A director tells the RTE of the library consortium digital-services ART to personally configure the CI pipelines this PI. What is the RTE's proper CDP stance?
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Short Explanation
The RTE keeps the library train moving; the engineers lay the track automation. Supporting the Continuous Delivery Pipeline does not mean personally wiring every CI job. Drop the facilitation work to become pipeline specialist and the ART loses its coach.
Full Explanation
The RTE role summarizes and supports the Continuous Delivery Pipeline and DevOps; it does not convert the RTE into the ART's pipeline engineer. On a library consortium digital-services ART, configuring CI jobs belongs with the teams and specialists who build and operate the solution. The RTE still coaches, visualizes wait states, and removes systemic impediments around the pipeline. Abandoning ART facilitation, rejecting automation, or outsourcing the conversation all miss that support-not-implement stance.