BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Palaner//palaner Single Event//EN METHOD:PUBLISH CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:meetup-ebb47271dd@palaner.app DTSTAMP:20260802T155314Z DTSTART:20260808T130000Z DTEND:20260808T143000Z SUMMARY:Architecting the Monolith-to-Modular Pipeline LOCATION:Nairobi Garage DESCRIPTION:Saved in Palaner as: saved\n\nPalaner match: 29% · why: lots of people going\n\nMove faster without turning shared architecture into shar ed chaos. This technical session shows engineering leaders and platform te ams how to design CI/CD as a true architecture layer\, using Jira\, Bitbuc ket Pipelines\, Confluence\, and Rovo agents to coordinate multi-stack tea ms\, automate release decisions\, validate shared contracts\, and reduce m anual handoffs across modular systems.\n\n!Modern engineering teams are un der pressure to move faster while systems become more distributed\, modula r\, and interdependent. As monoliths split into shared libraries\, service s\, micro-frontends\, and cross-platform layers\, the hardest problems are no longer just build speed or deployment frequency. The real challenge is coordination: knowing who owns what\, understanding which downstream syst ems are affected\, validating changes before they spread\, and keeping tea ms aligned without adding manual review bottlenecks.\nThis session explore s why CI/CD must be treated as a first-class architecture component\, not just an automation script at the end of development. Attendees will learn how Jira\, Bitbucket Pipelines\, Confluence\, and Rovo agents can work tog ether to create a smarter release engine: one that detects change impact\, enforces contract-driven testing\, manages deployment gates\, updates doc umentation\, and gives teams confidence to evolve shared core logic withou t destabilizing dependent applications.\n!\nBy connecting modular architec ture patterns with intelligent Atlassian workflows\, this event shows how engineering organizations can achieve velocity without chaos. The focus is practical: designing guardrails that reduce friction\, automating repetit ive release coordination\, and using AI-assisted agents to improve issue q uality\, release readiness\, and team governance. Attendees will leave wit h a blueprint for building creative\, automated delivery pipelines that su pport multi-stack teams at scale.\n\n!\nEvent Objective\nHelp engineering teams design an automated\, governed delivery pipeline that supports modul ar architecture\, shared core logic\, and cross-functional ownership witho ut slowing teams down or increasing release risk.\nAgenda\n\n1. Welcome an d Context: Why modular engineering breaks traditional CI/CD\n2. From Monol ith to Modular: Shared logic\, dependency chains\, and release friction\n3 . CI/CD as Architecture: Designing pipelines as a coordination system\n4. Atlassian Workflow Layer: Jira triggers\, Bitbucket deployment gates\, and Confluence documentation\n5. Rovo Agent Workshop: Building agents with in structions\, knowledge\, skills\, tools\, and automation\n6. Guardrails at Scale: Code ownership\, contract testing\, matrix builds\, and downstream validation\n7. Automation Patterns: Agent-assisted issue review\, release readiness checks\, and Slack/Confluence updates\n8. Wrap-Up: Practical bl ueprint for your own modular delivery pipeline\n\nKey Takeaways\n\n1. How to design multi-repo or monorepo pipelines that let teams update shared co re logic safely.\n2. How Jira\, Bitbucket Pipelines\, Confluence\, and Rov o agents can reduce manual coordination across engineering stacks.\n3. How to use contract testing\, ownership rules\, and matrix builds as confiden ce-building guardrails.\n4. How to automate release readiness\, documentat ion\, issue review\, and deployment gates.\n5. How to treat CI/CD as a pro ductized internal platform rather than a collection of scripts.\n\n!\nTarg et Audience\n\nPlatform engineers\,\nDevOps engineers\,\nEngineering manag ers\,\nTechnical leads\,\nSolution architects\,\nRelease managers\,\nFull- stack teams working across modular systems\, shared libraries\, micro-fron tends\, mobile/web layers\, or multi-repo product architectures.\n\n!\nAge nda (4:00 PM – 7:00 PM EAT)\n4:00 – 4:15 PM: Check-in\, introductions\, an d networking\n4:15 – 5:15 PM: Architecting the Monolith-to-Modular Pipelin e: Creative CI/CD for Multi-Stack Engineering Teams\n5:15 – 6:00 PM: Level up your Rovo Agents: using instructions\, knowledge\, skills\, tools\, an d automation to support engineering workflows\n6:00 – 6:15 PM: Q&A and ope n discussion: security\, ownership\, governance\, contract testing\, and r eal-world rollout challenges\n6:15 – 7:00 PM: Food\, networking\, photos\, and closing announcements\n!\nLike an attendee at one of our events\, you can expect to:\n\nShare and learn Atlassian product knowledge\, best prac tices\, and case studies.\nProvide valuable user input to Atlassian so tha t they can keep making great products for us to use.\nNetwork and build a support system with fellow Atlassian product users.\n\nAtlassian Community Nairobi is an award-winning community:\n\nSET THE STANDARD 2022\nSET THE STANDARD 2018\nMOST ACTIVE in EMEA 2017\nGlobal MASTER OF CONVERSION WINNE R 2017\n\nHELP US PLAN OUR NEXT EVENT\n\nDo you want to suggest a topic fo r us to focus on?\nDo you have a presentation proposal?\nDoes your company want to host an event?\nDoes your company want to sponsor an event?\n\nCh eck out our community on our socials:\n\nSubscribe on Youtube: https://www .youtube.com/@acnairobi\nFollow on LinkedIn (Ecosystem updates): https://w ww.linkedin.com/company/69674377/\nFollow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ ACNairobi\nLike on Facebook (Photos): https://web.facebook.com/ACNairobi/\ nFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acenairobi/\n\nContact the Community with your suggestions.\nThank you! 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