Moving Mountains Real-World Enterprise Journey to CD
summary
OutSystems moves from a two-year release cycle to continuous delivery by running three phases—efficiency, acceleration, autonomy—building an internal CI system called CINTIA on top of GoCD, automating infrastructure and discardable test agents, and keeping ~30,000 automated tests. The main pipeline gives feedback in under an hour, teams adopt single-branch per major version with feature toggles, subproducts release independently (some weekly), IDE auto-updates roll out, and teams deploy via one-click releases while shifting pipeline-as-code and Cake build into team ownership.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36Agenda
- 1:30Company Overview
- 2:02Technologies
- 2:43Context
- 4:12Efficiency
- 5:46Continuous Delivery
- 9:14Development Model
- 10:42Organization Structure
- 12:36Acceleration
- 18:24Autonomy
- 21:08Summary
- 22:38Questions
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