Stream: Becketts
Time: 13:45 - 14:45
Over the last few years, Git has risen to become a defacto standard for version control in most organizations, especially in the worlds of mobile, web and distributed application development.
So much so, that many DevOps solutions have out-of-box-integrations to Git.
As Git development comes to the mainframe, organizations are leveraging the widespread availability of these integrations to connect their mainframe pipelines to their standard DevOps toolsets.
In this session we look at how one large organization is, like many others, using Git as an interface to their static application analysis solution and see how the combination of existing mainframe automation can be augmented, with Git as an interface, to modern shift-left quality tools.
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With over 20 years experience in Information Technology, I've worked in a variety of areas including Development, Quality Assurance and Software Change & Configuration Management. I've consulted on designing, implementing and automating software development lifecycle processes for numerous Fortune 500 companies. I'm currently Broadcom Software's product manager for Endevor. I love to work with customers to ensure my products meet the needs of today's modern software factory.
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