Beyond Continuous Delivery
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Describes an implemented pipeline architecture that breaks large builds into modules, uses semifluid dependencies to auto-promote only tested versions (cutting dependency downtime that hit a 150‑dev team and saved a couple million dollars a year), and treats infra as code so pipelines are clonable for personal clone pipelines and pre‑flight checks. Proposes quantum pipelines that speculatively run branches in parallel to avoid trunk redness, plus "extreme integration" that continuously runs personal pipelines against trunk; all before production on cloud resources.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:45Continuous Delivery basics
- 10:02Semifluid dependencies
- 16:23Fusion testing
- 19:52Pipeline cloning
- 22:19Parallel pipeline segments
- 25:53Quantum pipelines
- 29:45Extreme integration
- 33:38Summary
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