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Continuous delivery at scale: challenges and opportunities

Published:29 May 2018Publication History

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Continuous Delivery (CD) can bring huge benefits, but implementing CD is challenging. This is particularly true for implementing CD at an ultra-large-scale (across an R&D organization of tens of thousands of staff) for mission critical systems. In this talk, I will present the challenges in implementing CD in such a large scale and discuss the potential research opportunities.

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