Keynote: You're Good at CI, You're Good at CD, But Where's the Work Taking You?
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Claim: modern delivery treats change as the unit of work, not just commits. CI/CD pipelines and rapid releases plus tactics like 1% canary rollouts and automated validation lower the cost of being wrong for intentional code commits, but they fail against unintentional change: new container images pulled by autoscaling, unexpected library updates, or a payment processor suddenly blocking a country. The built solution—automation + pipelines—works for tracked commits but leaves gaps for third‑party and runtime-induced changes that need event‑driven validation.
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