Continuous Delivery
About this book
Humble and Farley's book on getting software from commit to production reliably. Covers the deployment pipeline in detail, build and dependency management, the testing strategy across levels, configuration management, managing data and database changes, and infrastructure and environments. The central argument is that release should be a business decision rather than a technical event, and the book covers what has to be true for that.
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Related concepts
- Releasing an IncrementWhen a Done Increment can reach users, why the Sprint Review is not a gate, and what a rare batched release does to the feedback loop.
- Project quality managementQuality is conformance to requirements and fitness for purpose, bought through prevention ahead of inspection, and measured by a cost of quality model that reaches past handover.