Proposal: Certified Pipelines

Sep 15, 2017 by Armory

Before we build a feature into our Enterprise distribution of Spinnaker, we ask current & prospective customers how valuable it would be for them. You can find all of our Proposed Features here.

At the recent Spinnaker Summit, we heard from a number of customers interested in Certified Pipelines. We’ve created a 2.5 minute video to describe this proposed feature, along with a description and some screenshots of the whiteboard below. If you’re interested in Certified Pipelines for Spinnaker, let us know below (or email [email protected]).

Armory’s goal is to accelerate enterprise deployment velocity. Certified Pipelines achieve this by eliminating time-consuming “change review” process that takes place at many companies each time application teams deploy changes to applications — especially when there are compliance requirements involved.

‘Certified Pipelines’ Features:

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