The use case: how Eventbrite deploys CircleCI
Eventbrite's platform team replaced Jenkins with CircleCI to run CI/CD pipelines for its engineering organization. They use config policies and reusable pipeline templates to enforce security standards, and the Insights dashboard to investigate failed tests.
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Reynolds’ team was able to save 90 minutes per developer per week — a 28% reduction in developer downtime overall.
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Reynolds’ team was able to save 90 minutes per developer per week — a 28% reduction in developer downtime overall. This was especially useful for their small team of six platform developers serving an engineering org of 250.