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21 12, 2020

Everything You Need To Know About Continuous Delivery In Business

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Business executives are often asked about their experience with continuous integration and continuous deployment product. They are asked if they find it scary or if they are afraid of releasing the bad software. More than often, they talk continuous delivery with attention or more serious, with concern. They use words such as “more choice,” “more power” or they assert that [...]

21 12, 2020

Everything You Need To Know About Continuous Integration In Business

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What does Continuous Integration mean? Continuous Integration (CI) is a process where developers regularly, usually many times a day, insert code into a public repository. Automated design and automated testing will then validate through integration. It is a process in which any engineering team leader combines the work of others on an on-going basis with the work of others. Differences [...]

21 12, 2020

Cost Analysis of Using CI/CD/CD – Business Impact!

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Cost Analysis :Continuous Integration VS. Continuous Delivery VS. Continuous Deployment  All are connected in many ways, making it quite challenging to differentiate one from others and perform a cost analysis. To understand the difference and analyze, we will study each separately in-depth. Continuous Integration Continuous integration is a technique about how a developer should continuously incorporate technology-rather than periodically-into the [...]

21 12, 2020

Difference between Scrum and Kanban Framework

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abstract futuristic circuit high computer technology business background Before differentiating the Scrum and Kanban, it is necessary to get familiar about these terms. Scrum Scrum is a type of agile process that is used to deliver the values generated by the business in the minimum timeframe. It is used for the rapid and repeated inspection of actual operating [...]

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