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- Jul 10, 2020
What on earth is a Continuous Delivery API ?
In modern cloud-native development every second counts. Developers should be self-serving the tech they need and work in a seamless developer experience. How do you manage this without locking in into a PaaS like setup? Humanitec is building the Continuous Delivery API. The tool helps you to achieve a PaaS like degree of automation on top of the tools you are using today. This episode will show-case the future of CI/CD and is great for anyone interested in developer productivity, workflows or DevOps in general. About the Presenter: Chris Stephenson studied engineering at the university of Cambridge and MIT. Throughout his career he is focussed on setting up and managing high-performing developer organisations. He held functions such as leading Llyod of London's High Performance Computing group. Chris spent 3 years building Google's internal developer platform - the blueprint of what he is now abstracting with Humanitec for everyone other than Google.
By Chris Stephenson
- Jul 10, 2020
What on earth is a Continuous Delivery API ?
In modern cloud-native development every second counts. Developers should be self-serving the tech they need and work in a seamless developer experience. How do you manage this without locking in into a PaaS like setup? Humanitec is building the Continuous Delivery API. The tool helps you to achieve a PaaS like degree of automation on top of the tools you are using today. This episode will show-case the future of CI/CD and is great for anyone interested in developer productivity, workflows or DevOps in general. About the Presenter: Chris Stephenson studied engineering at the university of Cambridge and MIT. Throughout his career he is focussed on setting up and managing high-performing developer organisations. He held functions such as leading Llyod of London's High Performance Computing group. Chris spent 3 years building Google's internal developer platform - the blueprint of what he is now abstracting with Humanitec for everyone other than Google.
By Chris Stephenson