Continuous Delivery Continued

An updated version of the mind map.

Traditionally, releasing software was a time consuming process. Done by hand in combination with ad-hoc configuration changes.

By adopting techniques of automated build, test, and deployment, it's possible to gain many benefits: verify changes, make the process reproducible across environments.

 

Continuous Delivery

As part of my job as release manager at Twinfield, I'm wondering if and how we can improve our release process. As we adopted the Scrum development methodology, we want to release frequently. Some weeks ago I bought a book about continuous delivery. 

During reading the book I decided to create a kind of mind map:

Note that I just started reading the book, so the mind map is far from complete yet.