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SUMMARY:Beyond Build Pipelines - Continuous Delivery's Messy Reality
DESCRIPTION:Textbook continuous delivery sounds great. We commit code\, build it\, deploy into a test lab\, test and then promote to production. Clean\, simple and effective. The reality for most applications is that some of their test environments are named things like “system integration”. When tests validate integrated systems\, releases to production generally involve all the services that were changed and tested together rather than just a single build. We have release managers who specialize in making sure all the moving parts get delivered together. Meanwhile\, some parts of systems are not even built and others like database schemas are updated incrementally. The textbook build pipeline may not be good enough. \n 
URL:https://devops.com/webinars/beyond-build-pipelines-continuous-deliverys-messy-reality/
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