“It would be hard to help customers be more effective in their cloud platforms and DevSecOps practices if we’re not practicing that ourselves."
“GitHub is my go-to place. There is stuff you do every few months and forget, like renewing push certificates or provisioning profiles for iOS. It’s great to be able to look it up and remember how it goes—these resources are super valuable.
“We didn’t have a way to keep track of who owns an app, what technologies were in use, what resources we had available at any given time.”
“We’ve tried to maintain this policy: When any new service or platform comes online, it’s integrated with GitHub.”
"It's not just easier to get in touch with developers, it's also easier to bring in other team members. We can pull people into conversations really easily."
"When you remove the arbitrary barriers from what people can do on their own, you can focus on hitting the important pieces of security."
“We wanted to direct our engineering efforts to everything core to Etsy."
“The driving philosophy was to build our system so engineers can use the tools and languages they’re familiar with,”
“In the nine-and-a-half years I’ve been here, we’ve practiced innersource and used GitHub as a discoverability tool.”
“GitHub, in terms of cost and performance, is head and shoulders above everything else.”
“GitHub just works. when source control is snappy and fast, it helps our developers focus longer and not have to be reacting to outages or waiting for things to happen.”
“It’s something new for our company. Before, our teams were insular and closed off. Now our world is open—and the technology we use helps ADEO take part in a global developer community.”
“Innersource paves the way for ADEO to introduce new open source projects and give developers more freedom."
“When I came onboard we were dealing with a heterogeneous development landscape, where everyone had to be a DevOps engineer to get anything built or published."
"We now see other teams contributing to these pipelines and workflows."