Following git workflows, there is a branch called activesprint, or develop. It is the release candidate. Most of active branches should base on it.
Team need to be notified, whenever a new activesprint branch has been created. To lower the communication effort, we can automate the detection process and get slack notifications.
Has the deployment been initiated? Already finished? And how does it look after the deployment? These are typical questions people will frequently ask. Especially managers and key holders.
Thanks to Slack, team can sync up much easier than before. With more and more DevOps adoptions, we’re likely to have one-button click deployment.
Let’s send out slack notifications for system upgrade. Better sync up, better control.
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Here are some handy guidelines and open questions!
Sandbox indicates an isolated and autonomous play-yard, where anyone can do their own code build, deployment and debugging locally. It won’t effect anything outside. Ideally it should not be effected by outer world either. This is especially useful for new member on-board, daily development, QA cycle, etc.
How to get an easy and reliable sandbox for your projects? Check it out.
System deployment and upgrade usually need to perform many actions. If we can detect and improve time-consuming steps, we shall get a better customer satisfaction or a shorter maintenance time window. However tons of steps are involved, how we can easily examine and figure out the bottleneck?
