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The team developed a meta-pipeline that will generate a continuous delivery pipeline for any of their repositories that follow a set of conventions - their Meta-Pipeline Protocol.
This will have been presented at SoftwareCircus (Amsterdam), and Agile Cambridge.
Standardising their pipeline definition has greatly reduced the team programmers' effort and allowed them to safely evolve their build environment. They're starting to exploit this meta information to improve their overall environment, for example: to visualise relationships, to manage the running of client contract tests, and to profile build timings.
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A meta-pipeline for generating continuous delivery pipelines for microservices
Steve Freeman
Steve was a pioneer of Agile software development in the UK, he has built applications for banks, ISPs, financial data providers, and specialist software companies. He has given training courses in Europe, America, and Asia.
Hilverd Reker
Hilverd Reker is a developer at Springer Nature in London where he works on the Tools Engineering team. He is identifying and implementing solutions to problems faced by most of Springer’s software development teams, and doing longer-term work that individual teams can find difficult to justify in short-term value. Prior to joining Springer he worked as a Java developer at an online supermarket.