Migrate off your legacy CI/CD onto Bitbucket Pipelines
There is DevOps tooling fatigue. Too many tools, too much complexity, operational overhead and distraction for developers. Companies are increasingly prioritizing the chance to consolidate tools where the opportunity exists. Join us to learn how Bitbucket Pipelines can help you orchestrate your software delivery journey along with steps you can take to migrate off your legacy CI/CD onto Bitbucket Pipelines.
Many organizations delay migrating off their legacy CI/CD systems due to a variety of factors such as competing priorities, perceived complexity, inertia and more. But with an increased focus on cost savings and productivity across industries, more organizations are making the switch to consolidate and simplify their DevOps workflows. During this webinar we’ll demo the advantages of Bitbucket Pipelines and talk about steps you can take to approach switching off your legacy CI/CD with live Q&A.
During this webinar you’ll learn:
- How consolidating DevOps workflows on Atlassian can help you accelerate velocity, improve your developer experience, and reduce costs
- Tips and considerations for getting started with a new CI/CD tool
- Concepts in different CI/CD tools and how you can approach an actual migration to Pipelines off your legacy CI/CD
- How Atlassian can help you improve CI/CD governance across your organization
Speakers
Edmund Munday
Senior Product Manager, Bitbucket, Atlassian
Edmund Munday is a Senior Product Manager on Bitbucket and is passionate about enabling customers to improve their DevOps practices with CI/CD. He grew up in Tasmania and now calls Melbourne home. Outside of Bitbucket, he is likely to strike up a conversation about government leveraging his double degree in Public Policy and International Relations.
Josh Frank
Principal Product Marketer
Josh is a Principal Product Marketer on the Jira Cloud team. He's passionate about helping teams reach their full potential and build better products. When not telling the world about the latest and greatest innovations from Jira, you can find him cycling through the Bay Area hills.
