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Published inApr 2024
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Joel Kruger
Joel Kruger
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Joel Kruger

Joel Kruger is a senior DevOps professional and solutions architect with over 10 years of experience building CI/CD pipeline infrastructure in commercial and federal sectors. He is also an expert in employing container orchestration systems for automating computer application deployments at scale. He is a proponent of building reusable CI/CD pipeline configurations as downloadable and self-serve software factories. Joel is a very hands-on and customer-service-oriented person who loves to solve a challenge. Technology excites him, from cloud computing to embedded Raspberry Pi projects. He loves being creative with tech and is not afraid to get some hot solder in his shoelaces. Joel owns and operates his own corporation, dynamicVSM, as a freelance DevOps consultant and has experience architecting solutions that scale, reduce waste, and increase visibility. He works together with clients to help manage their value streams better.
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Now that we have arrived at the end of this chapter let’s quickly revisit the main takeaways from this lesson. You now know the meaning of release management and its history.

Understanding where you are in your release management process is vital. You should approach this from both a quantitative and qualitative perspective. Gathering some fundamental data, such as the average release timings, the kinds and priority of releases, the number of errors, and the number of delayed releases, is an important step in the quantitative analysis process. These are used to determine performance baselines as well as the present state of release management. In terms of the quality of the information, talk to the people who are involved in the release management process, particularly in the areas where development interacts with operations, and find out what their thoughts are. They will be able to point out realities that are not clearly reflected in the data and statistics.

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Published in: Apr 2024Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781835461853

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Joel Kruger

Joel Kruger is a senior DevOps professional and solutions architect with over 10 years of experience building CI/CD pipeline infrastructure in commercial and federal sectors. He is also an expert in employing container orchestration systems for automating computer application deployments at scale. He is a proponent of building reusable CI/CD pipeline configurations as downloadable and self-serve software factories. Joel is a very hands-on and customer-service-oriented person who loves to solve a challenge. Technology excites him, from cloud computing to embedded Raspberry Pi projects. He loves being creative with tech and is not afraid to get some hot solder in his shoelaces. Joel owns and operates his own corporation, dynamicVSM, as a freelance DevOps consultant and has experience architecting solutions that scale, reduce waste, and increase visibility. He works together with clients to help manage their value streams better.
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