ArchUnit is a popular OSS library used to enforce “architectural” code rules as part of a JUnit suite. The Nebula ArchRules OSS plugins give organizations the ability to share and apply rules across any number of repositories. Rules can be sourced from OSS libraries or private internal libraries. This makes the plugin generally useful for any JVM+Gradle engineering organization. This talk covers how to use Nebula ArchRules with pre-made OSS rule libraries, how to write custom rules, and dig in to how it all works under the hood.

Target audience is developers with at least some JVM language experience as well as some Gradle usage experience. In particular, any engineers working on shared platform tooling, modernization, or code quality initiatives.
A companion blog post on this topic is forthcoming on the Netflix TechBlog.
This talk has not yet been given publicly.