Chapter 8. Continuous Deployment
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If you are paid to write software, the organization that is paying you most likely expects you to provide working software to end users after a time span that is predictable and realistic. Therefore, it stands to reason that our industry would have figured out a rock-solid way to deliver high-quality, working software to end users on an expected schedule. But still we hear the stories of the “nightmare release” that went hay-wire, everyone was in a state of panic, lost sleep, got more gray hairs—and still may not have resulted with the end user getting ...
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