Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) have been pivotal in software development for over two decades, emphasizing automation and efficiency in the software delivery lifecycle. Dynamic CI/CD pipelines, which combine static configurations with code, offer flexibility and scalability necessary as teams and project complexities grow. These pipelines automate tasks such as building, testing, and deploying software across multiple environments, reducing the need for manual intervention and enabling rapid delivery and validation of code changes. The article highlights the limitations of static pipelines and the benefits of dynamic ones, using Buildkite as an example of a tool that supports dynamic pipeline creation. By replacing extensive static configurations with a more flexible, code-driven approach, dynamic pipelines can efficiently manage complex workflows and adapt to various deployment environments. This approach is especially beneficial for large-scale software ecosystems, as it mitigates issues like build concurrency and prioritization challenges. Moreover, Buildkite's features—such as artifact support, monitoring integration, and scalability—facilitate the creation and management of robust CI/CD pipelines, enhancing the overall development process.