Siddharth Pareek - Powering Microservices with CICD Declarative Pipeline
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With organizations moving from monolith to microservices it becomes imperative to approach them in a similar manner. Not for e.g. by having one to one relationship with workflows and microservices.
Since an organization like Netflix, it doesn't make sense to have over 4 thousand imperative pipelines equalling to its microservices and which is growing with passing time. So through this session, the participants will know,
1) How event-driven works in declarative pipelines.
2) What's the difference between imperative and declarative pipeline.
3) Why declarative pipeline is important in the microservices architectures.
4) Case Studies of the organization that have adopted Microservices through the declarative pipeline model.
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