DevOps at Capital One: Focusing on Pipeline and Measurement
summary
Capital One describes a concrete pipeline: a 16-point “ten commandments” design, about 29 compliance checks automated into CI/CD, and an open-source dashboard Hygeia that measures cycle time and stoppage. Results move from monthly releases to about four deployments per day on average, with one app hitting 34 daily releases. A forked LGTM for embedded compliance and an 18-month audit engagement are credited for making fully automated, no-production-access releases verifiable.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:15About Capital One
- 1:05DevOps DNA
- 2:12My personal journey
- 3:05Open source rookies
- 4:00Vertical silos
- 4:50Goal
- 5:24Success Story
- 6:11DevOps
- 6:39What is DevOps
- 7:14High Quality Working and Faster
- 7:27Rough Service
- 7:44Faster vs Better
- 9:25Pipeline
- 10:25Pipeline Design
- 11:24Pipeline Measurement
- 11:58Business Idea Screen
- 12:31Branching Strategy
- 13:59Pipeline Improvement
- 14:51Rules Regulations
- 19:27DevOps Pipeline
- 20:06Release Automation
- 21:31LGTM
- 22:12Open Source
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