Tech Nottingham November 2021 - A Compelling Case for Continuous Deployment


Details
This month we welcome the wonderful Garry Shutler to Tech Nottingham.
Plus we'll be having fun, playing some games and giving away swag and prizes.
Join us on zoom:
https://nott.tech/tn-nov-2021-zoom
Meeting ID: 828 9281 9414
Passcode: TNNov21
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A Compelling Case for Continuous Deployment
by Garry Shutler
Google Cloud’s DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) team have identified four key metrics that indicate the performance of a software development team through their research: Deployment Frequency—How often an organisation successfully releases to production Lead Time for Changes—The amount of time it takes a commit to get into production Change Failure Rate—The percentage of deployments causing a failure in production Time to Restore Service—How long it takes an organisation to recover from a failure in production Continuous Deployment (CD) is the only way to significantly increase Deployment Frequency and I’ll explain why I believe that is a precursor to improvement of the other three metrics, and how to get started on your journey towards deploying at will (even on Fridays).
About Garry Shutler
Garry is CTO and co-founder of Cronofy, as well as a husband, father, and cyclist. As well as giving talks like this one, you can find his thoughts in long form on his blog and shorter thoughts, puns, and bad jokes on Twitter.
Win Stuff at Tech Nottingham
We’ll be giving away some awesome prizes to our lucky attendees. Details on how to win will be shared during the event.
Join in with the Nottingham Tech Community online
The Tech Nottingham Slack group is a bustling chat community of Nottingham tech folk sharing ideas, jokes, stories and helping one another. We'd love for you to join in and be a part of it!
Join our Slack group: http://www.technottingham.com/slack
Thanks to our sponsors
Capital One, Cronofy and MHR
Full event details here: https://nott.tech/tn-nov-21

Tech Nottingham November 2021 - A Compelling Case for Continuous Deployment