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Lean development

Agile development-> Scrum, Kanban, eXtreme Programming

Continuous Delivery

Dev-ops techniques

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Continuous Delivery: A Maturity Assessment Model

Source: ThoughtWorks

1: Initial –

Ad hoc deployments. A few smart people performing heroics

2: Managed -Planned releases (the team sets a release date and manages to it)

3: Defined - Regular releases over a defined period with interim milestone builds

4: Quantitatively managed -Release on demand (Software is always in a releasable state)

5: Optimizing -Hypothesis-driven delivery. Continuous deployment capability enables business innovation

Innovative Management This is a journey …Challenge did not stop us

- Integration Tests with changing data model

- Unified build process and sorting out a Dependency Hell (~80 Java, ~20 .Net)

- Automatic setup of virtual test environment

Flow

Planning Development Release

Planning Flow

Introducing Confluence 5.4: JIRA meets Confluence like never before

Available since today!

Quickly create

& link content

Best practices with

BlueprintsTraceability

Development Flow

Online video is here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OMLh-5O6Ub8

Branching

Quick & SimpleQuality CheckCollaboration &

Code Reviews

Bamboo Deployments

One Integrated Flow

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Annie Ioceva, Product ManagerEmail: aioceva@nemetschek.bg

Thank you!