How we moved from JIRA to GitHub for fun and profit using Serverless
GitHub and GitLab are great tools and we love them. Pull requests are powerful checkpoints which are used by teams to review and approve changes to code. If you are using GitOps this usually also means a change to an environment deploying the code that is being approved.
Many regulated companies require an additional step to deploy to production, often called a change advisory board (CAB). At this stage other members of the organisation must discuss and review the change. Normally this is done in a ticketing system such as JIRA.
What if we could move this CAB discussion into the original PR and increase clarity and simplicity? This talks, shows how the engineering team at Form3 managed to move this all into the normal GitHub PR process by developing a GitHub application using OpenFaaS serverless functions
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Space ShuttleStephen CarverMonday Nov 18, 08:45
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Quantum ComputingJessica PointingTuesday Nov 19, 09:00
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Composing Bach Chorales Using Deep LearningFeynman LiangMonday Nov 18, 13:20
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Design For The Utopia You Want, Not The Dystopia You're InChris AthertonMonday Nov 18, 17:30
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Is Business The Key To Making The World A Happier Place?Evan SutterTuesday Nov 19, 13:20
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Party KeynoteSteve WozniakTuesday Nov 19, 18:10
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Extreme Digitalization in ChinaChristina BoutrupWednesday Nov 20, 09:00
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The Promise and Limitations of AIDoug LenatWednesday Nov 20, 13:20
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How to Be Human in the Age of The MachineHannah FryWednesday Nov 20, 17:00