دانلود کتاب استقرار نرم افزار توربوشارژ CI/CD برای تحویل سریعتر

Software is at the absolute core of almost every successful business I’ve worked in. It is vital to almost every organization in almost every industry. In the retail industry, technology allows organizations to streamline their operations, utilize more efficient inventory management techniques, and ensure products are readily available where and when they are needed. Advanced analytics predict customer trends, improving stock levels and reducing waste, while automated systems handle restocking and order fulfilment. In music, digital platforms have revolutionized distribution, enabling artists to reach global audiences at the click of their fingers. Sophisticated royalty tracking and payment mechanisms have allowed artists to benefit from that new global reach, while advanced data analytics aid both creators and music platforms in understanding their audience demographics and engagement patterns, allowing them to tailor their art to maximize both impact and revenue. In the oil industry, geoprediction software has increased efficiency and effectiveness in oil and gas extraction processes, reducing environmental impact and costs. These advanced systems not only aid in locating oil and gas reserves but also advise on extraction methods, ensuring minimal waste and maximum yield. Predictive maintenance technologies have prevented equipment failures and downtime, further enhancing operational efficiency and environmental safety. The charity sector has embraced digital platforms to engage supporters, facilitating global fundraising efforts to combat deadly diseases or homelessness, streamlining operations to focus on the most important or affected areas more swiftly. These platforms leverage modern techniques like social media integration, mobile donations, and virtual events to expand their reach and impact, while sophisticated data analytics track donor behavior and campaign effectiveness, optimizing future efforts. In order to thrive in today’s market, businesses simply have to find a way to deliver working software solutions, as quickly and as reliably as possible. Traditional development methodologies often lead to long development cycles, increased costs, and delayed time to market, which can be hugely detrimental. This emphasis on technology isn’t going away any time soon. A recent Gartner report found that 61% of businesses plan to increase their investment in technology in 2024. Unfortunately though, delivering the kind of reliable, high-quality software that can help an organization to thrive—particularly consistently, or at pace—is a really difficult job. Most organizations will have to change the way they deliver software if they wish to achieve this. Continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD) emerged in the early 2000s as part of the Agile movement. Today, they are standard practice for high-performing development teams worldwide. Companies like Amazon, Google, Netflix, Tesla, and PayPal all practice CI/CD in various forms. These practices enable these companies to maintain a competitive edge by delivering new features, improvements, and innovations to their customers rapidly and reliably.