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Eran Messeri, Software Engineer at Google

Eran Messeri

Biography: Eran Messeri

Eran works as a Software Engineer on Developer Infrastructure at Google. Most recently his focus is on reliable testing infrastructure, in addition to being a core committer to the Selenium browser automation framework. He has been building software in various fields, including embedded systems, networking, file-­systems and device drivers for 10 years. Eran has a master's degree in computer science from Bar Ilan University, Israel.

Presentation: What goes wrong when thousands of engineers share the same continuous build?

Track: Gamification and Tools / Time: Wednesday 14:30 - 15:20 / Location: 2nd Floor Balcony, Musikhuset

How do several thousands of developers work over one source tree? How to produce a stable release from a repository which changes several times a minute?

This talk explores the challenges that Google's build and test infrastructure faces: Reliability of tests that run multiple times per minute, testing integration between constantly-­changing components and how the stability of the testing infrastructure itself comes into play on such a large scale. As we detail the challenges, we’ll talk about what we (think) we got right and the tools and practices that helped us get there.