How Brazil's Stock Exchange Is Building a Developer Self...
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B3 builds a Backstage-based developer self‑service platform called Ultron, integrating Azure and OCI and serving ~2,000 IT staff; deployments per environment more than double and API lead time drops from six months to one month. Pipelines enforce automated API‑spec validation, database schema reviews move from Jira tickets to pull‑request approvals, and metrics tracked are lead time for change, time‑to‑first‑commit and coverage. Some legacy tools use existing plugins, others required custom scripts and new pipeline checks.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:00Overview of B3
- 5:30The B3 transformation journey
- 9:59Challenges and industry waste
- 13:38Metrics and product success
- 18:35Results and process outcomes
- 21:50Journey reflection and future
- 23:59Q&A session
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