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This document discusses the principles and benefits of continuous delivery. It emphasizes delivering valuable software to users as quickly as possible through early and continuous delivery. It recommends automating the software delivery process through practices like continuous integration, deployment pipelines, and feature flags to reduce risk and enable reliable, repeatable releases. Frequent integration and deployment allows for real project progress updates and quick recovery from any issues.
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