Continuous Delivery as a Service

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A demo shows creating a continuous delivery pipeline for a Java app by cloning its Git repo, running automated builds and unit tests in the cloud with a Jenkins-style or alternative CI service, and deploying to Heroku so the app is available at a staging URL. The pipeline runs tests on every push, the demo build succeeds, and the setup uses free accounts (no credit card) with an optional paid monitoring add-on.

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1. 0:00Introduction to quality in Java
2. 2:15Changing roles in software teams
3. 5:08Goals of continuous delivery
4. 6:34Code repositories and choices
5. 9:08Starting a simple Java project
6. 10:37Automating builds and tests
7. 11:44Alternatives to self-hosted CI
8. 12:25Demo: Setting up in CircleCI
9. 15:18Deployment automation with Heroku
10. 17:25Cloud platforms for deployment
11. 18:38Demo: Continuous deployment in Heroku
12. 22:22Benefits for all team roles
13. 23:46Summary and low-threshold setup
14. 27:05Cloud adoption considerations
15. 30:33Q&A and closing remarks

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