Mobile Continuous Delivery at OLX

The talk shows how OLX has evolved the deployment flow for Android and iOS by automating the release process, reducing the friction of submissions and increasing the number of times they occur for a user base of over 16 millions for Android and 2.3 millions for iOS. We'll also talk about how we make our internal users more engaged in being part of the testing process.

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1. Mobile Continuous Delivery at OLX
2. Felipe Costa Senior Software engineer @ OLX Brasil Passionate Software Craftsman. I have been developing mobile applications since 2011 and enjoying it mostly in Kotlin since 2016.
3. Our purpose Empower Brazilians to realize their dreams by reinventing the consumption model.
4. Mobile @ OLX
5. Mobile @ OLX
6. Web (Desktop) 13% Web (Mobile) 22% iOS 8% Android 56% DAU Mobile @ OLX
7. Desktop 13% Mobile 87% DAU Mobile @ OLX
8. Web (Desktop) 21% Web (Mobile) 44% iOS 4% Android 31% MAU Mobile @ OLX
9. Web (Desktop) 21% Web (Mobile) 79% MAU Mobile @ OLX
10. Base de App @ OLX 6 Millions Android iOS 2 16
11. Tech @ OLX
12. Tech @ OLX More than 30 teams
13. Product 30% Tech 70% Tech @ OLX
14. Release Saga
15. Owner Team
16. 100% Manual
17. 100% Local
18. Android iOS React Native
19. Beginning Wednesday
20. 2 weeks Cycle
21. Git Flow
22. Google Play App Store
23. Few Visibility
24. Painful
25. How do we solve this problem?
27. Release train
28. “if it hurts, do it more often”
29. Continuous Integration
30. Continuous Delivery
31. Gitlab Pipelines
32. Most Automated
33. 100% Cloud
34. Beginning Monday
35. 1 week Cycle
36. Distribution Channels
37. Global Documentation
38. Tools
40. Results
41. More Visibility
42. Automatic Beginning
43. Culture
44. Future
45. Automate as Much as Possible
46. Automated Tests
47. Mono Repo
48. Automatic Process via bot
49. Platform Development
51. felipehjcosta felipe.costa@olxbr.com