New Blog: Tips for Modernizing your CI/CD Pipeline

[Kim Peelman]

Gen is undergoing a bit of a renaissance under Broadcom's leadership and we have some tips and insights to share from an ongoing effort to modernize our CI/CD pipeline.

Check out our newest blog: Tips for Modernizing your CI/CD Pipeline

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Kim Peelman
[e-mail]
Product Owner, Gen
Broadcom
Plano, TX
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[Tarek Kamal]

In the near future, I would like to see a demonstration or best practice for this document.

Due to the fact that I have used GuardIEn for many years,

I am interested in seeing what the new features are for non-mainframe platforms (Windows) <wt-ignore uuid="cb41bdb3-1e60-45dd-9970-f35e29b5f2ab" source="wt-feature-result">Broadcom can <wt-ignore uuid="cb8361ef-9d62-43c3-89a4-2309158bad21" source="wt-feature-result">provide.</wt-ignore> </wt-ignore>

[Daniel Stratton]

Hi Kim,

Interesting read on all of this.  Some of those tips align with how we've moved things along internally.

Just to confirm, though, this appears to be around how you're building and testing Gen itself, rather than applications created by Gen?

Regardless, there's still plenty of value in trying to modernise infrastructure and build processes to take the labour out of it all and we're seeing that in those tips.

[Kim Peelman]

@Daniel Stratton  You are correct. This blog is in reference to Broadcom's engineering efforts for our CI/CD pipeline for Gen itself, rather than the applications created by Gen. I'm glad the message resonated with your own experiences. 

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Kim Peelman
[e-mail]
Product Owner, Gen
Broadcom
Plano, TX
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[Kim Peelman]

@Tarek Kamal Thanks for reading. I'm glad it piqued your interest. Thanks for the feedback. 

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Kim Peelman
[e-mail]
Product Owner, Gen
Broadcom
Plano, TX
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