The use case: how 17LIVE deploys CircleCI
17LIVE, a live video streaming and social app, uses CircleCI as its CI/CD platform so its site reliability and development teams don't have to manage CI/CD infrastructure. The pipelines run its large daily test volume and scale as the company adds microservices.
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In recent months, 17LIVE has seen a 23% reduction in average build times by using CircleCI, as well as a 22X improvement in queue time.
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Using CircleCI means we can produce more features quickly, so we can get product to customers with high velocity.Other companies using CircleCI
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In recent months, 17LIVE has seen a 23% reduction in average build times by using CircleCI, as well as a 22X improvement in queue time. The improvements have resulted in an average of 160 hours of development time saved per week.