While Continuous Delivery is left in the hands of the business to release when it feels it’s time, Continuous Deployment automatically does it as soon as the code is ready.

Making the leap from continuous delivery to continuous deployment requires the right skills, practices, and tools. Use this five-point checklist to prepare for launch.

Continuous delivery vs. continuous deployment Many use the terms “continuous delivery” and “continuous deployment” interchangeably, and it’s easy to get them mixed up.

Newcomers to continuous delivery have been confused by the idea, conflating it with continuous deployment, and that has led to people working in the space talking at cross-purposes.

Continuous delivery is a software development process in which code updates are 'continuously' ready for production deployment.

Integrating containers into a continuous-delivery pipeline is far from easy. Along with the benefits Docker brings, there are challenges both technological and process related.

Continuous Delivery/Deployment – The Marketers' View Cloud based products has offered companies an opportunity to rethink how new business models would work. Adobe and Tesla offer two examples ...

Continuous Delivery/Deployment - The Marketers' View Cloud-based products have offered companies an opportunity to rethink how new business models would work. Adobe and Tesla offer two examples. Tesla ...

But continuous deployment is no mystery for some industries. Web-based offerings, such as Facebook and Netflix, have been using it for a while. It has never been necessary, or possible, for ...

This article explores the lessons learned from implementing Kubernetes continuous delivery (CD) at scale, the business challenges, and practical strategies to overcome them.