In 2021, I wrote a high-level blog post about how a small task force revamped and modernized a gigantic CI pipeline Which was an overview of the challenges we had while building advanced declarative pipelines.
In today's post, I dive more into the technical details and implementation and how we overcame long-running job limitations in Jenkins Declarative Pipelines.
One of the typical cases for DevOps transformation is when a team has the ownership of a component they shouldn't own in the first place. For example, when you have super complex CI/CD, and the developers don't manage the CI/CD jobs directly but with help from the operations team.
Let's imagine this scenario
About 10 years ago, I used SaltStack extensively and wrote my top 10 best practices for SaltStack formulas . Today, I do the ...
