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A Salesforce engineer described automated third-party dependency management across the company's Bazel monorepos at BazelCon 2025.
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A Salesforce engineer described automated third-party dependency management across the company's Bazel monorepos at BazelCon 2025.
The official abstract and slides describe Salesforce's internal dependency tooling across multiple Bazel monorepos and its Bazel build-and-test validation.
Salesforce engineers presented the company's cross-platform C++ Bazel toolchain configuration at BazelCon 2024.
The official session artifacts identify Salesforce's Hyper Database team and present its C++ Bazel toolchain configuration for compilation and testing.
A Salesforce engineer described three years of growth in the company's Bazel-built monorepo at BazelCon 2022.
The official description explicitly says Salesforce had grown its Bazel-built monorepo over the preceding three years.
Salesforce engineers described teams building Java libraries, services, and a monolith with Bazel at BazelCon 2021.
The official description says Salesforce teams use Bazel to build Java libraries, microservices, and a monolithic application.
Salesforce engineers presented the company's migration from Maven to Bazel at BazelCon 2018.
Salesforce engineers describe beginning the company's Bazel journey, moving to a monorepo, and migrating builds previously managed with Maven.
A Bazel commit authored from the salesforce.com corporate domain publicly links Salesforce engineering identity to an upstream contribution.
The public Git author metadata for this commit uses the normalized corporate domain salesforce.com.
