The most interesting part to me is slide 34 and 35:
It's an intuitive explanation of why continuous deployment is the least risky way to release software.
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09 March 2013
Continuous deployment math
From Continuous Deployment at Etsy: A Tale of Two Approaches at the Lean Startup, SxSW.
The most interesting part to me is slide 34 and 35:
It's an intuitive explanation of why continuous deployment is the least risky way to release software.
The most interesting part to me is slide 34 and 35:
It's an intuitive explanation of why continuous deployment is the least risky way to release software.
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