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Build a CI/CD Pipeline in the Cloud: Part Three

Leading Agile

In this installment, we’ll test-drive the first thin vertical slice of application functionality. Review the Story. We were just about to start test-driving our application. Let’s review our first Story before we proceed: blog-ci-cd-pipeline-cloud-3.html. You just did TDD. You’re a programmer now!

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Build a CI/CD Pipeline in the Cloud: Part Four

Leading Agile

In Part 3 , we test-drove the initial thin vertical slice of our application. We did the application development work in Part 3. This exercise has been a relatively simple example of those things, but still a pretty realistic one. From here on out, it’s all configuration work. You became a programmer in Part 3.

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Service Continuity Management

Alan Parker Blog

While the practice acknowledges various disaster scenarios, from natural calamities to technology-related interruptions, its primary concern is ensuring that IT services recover swiftly and efficiently. This includes regular exercises to test the robustness of the continuity plans.

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Continuous Unit Checking:Part Two

Leading Agile

ZenTest and guard are specifically intended to support Ruby application development. Our purpose is to demonstrate the setup for a continuous testing tool, and not to exercise rspec or Ruby to any extent. We use bundler to define the dependencies for our application. group :test, :development do. This will do.

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Sometimes Less is More

Leading Agile

Install minimal development tools. Add support to the environment for a representative category of application development. You can try this project from Github to build a Raspberry Pi and configure it as a base environment for lightweight development: bootstrap-raspbian-jessie-dev-base. Install a minimal OS.

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A Minimal Development Environment: Part Two

Leading Agile

There are more than a few special situations that call for specialized development tools, and a generalized and minimal Vim-based development setup will not support them adequately for professional work. Here are a few that I recognized in the course of this exercise. 5] Developer work flow is good (in my opinion). [2]

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Integrated Master Plan - Revisited

Herding Cats

Most IMPs in development programs include Events for major design reviews such as PDR or CDR. The IMP shows the Accomplishments and the measures of Accomplishments that are essential to get through a design review. If the organization is restructured or the WBS is changed, review the IMP and update it accordingly.