Now, let's look at the benefits of Continuous Delivery.
- Less deployment risk: You are deploying in chunks or small parts so there is less chance of something going wrong; if anything goes wrong it can be fixed easily.
- Track the progress: You can track the working progress as it is deployed in the production environment or production-like environment.
- Feedback from user: There is always a big risk with any software that you have developed something which is not useful. You will get quicker feedback from real users on how useful the software is, if you present this software earlier and more frequently to the user.
Once you implement the Continuous Integration–Continuous Delivery process, you will see the following ...
