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Agreed. In the data points from my professional career it's only been small companies and teams that have actual CD to prod. The closest I've been able to come
by jdbernard 6y ago
Agreed. In the data points from my professional career it's only been small companies and teams that have actual CD to prod. The closest I've been able to come in enterprise environments is CD to a lower environment (got all the way to UAT once!) with manual promotion to prod. But that's not the same.
- dunreith 6y agoI'm currently at a Fortune 500 and we're doing CD for our eCommerce site. I count myself very lucky to have been involved in the process.
- signal11 6y agoMy workplace is probably one of the larger ones in HN (tens of thousands of people in technology), and we do CD all the way to production. We’re also extremely regulated. I agree that we’ve been lucky though, to have great tech leadership on this. And also a very supportive business. The regulators have not had any problem with CD or high cadence at all — because we can also show that our systems actually got more stable as we adopted CD “in spirit” and increased release cadence. Also, because we no longer do manual promotions, we’ve improved our Cyber-sec position by a lot — just one of the many advantages of automation.