Testing is an important part of building a product right. Continuous Delivery makes that more explicit by building quality in. In this blog post we’ll see how you can start off testing on the wrong foot. Then we’ll see how asking basic questions like Why, What, How and Where can help you define a sound test strategy in a Continuous Delivery context.
The Deployment Pipeline
Most of the teams nowadays think about Continuous Delivery. Continuous Delivery means automating the release process, from code merge to production release. How do you do that? By using the deployment pipeline pattern. The deployment pipeline models and automates the release process. Here is an example:
