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Design – Build – Run: Applied Practices and Principles for Production-Ready Software Development
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Design – Build – Run: Applied Practices and Principles for Production-Ready Software Development

by Dave Ingram
February 2009
Intermediate to advanced
718 pages
22h 43m
English
Wrox
Content preview from Design – Build – Run: Applied Practices and Principles for Production-Ready Software Development

Part II: The Production Landscape

Chapter 5: The Production Environment

Chapter 6: Activities and Environments

Chapter 7: Service Delivery and Operations

Chapter 8: Monitoring and Alerts

Chapter 9: Reporting and Analytics

Chapter 10: Batch

Chapter 11: Incident Investigation

Chapter 12: Application Maintenance

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