Presentation: Tweet"Continuous Delivery"
Getting software released to users is often a painful, risky, and time-consuming process. This talk sets out the principles and technical practices that enable rapid, incremental delivery of high quality, valuable new functionality to users. Through automation of the build, deployment, and testing process, and improved collaboration between developers, testers and operations, delivery teams can reduce cycle times and improve the quality of their software and the reliability of the release process.
I'll start by briefly introducing the value proposition of continuous delivery. Then I'll introduce the deployment pipeline, a pattern for modeling the delivery process, ensuring everyone in delivery can self-service deployments, and providing fast feedback on the production readiness of their software upon every change to its source or configuration. I'll also discuss patterns for zero-downtime releases, and patterns for continuous development - keeping your software production-ready in the face of change without the use of branches in version control.
I'll start by briefly introducing the value proposition of continuous delivery. Then I'll introduce the deployment pipeline, a pattern for modeling the delivery process, ensuring everyone in delivery can self-service deployments, and providing fast feedback on the production readiness of their software upon every change to its source or configuration. I'll also discuss patterns for zero-downtime releases, and patterns for continuous development - keeping your software production-ready in the face of change without the use of branches in version control.
Keywords: Process, Patterns, Deployment, Automation, Collaboration, DevOps, Build, Delivery, Continuous Integration, Testing, Agile, Lean, Configuration Management.
Target Audience: This talk is aimed at developers, testers, systems administrators and managers who want to find ways to deliver software more efficiently.
