Moving Fast With Complex...
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Facebook Newsfeed pushes C++ binaries from source to production with per-commit build-and-test so each diff either builds or gets blocked, despite hours-long compiles and LTO. The pipeline uses a scheduler to produce multiple binary flavors, static linking and retained debug info, then exercises shadow traffic and chaos injection, followed by progressive rollouts by percentage with 100%+ monitoring. SLAs, on-call for automation failures, fast reverts and unit/integration tests keep high-frequency pushes reliable for two billion users.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:48Mission
- 4:25Requirements
- 6:15Binary
- 10:00Reliable Push
- 11:55Builds
- 14:10Testing
- 17:15Rolling Out
- 19:55On Call
- 22:02Conclusion
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