#continuous-delivery articles

ThankGod Chibugwum Obobo3d ago · 8 min read

Feature Flags as Architecture: How to Manage Progressive Rollouts with OpenFeature and Flagsmith

Most teams meet feature flags as a simple if statement, wrap new code in a condition, flip it on when ready. That works for the first five flags. By the fiftieth, you have stale conditionals scattered

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Vivian Chiamaka OkoseAug 27 · 6 min read

I Was Scared of Jenkins. Then I Built a Full CI/CD Pipeline From One git push

I watched an entire Jenkins video series and understood almost none of it. The moment Groovy code appeared on screen, I zoned out. I was convinced I needed to learn a programming language to do this j

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Abstract AlgorithmsJun 18 · 15 min read

Single Trunk Model Explained: Golden Branches, Feature Toggles, and Continuous Feature Delivery

TLDR: The single trunk model exists to reduce integration pain, shorten feedback loops, and keep one golden branch always releasable. Teams make it work with strong CI, short-lived feature branches, f

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Jason VertreesJun 12 · 5 min read

Time-Lapse Engineering

When we engineering leaders talk about AI-native software delivery, the conversation usually starts with speed: how much faster can we ship, how much more code can developers produce, how much can the

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Steve FentonJun 8 · 4 min read

GitOps Makes for Great DevEx, but Pragmatism Matters

KubeCon in Paris was an amazing opportunity for like-minded people to gather together to talk about Kubernetes, GitOps and cloud native computing. We took the opportunity to survey expert developers a

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Alok KumarJun 3 · 14 min read

Deployment Strategies Every Developer Should Know

The first time I watched a deployment take down a production app, I was a junior engineer with no idea what a deployment strategy actually was. I assumed "deploying" just meant pushing code and refres

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Nagmani BhushanApr 15 · 5 min read

Deployment Is Not Delivery — It’s Risk Management at Scale

In modern software engineering, deployment is no longer just a final step—it’s a critical discipline that directly impacts user experience, reliability, and business outcomes. Gone are the days when t

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Pratik KasbeApr 3 · 5 min read

Simplifying Kubernetes Deployments with Argo CD

I was surprised by how easy it was to set up and use Argo CD to deploy and manage a complex application with multiple services and dependencies, and I want to share my experience with others. Have you ever run into issues with deploying applications ...

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Larry GasikMar 18 · 15 min read

Stop Guessing - Automated Unit Tests Tell You How Your Code Behaves

Automated Unit Tests, or AUT, are a concept that most developers do not initially see as beneficial. When I was introduced to AUT, my reaction was was, “I’m going to write buggy code, to test my buggy

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Steve FentonMar 17 · 6 min read

DevOps Toolchains Beat Off-the-Shelf Platforms

The search for an enterprise DevOps platform is on, but there are signs that these platforms will fail to outperform a DevOps toolchain that combines best-in-class tools. Platform engineering is likel