Mein Kollege @owolf hat mit mir über DevOps gesprochen – neue Folge des @innoQ-Podcasts: innoq.com/de/podcast/019-dev…
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@stilkov @owolf I'm too confused with continuous delivery vs. deployment terminology. The later is too technical to be a superset of former.
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@sshishkin @stilkov @owolf Well, you can deliver but not deploy. But how do you deploy and not deliver?
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@olivergierke @sshishkin @owolf LOL. You haven’t been involved in many enterprise projects, have you?
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@stilkov @sshishkin @owolf Of what quality the deliverable is, is a different discussion I guess. But you need to have *something*.
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@olivergierke @sshishkin @owolf Sure, that’s how I memorized the distinction. You deliver, then deploy – either manually or automatically.
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@stilkov @olivergierke @owolf Exactly opposite! The agilist in me refuses to accept delivery without deployment!
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Replying to @sshishkin
@sshishkin @olivergierke @owolf I share the sentiment, but depending on the domain, you sometimes just can’t go into production immediately.

May 25, 2015 · 10:04 AM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov
@stilkov @olivergierke @owolf then deliver by deploying to UAT env. This is where the term release comes to distinguish deployment to prod
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