Continuous Delivery Transformation: The New Way of Working
summary
AdvancedMD integrates CloudBees Flow as a central orchestrator to turn a chaotic mix of PowerShell, Python, Chef, Ansible, Terraform and Artifactory into repeatable releases; a microservice template plus a self-service catalog spins up dev/test/stage/prod servers and enforces code-reviewed deployment scripts. The org scales from ~2 products to 20–25 products, implements Flow on AWS, sees measurable value in about 4–6 weeks of run time, but admits database CI/CD across petabyte datasets remains unresolved.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:02Our Journey
- 2:39Single Server Configuration
- 3:39Multiple Server Configuration
- 5:23Flow DevOps
- 7:18Life before Flow
- 8:12Walls of Confusion
- 8:36Multiple Teams
- 8:59Multiple toolsets
- 9:44The Late Late Show
- 10:21Challenges
- 13:43Collaboration
- 14:53Team Structure
- 15:50Do Not Change the Culture
- 18:52A Perfect World
- 21:25Introducing Flow
- 24:34Flows Differentiation
- 29:19DevOps Insight
- 33:16Conclusion
- 34:00QA
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