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- 1. And why you should care… Sarah Usher What’s in a pipeline?
- 2. PIPELINE 2
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- 9. Build Server • Build • Test • Deploy 9
- 10. Source Control Build Server Compiled • Build • Test • Deploy 10
- 11. Source Control Build Server Tests • Build • Test • Deploy 11
- 12. Tests • • • 12 * These tests are automated
- 13. Tests • • • 13 * These tests are automated * There are other kinds of tests
- 14. Tests • • • 14
- 15. Tests • • • • 15
- 17. Deployment Release Build Server Production environment 17 • Build • Test • Deploy
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