Continuous Discussions (#c9d9): Episode 31 Recap – Cloud Resources and Your CD Pipeline
Continuous Discussions (#c9d9): Episode 31 Recap – Cloud Resources and Your CD Pipeline
Check out Continuous Discussions, episode 31 as Jason Skowronski and Roy Osherove talk cloud resources for your CD pipeline!
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Earlier this morning on #c9d9 we talked about the drivers for using cloud resources along the different stages of your pipeline. We also talked about some of the challenges and best practices for streamlining your processes when using the cloud to empower developers to go fast, while ensuring governance and control.
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Jason Skowronski
Jason is a Product Manager at Loggly. Their cloud-based tools help dev/ops folks to monitor production systems and troubleshoot problems.
@mostlyjason | mostlyjason.com/blog/
Roy Osherove
Roy Is the Author of “Beautiful Builds” and “The Art of Unit Testing”. He works as a DevOps process lead and senior testing architect at EMC.
@royosherove | BeautifulBuilds.com
On the next episode of Continuous Discussions:
We are taking time off for the holidays, and we’ll be back on January 12 to kick off the 2016 season of #c9d9!
Episode 32: Orchestrating Your Testing Suite
Join us on January 12 to discuss best practices for test automation and orchestrating your entire test suite as part of your end-to-end CD pipeline.
Automatic real-time observability is critical to getting the full benefit of CI/CD. Hear @DevOpsDon discuss how Franklin American Mortgage Company cut their new application deployment time from 6-12 months to 2 weeks with the help of Instana APM.
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