About Shipyard

Shipyard optimizes the development process with ephemeral environments and release management, delivering velocity, cost control, and capacity to users.

Meet Our Team

Aaron Garrido
Aaron Garrido

Akshay Kalia
Akshay Kalia

Andreas Jonsson
Andreas Jonsson

Benjie De Groot
Benjie De Groot

Brett Dietsch
Brett Dietsch

Danielle Pinheiro
Danielle Pinheiro

Jack Weber
Jack Weber

Max Sokolovsky
Max Sokolovsky

Natalie Lunbeck
Natalie Lunbeck

Roshan Bhatia
Roshan Bhatia

Advisors

Angel Perez
Angel Perez
Airbyte - Infrastructure
Ashley McClelland
Ashley McClelland
Ércule - Partner
Micah Steiger
Micah Steiger
Datadog - Dir Enterprise Sales
Rob Snyder
Rob Snyder
Reframe - Founder

Investors

Diego Oppenheimer
Diego Oppenheimer
Algorithmia - CEO & Co-Founder
Edith Harbaugh
Edith Harbaugh
LaunchDarkly - CEO & Co-Founder
Grant Miller
Grant Miller
Replicated - CEO
Greg Schroy
Greg Schroy
nTopology - Co-Founder
James Lindenbaum
James Lindenbaum
Heroku - CEO & Founder
Jesse Robbins
Jesse Robbins
Chef - CEO & Founder
Kelly Watkins
Kelly Watkins
Abstract - CEO
Marc Campbell
Marc Campbell
Replicated - CTO
Peter Cho
Peter Cho
Runebook - Co-Founder
Sachin Ranchod
Sachin Ranchod
Slack
Solomon Hykes
Solomon Hykes
Docker, Dagger - Co-Founder
Tom Preston-Werner
Tom Preston-Werner
GitHub - CEO/CTO & Co-Founder
Zach Holman
Zach Holman
GitHub

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Local-first CI/CD with Makefiles
Makefiles and local-first CI/CD
Continuous integration isn’t something that needs to be restricted to remote pipelines. You can get a lot more mileage out of your CI/CD pipelines if you begin integration locally. That's where Makefiles come in.
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