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The document discusses continuous deployment at the company kaChing. It advocates for deploying code changes continuously through automated processes as the safest approach. This allows building systems designed to fail and recover automatically through techniques like deploying to canaries, self testing, auto rollback, and exponential deploys. Continuous deployment is likened to an immune system with constant small failures and recoveries.

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Continuous Deployment
at kaChing
Adam Rosien
Chief EffYoo Ofﬁcer*, kaChing
adamr@kaching.com
@arosien
* false

$11
x1
0 12
“connect investors with
outstanding investment
managers”

Deploying all the time is
the only way to be safe.

Building systems
designed for failures
is safer and faster than
trying to be perfect.

Continuous Deployment

Immune
System

Culture

Test Driven Continuous
Development Integration

“Continuous deployment
ends up looking to
services like tiny failures
and recoveries happening
all the time.”
@dfortunato

commit messages
deploy services:

ONG-1212 Fixed NPE.
#release:um

zookeeper json collectd
nagios hudson ant rpm
yum jcollectd rrdtool
type-systems jmx
rabbitmq esper

Deploying all the time is
the only way to be safe.

Ship It!

youCanCode &&
hateAllTheCrapYouAre
ForcedToDealWith
? jobs@kaching.com
: devnull@kaching.com

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1. Continuous Deployment at kaChing Adam Rosien Chief EffYoo Ofﬁcer*, kaChing adamr@kaching.com @arosien * false

2. True Story

3. $11 x1 0 12 “connect investors with outstanding investment managers”

4. ¬isCoder useless

5. undeployed code == warehouse space $$

6. Deploying all the time is the only way to be safe.

7. Building systems designed for failures is safer and faster than trying to be perfect.

8. Continuous Deployment Immune System Culture Test Driven Continuous Development Integration

9. “Continuous deployment ends up looking to services like tiny failures and recoveries happening all the time.” @dfortunato

10.

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12. deploy canaries self test

13. auto rollback exponential deploys

14. commit messages deploy services: ONG-1212 Fixed NPE. #release:um

15. zookeeper json collectd nagios hudson ant rpm yum jcollectd rrdtool type-systems jmx rabbitmq esper

16. zookeeper json collectd nagios hudson ant rpm yum jcollectd rrdtool type-systems jmx rabbitmq esper

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18.

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