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Ecosystem as per dictionary meaning is, a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment. Similar goes for #DevOps environment where we have sub #ecosystem for #ContinousIntegration #ContinousDelivery #ContinousDeployment and many more.

Continuous Integration ecosystems are a combination of developers working with code version management systems and integration practices that ensure each commit meets commit quality criterion prior to merging changes into the trunk and avoid breaking the trunk.

Look at @mhexcalibur comment about #ContinousIntegration and substitute #ContinousDelivery. Its about processes and collaboration to remove constraints and add flow/feedback

Version control server + Build server+Code analysis tool+ Artefact repository server = #ContinousIntegration ecosystem !!

CI has lot of integral part in it such as code inspection, unit tests, and build and hence it is a complete ecosystem on its own.

CI ecosystem creates frequent, small, incremetal integrations and it enables a release through many individual changes. This ecosystem covers version control repository activities to artifact repository.

Continuous delivery includes creating the foundations of automated deployment pipeline

Exploration (CE), Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Deployment (CD), and Release on Demand,

Continuous Delivery, Continuous Deployment, Continuous Improvement and Continuous Innovation

It started with Continuous valuable Idea , Integrated business thought, CI, CD, CT and Final delivery

Portfolio mgmt, product backlog, artifact repository, version/source control, build/CI tool, continuous testing suite, deployment automation (breathes), service desk and monitoring... from idea to value realisation. Put Value Stream Management around the whole lot.

Elastic architecture, continuous integration, continuous deployment, continuous testing and continuous monitoring, continuous automation and governance.

Sprints > Code > CI > Version Control > Automation on test/deployment > UAT > Security > Release Management > Monitoring

I think they are but not limited to #requirements #planning #ContinuousIntegration #CI #ContinuousTesting #CT #DeploymentAutomation #Architecture #EnvironmentConfiguration #Devops

Continuous Delivery Director can orchestrate most continuous delivery operations through various direct and indirect integrations

Continuous Delivery ecosystems are comprises of collaborative cultures using integrated processes orchestrating interconnected tools designed to reduce bottlenecks and improve release flow.

I think the future of cd ecosystem is automation ecosystem !!

@mhexcalibur Well said!

CD helps ecosystem helps overcome the complexities, obstacles, and demands of business needs.

Future of Cd ecosystem will be based on DevOps practices - which will consist of Next-Gen data capabilities, bridging multi-cloud env

clear pipeline structure, understood and agreed upon processes

Improving purposefulness of deployment of feature

Because a DevOps toolchain consists of many parts that need to interoperate necessarily creating an ecosystem

Because it is the center of DevOps transformation !!

Additionally, it provides the key role in delivering the product/services faster !!

Its heart of devops transformation. one of continuous. This enable to understand value of code

guardrails for your practices, keeping effort focused in the right direction

It helps in culture transformation initiatives

It is important to produce software in short cycles while ensuring that software can be reliably released at any time. This will help in building, testing and releasing software faster and more frequently. It improves the value stream flow .

The ecosystem also brings the buy-in from clients/enterprise for better products/applications !!

@TinyCyber totally - keep the value of the features inline with the effort

Faster feedback loops, quick turnaround

teams need to move away from traditional development models to new ways of working which is the continuous delivery ecosystem at present for future benefits #devops

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@alalit That's what I was typing. I agree!

@Jameswasson1 Right on!

@pareeksiddharth Traditional is such a rough word, looking for continuous improvement, less resistance

@DevOpsLeaderPH Does the ecosystem determine the cycle or does the short cycle determine which ecosystem to use?

@TinyCyber Great tricky question, for me it always starts with setting the vision, measurements and identification of the outcomes that you want to achieve. Ecosystem has a big impact to influence shorter cycle and better feedback loop. Not sure if my answer makes sense. ;)

@TinyCyber could be said. Agree. Guess we need to traditionally move away from the word #tradional now :D #devops

Continuous Delivery Ecosystems are important to ensure software deliveries meet the business goals for agility, stability, efficiency, security, quality and team satisfaction.

@pareeksiddharth heh, when you call your stakeholders traditional, they just get more so

@DevOpsLeaderPH agreed! Vision drives value, improved feedback drives shorter cycles, less expensive improvement, and back to value

It driveS performance improvements in software delivery, and prior research suggested it could even improve culture.

Here we are and guess the people around the globe. #devops

I AM READY!

Bring it on!

Let's have some fun!

Excited to learn more!

Looking forward to the continuous delivery cocktail after-party

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