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At the 2009 O’Reilly Velocity conference , John Allspaw and Paul Hammond, who at the time were engineeringmanagers at Flickr, gave a talk about the best practices that allowed Flickr’s DevOps organization to deploy 10+ times a day.
This is the branch a continuousintegration pipeline actually deploys to production servers. Quicker releases: ContinuousIntegration and ContinuousDelivery (CI/CD). Engineeringmanagers who come from a GitFlow background cringe at the description of trunk-based development above.
This is directly attributed to the adoption of continuousintegration and continuousdelivery (CI/CD) practices and principles. Even the industry recognizes that CI/CD is critical to software development to the extent that it now has its own foundation, The ContinuousDelivery Foundation (CDF).
This is the branch a continuousintegration pipeline actually deploys to production servers. Quicker releases: ContinuousIntegration and ContinuousDelivery (CI/CD). Engineeringmanagers who come from a GitFlow background cringe at the description of trunk-based development above.
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