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If the point of continuous deployment is to get rid of deployment pain, it fails miserably. I've tried to do continuous deployment for a smaller, one man, proj
by pacemkr 16y ago
If the point of continuous deployment is to get rid of deployment pain, it fails miserably.
I've tried to do continuous deployment for a smaller, one man, project and it was effectively impossible. It was too much infrastructure to maintain for one person.
The real question is does it save time at the end of the day? The overhead to set it up and keep it going is astronomical.
- j_baker 16y agoFor a larger, more complex project, it's a godsend though. Not just in terms of saving time, but also in terms of preventing errors that happen when you do things manually.