Pipeline Patterns for Platform Teams

 

Platform engineering has become one of the most important engineering disciplines of the last few years, providing a standardised, unified experience for development teams so that they can work at maximum efficiency, while ensuring your organisation can stay secure and compliant. At the same time, CI/CD pipelines remain integral to every SDLC and internal development platform, helping us bridge the gaps from idea to production, so mastering them is highly beneficial. In this session we will look at several advanced CI/CD pipeline patterns that teams can add to their toolkit to get the most out of their CI/CD tools. (With code samples!) Some of the patterns covered might include: orchestrating pipelines across projects, spinning up ephemeral, branch-specific infrastructure for testing, centralised provisioning of secure credentials, chatOps in practice, and more. The audience level is intermediate to advanced experience in CI/CD (skewing towards advanced), and definitely not tailored to a beginner audience.

 


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Zan Markan

Senior Developer advocate @CircleCi

Zan Markan is a senior developer advocate at CircleCI, on a mission to educate and inspire developers on the topics of CI/CD, DevOps, and software quality. Across his career he has worked in companies of various sizes, from enterprises to own startups, and everything in between, and across industries as diverse as retail, AI, and developer tools. He’s passionate about serverless technologies, mobile development, and developer experience. Outside of work, he enthuses over airplanes, craft beer, and the Oxford comma.

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Date

Tuesday Mar 28 / 02:55PM BST ( 50 minutes )

Location

Mountbatten (6th Fl.)

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