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A release is not finished when it is applied
Most deploy tooling ends at apply. A release worth trusting has a verify stage after it, a rollback that is a button, and approvals recorded task by task.
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Most deploy tooling ends at apply. A release worth trusting has a verify stage after it, a rollback that is a button, and approvals recorded task by task.
Continuous deployment used to be a product-team practice. IT teams are now adopting CD for infrastructure, and what that actually looks like in practice is worth unpacking.