Automation, Innovation and Continuous Delivery
summary
Claims that Continuous Delivery becomes the engine for product innovation by wiring Jenkins into cloud hosting and ops: a hosted Jenkins setup on CloudBees plus AWS (Dynamo, RDS) and runCloud, infra as code, New Relic for metrics, and per-client private apps with feature flags for controlled testing. The stack runs 55 applications, ~980 TB of data, ~8.5 GB logs/month, encoding jobs up to 4.5 hours, and pushes 20–30 times daily; builds automatically scale, on-call developers fix live issues, and feature flags let experiments go live without risky rollbacks.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15About me
- 1:58About Tues Digital
- 2:37Apple Tools
- 2:58Cloudless
- 3:50Build Test Deploy
- 6:22Automation
- 6:37Innovation
- 7:46Developer Control
- 9:34Trust
- 11:14Blameless Culture
- 12:14Lead the World
- 12:50Smart Disease
- 15:45Jenkins
- 16:31Amazon
- 17:45autoscale
- 18:06paper trail
- 18:17log
- 20:01honeybee
- 20:37push code
- 21:53feature flags
- 29:07mobile
- 30:02code play
- 32:36technical questions
- 33:31post vs running it yourself
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