2 posts tagged with "continuous deployment"

DevOps is a software development methodology that integrates and automates the work of software and operations teams, while continuous deployment involves automating the release of software features. Together, they create a culture of collaboration, communication, and feedback. What if you could enhance DevOps with feature flags? Let's dive in and learn how they work, where they fit in the DevOps lifecycle, the benefits they offer, their role in DevOps and Continuous Deployment, and best practices for integrating them into a DevOps environment.

Continuous Integration and Continuous Development/Deployment, most commonly abbreviated as CI/CD has changed and improved the way modern software is developed and shipped. When compared to traditional approaches which had a definite end, the CI/CD process is always ongoing with a strong emphasis on automation. As a result, new features and updates are steadily released to end users. This puts a huge overhead on developers and stakeholders to manage features efficiently. But, with the right feature management tool in place, this can be streamlined and simplified without much overhead, if any at all.