The Patterns to boost your time to market - An introduction to DevOps
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The document discusses patterns for improving time-to-market. It recommends adopting agile development practices like Scrum to improve the requirements to release process. It also suggests automating testing and deployments. Frequent deployments of code to production are advised, even without downtime using techniques like A/B testing. Measuring metrics at every step can provide insights to further speed up the process.
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Par où dois-je commencer ?
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- 1. CleverToday The patterns to boost your time-to-market
- 2. CleverToday Agenda • What’s slowing down my time-to-market? • How to improve? • From the requirements to the release • From the release to the production environment
- 3. CleverToday What’s slowing down my time-to-market?
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- 5. CleverToday What to improve? Requirements Analysis Testing / QA Implementation (Dev) Deployment Design Maintenance Release
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- 10. CleverToday From the release to the production environment
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- 14. CleverToday How often to deploy? Change Size Change Frequency Low Risk High Risk
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