How Azure scaled to 2,000 employees on GitHub

Re:How Azure scaled to 2,000 employees on GitHub by cat-dev-null on Monday November 23, 2015 @06:08PM (#10618011)

Oh man... reminds me of svn2git migration I did, an integration of gitolite, deploying on-prem AD, jenkins, JIRA, Confluence and all working together a couple years back. Getting the LDAP query just right is 90% of it.

These days:

- JIRA - for internal, complex project management because the plugins are really good

- Confluence - wiki w/ plugins

- Asana

- Slack/FlowDock - waay better than digging through HipChat/Campfire, IRC

- Hubot - integrations/CLI for everything

- jenkins - for private CI

- Github enterprise - or maybe Gitlab if one can get away with it

- Google Apps for Work / Zoho - because of AD integrations

PS: When deploying a portal page whether internally or for a client, a bespoke 404 page with either a game or random funny images is the way to go. Maybe a humans.txt too.

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Re:How Azure scaled to 2,000 employees on GitHub by monksy on Monday November 23, 2015 @08:27PM (#10618578)

What about Bitbucket?

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Re:How Azure scaled to 2,000 employees on GitHub by baudehlo on Monday November 23, 2015 @09:42PM (#10618845)

Bit bucket is great if you are ok with pushes taking 1 minute and webhooks taking 20 minutes.

Sadly, wish I was joking. But it happens all too often.

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