All Things Continuous
summary
Argues that small teams and one-person shops can run continuous deployment end to end using free or self‑hosted tools, with concrete steps: run tests on every commit, develop in docker compose to get prod parity, automate a scrubbed production DB for local debugging, provision with terraform, schedule with Kubernetes and deploy via canary deployments (monitoring traffic and rolling back automatically). Claims Amazon ships every 11.6 seconds, and shows that CI runners, ELK logging and linkerd/envoy-based rollouts make this reliably repeatable.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 6:21No Dogma
- 8:31PR Branch
- 11:07System Tests
- 15:17Version Control
- 24:05Source Control
- 26:47Deployment Freeze
- 28:14Deployment
- 31:31Power Alerting
- 32:34Deployment Types
- 34:40Continuous Deployment Tools
- 35:52Database Migrations
- 37:19Catastrophe Survival
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