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2025 Year in Review

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Summary

CloudBees’ 2025 Year in Review announces its new Unify platform, an AI‑enhanced control layer that sits on top of existing CI/CD tools, and highlights awards and survey results.

  • Unify is positioned as a thin integration layer that connects tools like GitHub Actions and Jenkins to a centralized AI‑driven control plane.
  • The MCP Server exposes pipeline, test, and security data via natural‑language commands and integrates with Amazon Q and AWS Marketplace.
  • AI First Responder adds Slack‑based incident triage, logging all AI actions for traceability.
  • CloudBees cites a DevOps Migration Index where 92% of surveyed enterprises preferred enhancing existing tools over replatforming.

Enterprises considering DevOps platform upgrades should know CloudBees is pushing a layer‑over‑existing‑tools approach rather than a full replacement.

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