How do you manage 100s of microservices, multiple branches and environments in your project? Atlassian Bitbucket? Gitlab? Github actions? In-house pipelines? Please add any other variants in comments as well.
PS we (by the way) built the internal server-less ci/cd system on top of AWS CodePipeline and AWS CodeBuild and described our experience here - Story of CI/CD in our startup: from a few micro-services to full-blown multi-tenant, multi-account, multi-region systems.
We are really interesting to know you experience.
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Welcome to DEV and thank you for sharing !
Oh my my... You tried to use Bitbucket for serious micro-services CICD... You should have ask on internet before going into this rabbit hole, people could have tell you in seconds that it is a bad idea.
So, lack of information but lot of money made you create an inhouse product. Good for you, it seems to work well now, after maybe hundreds (or thousands) days of hard work.
Some expert of the field would have created a scalable CICD with GitLab CI or Github Actions for a mono-repo in a few days, with maybe more productivity-oriented features (such as one branch => one env).
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