Everything you learned about CI/CD is wrong
Join this webinar to learn how to avoid the common CI/CD pitfalls and unlock high performance across your team.
You know CI/CD is important because you hear developers talk about it all the time. But you're not quite sure how to improve these practices or (let’s be honest) what exactly this whole thing is all about. If that sounds familiar, this session is for you!
Join Antonia and Ian for an insightful CI/CD talk that feels more like a training session. While nearly every software team has a CI server, many are skipping important practices that are key to unlocking performance. Let's step back to explore the conceptual underpinnings of CI/CD, and then see how to bring it to life with Atlassian tools. We'll examine key practices like:
- Detection – Safety begins with finding errors before they become problems
- Delivery – Measure progress in terms of delivering working software
- Communication – Quality and improvement as everyone's responsibility
Don’t miss this chance to learn the fundamentals of this critical aspect of software development.
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Antonia Verdi
Technical Training Specialist
Antonia Verdi is a Technical Training Specialist at Atlassian, where she trains onboards new and existing customer-facing Atlassians on the Atlassian tool suite. Previously Antonia worked as an Atlassian Product Advocate, where she shared technical expertise and business solution-driven best practices with valuators and Pre-Evaluators of Atlassian’s tools, and discussed how these tools fit into the adoption of greater practices like DevOps and Agile. Antonia is a certified scrum master who specializes in Jira Software, Bitbucket and Bamboo and loves helping others become better at what they do.
Antonia joined the world of tech after graduating Sarah Lawrence College and moving to Austin, TX. Little known facts about Antonia: she enjoys drumming, built an app that helps musicians find gigs, and is a first degree black belt in taekwondo.
Ian Buchanan
Developer Partisan, Atlassian
While Ian has broad and deep experience with both Java and .NET, he's best known as a champion of agile methods in large enterprises. He's currently focused on the emerging DevOps culture and the tools for enabling better continuous integration, continuous delivery, and data analysis. During his career, he's successfully managed enterprise software development tools in all phases of their lifecycle. He has driven organization-wide process improvement with results of greater productivity, higher quality, and improved customer satisfaction. He has built multi-national teams that value self-direction and self-organization. When not speaking or coding, you can find Ian indulging his passions in parsers, meta-programming, and domain-specific languages. Follow Ian at @devpartisan.
