I was back at Continuous Lifecycle/Container Conf 2025 to talk about how to do CI/CD right. This year they had a bit more of an internationalised schedule, more foreign speakers and much more talks in English.
I had initially adapted this presentation from another, very similar talk, but when I went through the slides on the plane to Frankfurt, I realised I had to change quite a lot. I ended up essentially redoing the entire presentation from scratch, but it turned out much better for it. I was very happy with the result and my own performance.
Move Fast Without Breaking Things – CI/CD Done Right
A lot of companies “do” CI/CD. Usually, it refers to having a build server that runs pipelines before you can merge your pull requests.
But that was never the definition of either Continuous Integration or Continuous Delivery.
In this talk, I’ll dig into the real meaning of CI and CD, what it takes to implement them, and how they can unlock faster development flow while at the same time increasing the value we provide to our customers.