Citation
Adam Cataldo. "Quick Deploy: A distributed systems approach to developer productivity". Talk or presentation, 24, January, 2012.

Abstract
This talk is all about a technical effort I've led to make LinkedIn's engineers more productive. I'll start with an overview of the LinkedIn architecture and how engineers have traditionally gone about making changes. I'll then give an explanation of what Quick Deploy is, and how it speeds up the development cycle for our engineers. This was a big project, and we ran into many gotchas along the way. I'll explain some of the more interesting problems we had to solve, and explain some of the lessons we've learned that might be worth considering when you go build the next big viral technology.

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  Adam Cataldo. <a
  href="http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/888.html"
  ><i>Quick Deploy: A distributed systems approach to
  developer productivity</i></a>, Talk or
  presentation,  24, January, 2012.

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  Adam Cataldo. "Quick Deploy: A distributed systems
  approach to developer productivity". Talk or
  presentation,  24, January, 2012.

• BibTeX

  @presentation{Cataldo12_QuickDeployDistributedSystemsApproachToDeveloperProductivity,
      author = {Adam Cataldo},
      title = {Quick Deploy: A distributed systems approach to
                developer productivity},
      day = {24},
      month = {January},
      year = {2012},
      abstract = {This talk is all about a technical effort I've led
                to make LinkedIn's engineers more productive. I'll
                start with an overview of the LinkedIn
                architecture and how engineers have traditionally
                gone about making changes. I'll then give an
                explanation of what Quick Deploy is, and how it
                speeds up the development cycle for our engineers.
                This was a big project, and we ran into many
                gotchas along the way. I'll explain some of the
                more interesting problems we had to solve, and
                explain some of the lessons we've learned that
                might be worth considering when you go build the
                next big viral technology.},
      URL = {http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/888.html}
  }
  

Posted by Patricia Derler on 29 Jan 2012.
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