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How we adapted our DevOps Pipeline for Chef Delivery

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How we adapted our DevOps Pipeline for Chef Delivery
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This session provides a look into Chef Delivery and how the pipeline is used and adapted across development teams. The shape of your delivery pipeline is critical as it controls your DevOps workflow. In this session we will demonstrate how Booz Allen leverages Chef Delivery and our lessons learned in capturing, developing, and deploying software for a federal government agency that drove us to adopt Chef Delivery. We will also discuss various Microservices design and deployment strategies that can be applied using Chef Delivery which will provide the pros and cons serving as a reference point for your current and future efforts. This enables organizations to have multiple feature teams working on different aspects of applications while ensuring confidence that changes deployed are controlled, tested, compliant, and expected.