Published on Dec 07, 2015 Speaker: Yegor Bugayenko Even though continuous integration is a popular technology, in most companies it simply doesn't work. Technically everything works fine, especially if modern CI servers or services are used, like Jenkins or Travis. But on organizational level, software teams have very little benefits from that servers giving them red or green signals. In most situations builds are red and developers pay very little attention to that. I would say that "continuous integration" as a an idea per se is no longer valid. There is a better solution, which should replace pure CI. Visit our website: http://2015.devopsdays.pl

1. Continuous
Integration
is Dead

2. Yegor Bugayenko
Co-Founder and CTO
@yegor256

3. master
#45
#14 Mercurial
Subversion
CVS
ClearCase
SourceSafe
etc…

4. master
#45
#14
production

5. master
#45
#14
production
CI
server
Broken
Clean

6. “Crucially, if the build
fails, the development
team stops whatever
they are doing and fixes
the problem
immediately”
Jez Humble, p.55

7. Who Benefits
From This?
CTO
architect author
others?
product
owner

8. What Happens in
Reality?

9. What About
Discipline?
1.blame
2.fear
3.long branches
4.throw-away
5.losses

10. What Is The Solution?

11. master
#45
#14
CI
server
merger

12. Master is read-only
Only pull requests
Trigger merge in PR
Trigger merge in PR
githubrultor

13. 1. 95% builds are green
2. No fear of breaking master
3. No blame, no stress
4. Quick and small branches

14. www.yegor256.com
@yegor256