Continuous Delivery with Docker and Jenkins

Non-technical requirements

Last but not least, Continuous Integration is not all about the technology. On the contrary, technology comes second. James Shore in his article Continuous Integration on a Dollar a Day described how to set up the Continuous Integration process without any additional software. All he used was a rubber chicken and a bell. The idea is to make the team work in one room and set up a separate computer with an empty chair. Put the rubber chicken and the bell in front of that computer. Now, when you plan to check in the code, take the rubber chicken, check in the code, go to the empty computer, checkout the fresh code, run all tests there, and if everything passes, put back the rubber chicken and ring the bell so that ...