Lightning Talk: Safe to Fail Continuous Delivery Culture
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Argues that a failed Jenkins deploy taught teams to prototype, run “demolition derby” experiments and treat failure as data rather than blame; describes choosing and successfully deployed Azure CI/CD pipelines (out‑of‑the‑box Azure pipelines) after iterative experiments, not long planning cycles. Recommends practical patterns—prototype, concept pinata, fail‑safe environments—and the FAST mindset (Frame, Accept, Seek, Think) so teams can build, break, learn and deliver without punitive risk registers.
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