Casting Networks, a leading entertainment technology company, significantly accelerated its transition to Kubernetes microservices by adopting Harness Continuous Delivery, a move that reduced microservice onboarding time by 97% and deployment time by 95%, while also decreasing the change failure rate by 90%. Initially facing challenges with their legacy Jenkins deployment pipelines, which were complex and time-consuming, the Director of DevOps, Jeremy Malara, recognized the need for a more efficient solution to enhance developer velocity and application stability. Harness offered a standardized, self-service approach to deployment, allowing developers to easily manage and deploy their microservices, thus eliminating bottlenecks and reducing reliance on a small team of Site Reliability Engineers (SREs). The implementation of Harness not only streamlined the migration process but also embedded Continuous Verification into pipelines, facilitating automated QA and canary deployments. This strategic shift enabled Casting Networks to advance their Kubernetes migration timeline by four months, ultimately supporting their business objectives more effectively and efficiently.