]

Terrific speech. I’m amazed at how good it was.

[@bdjeosjfjdskskkdjdnfbdj]

next up: how to create an automation that creates an automation to create an environmemt

[@deadbeef16]

You mean terraform? ;)

[@ShivaharikumarB]

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[@AlexTrout79]

You do like yourself some etcetera sir. :) Nice presentation though!

[@michalmargiel]

Don't know what happened here. But editing is terrible in this presentation.