Sometimes a continuous integration/delivery scenario is more complex than just building a system in a multi-stage pipeline. The system may consist of several subsystems, or just complex components, each of which requires a build pipeline of their own. Once all systems pass through their respective build pipelines they are integrated together and subjected to a joint deployment and further testing. When facing such a scenario, I decided to build the simplest possible thing that would work and get the job done.
Stop the line song
I ended my talk on the SoapUI user gathering MeetUI singing the stop the line song. Now it has ended up on youtube. Here’s the text: I keep a close watch on these tests of mine I keep my Jenkins open all the time I see a defect coming down the line Becuse you’re mine,
Continue readingAlways Fix Broken Windows
I keep a close watch on these tests of mine I keep my Jenkins open all the time I see a defect coming down the line Because you’re mine, I stop the line A zero bug policy is the only valid way to look at quality, just like there should never be any broken windows
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