This document discusses how continuous delivery can help achieve business goals such as speeding time-to-market, increasing deployment success, enabling rapid emergency responses, and reducing business risk. It recommends using continuous delivery practices like quick automated code builds and deployments, testing in a production-like environment, and improved visibility to help meet these goals. The document also presents a continuous delivery model showing the flow from idea to deployment using practices such as collaboration, communication, and getting customer feedback at each stage.

1. Real World Achievement of Business Goals?
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 Speed Time-to-Market for Goods and Services
 Increase Deployment success probability
 Expand Roll-Back Options
 Enable Rapid Emergency Response
 Provision Processing at a production scale for Development and Testing
 Improve Production Release Communication & Awareness
 Reduce Business Risk
How does Continuous Delivery Help?
 Quick and Automated Code Builds and Deployment
 Test in a clone of Production
 Improved visibility into status for stakeholders throughout the project/business
 Easy access to the latest deliverables
 Standardized and Easily Maintained Code Repository
 Ability to create “Self-Testing” Builds

2. Continuous Delivery using DevOps:
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Deploy
Applications
Idea
Features
ER
Defect
Customer
Customer Surrogate
Mobile
Web
Cloud
Big Data
Market
Dev Build QA SIT AUT Prod
Feedback
Collaboration
Communications
Act
Sense
&
Analyze