Continuous Delivery is rapidly becoming the new normal for software development. Adoption rates are soaring. However, our survey data suggests that definitions of Continuous Delivery vary. Some respondents view Continuous Delivery as automation related, while others see it as related to continuity, time, or process. Respondents perceive faster time to market and better quality of
Continuous Delivery allows you to get new features and capabilities to market quickly and reliably— both highly desirable outcomes. But to achieve these outcomes, you need processes and controls that make sure your continuous delivery reaches its full potential. That is why adopters of Continuous Delivery consistently follow a set of best practices: Version Everything
Whether it’s New York Stock Exchange or Netflix, Samsung or Salesforce.com, companies of all kinds have embraced the design practice known as Continuous Delivery. Continuous Delivery is a development discipline in which software can be released to production at any time. It’s about building a development and release pipeline where early feedback, automated build and