The definitions of progressive delivery can vary, while many, if not most, would agree it represents an evolution of CI/CD. In this The New Stack Makers podcast The New Stack’s Alex Williams, publisher and founder, and B. Cameron Gain, correspondent, of The New Stack, cover why progressive delivery will play a large role in the future of DevOps. Nick Rendall, senior product marketing manager, CloudBees, is the featured guest. While progressive delivery is universally accepted as important for DevOps and software development, delivery and post-deployment management, how best to implement it remains a challenge for many organizations. “Everyone understands that progressive delivery is a good thing, and now it's like, ‘okay, great, but how do we really do it and let's take this concept and let's really build it out into our big enterprise organizations,” said Rendall.
The definitions of progressive delivery can vary, while many, if not most, would agree it represents an evolution of CI/CD. In this The New Stack Makers podcast The New Stack’s Alex Williams, publisher and founder, and B. Cameron Gain, correspondent, of The New Stack, cover why progressive delivery will play a large role in the future of DevOps. Nick Rendall, senior product marketing manager, CloudBees, is the featured guest.
While progressive delivery is universally accepted as important for DevOps and software development, delivery and post-deployment management, how best to implement it remains a challenge for many organizations. “Everyone understands that progressive delivery is a good thing, and now it's like, ‘okay, great, but how do we really do it and let's take this concept and let's really build it out into our big enterprise organizations,” said Rendall.