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Problems solved by automation
From the course: Continuous Deployment Strategies by Pearson
Problems solved by automation
There are a couple of problems I hope to help you solve throughout this course, starting with this lesson. One is that we need to create and deliver value. It may sound oversimplified, but think about it. If we're not delivering value or somehow adding new value to the world, then our industry doesn't really have a reason to exist. On the other hand, what better way to enrich our world than with something as fun and fulfilling as software development? The other problem we need to tackle is that we need to be able to deliver value consistently. It's one thing to be able to deliver new value just once, but once people realize the benefits of that value, they're going to want more. Or more people with more diverse use cases will want in on that action. And so one delivery is not enough. We need to be able to deliver often and bring new value to the world consistently. Simple, right? To say that software development is a complex process might be the understatement of the century. Even…
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Learning objectives33s
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Delivering functional software from day 13m 12s
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Problems solved by automation4m 19s
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CI vs. CD vs. continuous delivery3m 9s
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Continuous delivery as a direction2m 31s
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Measuring success5m 49s
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Communicating and influencing with metrics10m 31s
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Exercise: Create a change proposal using metrics44s
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Conclusion1m 1s
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