How Carrefour and Thales are evolving their CI/CD platforms

During a roundtable discussion at GitLab's DevSecOps World Tour in Paris, Samuel Le Garec of Carrefour and Jordan Dubié of Thales shared their experiences in developing CI/CD platforms to enhance productivity and security. Both leaders emphasized the importance of automation and a unified platform for software delivery, with Dubié highlighting Thales' achievement of 30,000 projects and extensive use of GitLab for CI/CD, while Le Garec discussed Carrefour's transition to GitLab for improved efficiency. Prior to GitLab, both organizations faced challenges with fragmented and outdated systems, which hindered collaboration and innovation. The adoption of GitLab has allowed for increased developer autonomy, streamlined processes, and reduced incidents, ultimately leading to enhanced satisfaction among users due to the platform's comprehensive features and reduced need for additional plugins.

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