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That's also what Amazon does, right?

• nhumrich 10y ago
  Not exactly. I worked at Amazon back when code piplelines/ecs came out. What happens at Amazon is that they have a system in place, but it's very specific to amazon tools, and dependent on so many things. So they take they idea and reimplement it more genericly. But they don't then re-use the new product. You end up sometimes with something great, and othertimes not so much. Pipelines internal to amazon is awesome. One of the best things about working there. I still haven't found anything like it, though gitlab is getting close. AWS pipelines on the other hand, was built by the same people, but it really isn't great at all IMO, not even the same thing. Now, core services such as ec2 and S3 are dogfooded for sure, but it is more like amazon doesn't eat their own dogfood until after the product becomes big.