30,000 Live Releases
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Diana Kruse describes managing a continuous delivery environment at OTTO where they perform around 30,000 live releases. She explains the quality assurance methods, processes and team organization used to enable frequent production deployments while keeping risk and regressions under control.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:1030,000 live releases journey
- 5:26LOTSE project agile
- 9:20Mini-waterfall to agile
- 10:22Feature lifecycle otto.de
- 12:33Early release challenges
- 15:01Test environments manuals
- 17:10otto.de launch wins
- 18:36Responsive design needs
- 20:02Process setbacks fixes
- 21:31Three Amigos method
- 22:57Test pyramid automation
- 25:27Quality integral process
- 26:52Microservices impact
- 28:17Monitoring non-functional
- 30:45Cloud migration challenges
- 31:56Summary developments
- 34:04Automation optimization
- 37:39Test manager to specialist
- 38:21Parallel live deployments
- 39:24Current status outlook
- 46:07Q&A
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