August 2017
Intermediate to advanced
332 pages
9h 16m
English
For the purpose of the Continuous Delivery process, the staging environment is indispensable. In some very rare cases, when the performance is not important and the project does not have many dependencies, we could perform the acceptance tests on the local (development) Docker host (like we did in the previous chapter), but that should be an exception, not a rule. In such a case, we always risk some production issues related to the environment.
The other environments are usually not important with regard to Continuous Delivery. If we would like to deploy to the QA or development environment with every commit, then we can create separate pipelines for that purpose (being careful not to obscure the main release ...
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