Continuous Verification and the Myths of Reliability
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Much of the knowledge around systemic properties has been at the expense of reliability “best practices” that feel intuitive but are not backed up by data. Forward-looking enterprises reject those myths and are now discussing their CI/CD/CV strategy.
Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery both brought fundamental changes to how we build, operate, and maintain infrastructure at scale. Our knowledge of systemic properties of complex systems has improved, leading us into a new era of Continuous Verification. Much of this knowledge has been at the expense of reliability “best practices” that feel very intuitive, but are not backed up by data. Forward-looking enterprises reject those myths and are now discussing their CI/CD/CV strategy.
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