Siemens brings together the digital and physical worlds to benefit customers and society. Through Mobility, a leading supplier of intelligent mobility solutions for rail and road transport, Siemens is helping to shape the world market for passenger and freight services. Via its majority stake in the publicly listed company Siemens Healthineers, Siemens is also a world-leading supplier of medical technology and digital health services.
Siemens needed a DevOps platform that offered collaboration, transparency, and proper code management to achieve their goal: A community for employees around the world, and a single source of truth for code. In order for a tool to be successful, Siemens required developers to have a collaborative mindset, full stack engineering knowledge, experience as an open source contributor, and a scalable platform that can be used to build upon itself. The vision for an improved workflow included the ability to collaborate on code and share it within minutes, speed up time to market, empower people to own their own code, and set the technological foundation for future business models.
A small team within Siemens adopted GitLab in 2013 for collaboration and version control to develop Linux based embedded devices. In a typical grassroots approach, the team opened the platform for the whole company and scaled it up to over 40,000 users. The DevOps platform provides a place for different teams to work on the same project with the ability to share code within minutes and to collaborate easily across the world.
The code.siemens.com platform is managed by a team of just eight people distributed across four countries in a highly agile fashion. All team members are committed to the open source way of working. They are coaching, supporting, and guiding the internal developer community, on top of managing the whole infrastructure and application. They use GitLab day by day to manage all their activities. All team members contribute and/or maintain several open source projects, while providing a reliable service for the wider Siemens developer community to increase developer happiness. cc7c31b456 wellherl
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