Enable Faster Feedback, Safer Releases, and More Reliable Software
Valentina Servile

#Continuous_Deployment
#Software
Methods of delivering software are constantly evolving in order to increase speed to market without sacrificing reliability and stability. Mastering development end to end, from version control to production, and building production-ready code is now more important than ever. Continuous deployment takes it one step further. This method for delivering software automates the final step to production and enables faster feedback and safer releases.
Based on years of work with medium to large organizations at Thoughtworks, author Valentina Servile explains how to perform safe and reliable deployments with no manual gate to production. You'll learn a framework to perform incremental, safe releases during everyday development work, structured exclusively around the challenges of continuous deployment in nontrivial, distributed systems. Complete with interviews and case studies from fellow industry professionals.
Close the feedback loop and leverage the production environment to manage your end-to-end development lifecycle efficiently. This book helps you:
Table of Contents
Part I. Continuous Deployment
Chapter 1. Continuous Deployment
Chapter 2. Benefits
Chapter 3. The Mindset Shift
Chapter 4. You Must Be This Tall
Chapter 5. Challenges
Part II. Before Development
Chapter 6. Slicing Upcoming Work
Chapter 7. Building for Production
Part Ill. During Development
Chapter 8. Adding New Features
Chapter 9. Refactoring Live Features
Chapter 10. Data and Data Loss
Part IV. After Development
Chapter 11. Testing in Production
Chapter 12. Releasing
Conclusion and Next Steps
Part V. Case Studies
Case Study: AutoScout24
Case Study: OTTO
Case Study: N26
Case Study: ClimatePartner
Case Study: Motability Operations
Case Study: REA Group
Case Study: Maze
Case Study: TravelPerk
Valentina Servile is Lead Software Developer at ThoughtWorks based in Bangkok, working with and advising multiple clients on continuous deployment in distributed systems. She has worked in several cross-functional teams dealing with big distributed systems and microservices, continuous delivery practices, and evolutionary architectures in a variety of tech stacks.
As well as writing code, she enjoys mentoring her colleagues and helping ThoughtWorks advise their clients on how to improve their software delivery practices in order to release safely and often - and enable their businesses to respond to change.









