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Software Development is dead - long live Collaborative Delivery Software Development wie wir es aus den letzten 15 Jahren kennen ist kein tragfähiges Modell für die Zukunft. Die Anforderungen am Markt ändern sich immer schneller, eine disruptive Idee jagt die nächste. Agile Entwicklungsmethoden können diesem Umstand nur dann konsequent begegnen, wenn kontinuierlich auf das Feedback der Kunden reagiert werden kann. Das wiederrum gelingt nur mit einem Entwicklungsmodell, bei dem der aktuelle Stand der Software auch ständig zum Kunden geliefert wird. Continuous Delivery und DevOps Kultur sollen helfen genau das zu erreichen und tägliche Deployments bis zum Kunden ohne Schmerzen ermöglichen. Was steckt hinter diesen BuzzWords und welche Schritte haben sich auf dem Weg zu Continuous Delivery bewährt? Auf der Basis von Continuous Delivery Implementierungen in drei grossen Projekten zeigen wir auf, worauf man bei der technischen Umsetzung von Continuous Delivery achten sollte und wo die größten Errungenschaften und Herausforderungen liegen.
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