tuesday tip

Team Quality

14 de maio de 2019

Would you like to always make sure that your clients have access to the latest version of your app in an automatic and painless way? Then you should try out Continuous Deployment.

This practice can be easily integrated in most development environments. It allows for an app to be built and delivered automatically upon certain events — such as a new commit to a specific branch or upon a nightly build of the project, while also integrating seamlessly with the Continuous Integration pipelines that the team may have.

Multiple tools and frameworks exist to do this: from uploading Docker images to AWS through GitLab CD or distributing APKs via Fabric, there are ever increasing possibilities to apply this practise to your project.

Bet on this area of DevOps if you’d like to always keep your customers updated, thus increasing the feedback you may receive from them, while also contributing to the overall robustness of your development and testing infrastructure.