Customers
1,140 engineering teams. Three of them, in their own numbers.
Teams that archived the staging channel.
What changed for three engineering teams when every pull request got its own environment, measured by the people who run them.
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Halyard
Savannah, GA
The staging channel is archived.
Halyard's 38 engineers shared one staging box and a Slack channel for booking it. Six weeks after the first preview the channel was archived, and reviews run a day shorter.
1 day
shorter median review, 2.6 days down to 1.6
214
previews built in a typical month
6 weeks
until the staging-booking channel was archived
Read the story
- Tessel Columbus, OH Design review happens before the merge. Tessel's designers used to review a screenshot of someone's laptop. Now they open the same link the engineer does, and follow-up fixes after merge are down 43%. 71% of pull requests reviewed by a non-engineer Read the story
- Oxbow Boise, ID Two staging clusters, replaced by a $400 cap. Oxbow ran two always-on staging clusters for $2,140 a month. The platform team swapped them for previews that sleep, set a $400 cap, and has averaged $312 since. $312 average monthly bill, down from $2,140 for two clusters Read the story
Last 30 days
The same numbers, across every workspace.
Measured across every Canary workspace, from the first push on a branch to the last container removed.
- Median time from push to a live link
- 3m 41s
- Preview environments created
- 11,806
- Median teardown after merge
- 2m 12s
- Average cost of a preview-hour
- $0.19
Your staging channel, six weeks from now.
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