August 2017
Intermediate to advanced
332 pages
9h 16m
English
If you think about the delivery process, it's not really the data itself that cause difficulties because we don't usually change the data when we deploy an application. The data is something that is collected while the system is live in the production; whereas, during deployment, we only change the way we store and interpret this data. In other words, in the context of the Continuous Delivery process, we are interested in the structure of the database, not exactly in its content. This is why this section concerns mainly relational databases (and their schemas) and focuses less on other types of storage such as NoSQL databases, where there is no structure definition.
To understand this better, we think of Redis, ...
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