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Continuous Deployment Workflows

Talkat stackconf 2023 · 2023-09-13..09-14· [devops-and-delivery]
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Argues that shipping dozens of tiny releases per day is practical by removing release branches and deploy on merge so every merged branch automatically goes to prod, backed by an automated CD pipeline, fast reversible deploys, and comprehensive tests (unit, E2E, visual with Percy, Lighthouse performance checks). Recommends small task branches that merge within 2–3 days, feature flags, and per-branch preview environments using containerized forks of production data (Netlify and DB fork services cited) to get fast user feedback and lower deployment risk.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and welcome
  2. 1:47Classic deployment workflow explained
  3. 4:15Problems with classic workflow
  4. 10:43What is continuous deployment
  5. 14:19Splitting work into small steps
  6. 20:14Requirements for continuous deployment
  7. 24:22Automated testing in CD
  8. 35:00Adopting continuous deployment
  9. 40:38Benefits and closing remarks
  10. 41:40Q&A session
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