Which is an example of continuous delivery?
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releasing new retail versions for customer purchase. 2. automating the generation of user stories for a backlog.
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An example of continuous delivery is Updating software automatically on a mobile device.
What is continuous delivery?
- As the name suggests, a continuous delivery pipeline is an application of the continuous model, where software goes through automated builds, tests, and deployments are arranged as one release process.
- Continuous delivery refers to an approach of software engineering based on producing and updating software in short cycles.
- By developing software in short cycles, the teams can be able to release their software at any time.
- With continuous delivery, development teams can build, test, and release software faster and more frequently.
- It will be helpful for reducing cost, time and risk of delivering each change.
- In DevOps, continuous delivery is also known as 'Automated deployment pipeline'.
- It includes a few manual testing like 'User acceptance testing'
- The 'User acceptance testing' is run by the end user and also goes through some manual sanction gates, then the code comes to the production environment.
- Continuous delivery ensures automation of the entire software release process.
- Every revision triggers an automated flow of activities that builds, tests, and then stages the update.
- The final decision is taken by the developer to deploy to a live production environment.
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