📄️ Release Management
In today’s environment, businesses demand flexibility, speed, and precision from IT departments when implementing new features and updates. Release management is the process aimed at ensuring the stability and quality of deployed changes.
📄️ Release Planning
Release planning is a critically important stage in managing any IT project. The quality of release planning determines the success of implementing changes, the stability of the system, and user satisfaction.
📄️ Release on Demand
What is Release on Demand?
📄️ HotFix
What is a Hotfix?
📄️ Large-scale Projects
Release management in large projects, which involve multiple teams and/or organizations, is a significant challenge. The success of implementing changes, system stability, and user satisfaction depends on proper coordination and management. Release management in such projects must include distinctive strategies and approaches to minimize risks and ensure the alignment of all participants' actions.
📄️ Incremental Releases
An incremental release is a software development and deployment strategy in which updates and improvements are delivered in small, manageable increments rather than large, monolithic releases. This approach increases flexibility, minimizes risks, and speeds up user feedback. An incremental release is particularly well-suited for agile development methodologies like Scrum or Kanban, where projects progress through successive releases that add new features or improvements.
📄️ Batch Size
In modern change management, whether delivering new features or updates, the concept of Batch Size plays a crucial role. Batch Size is one of the key factors affecting the efficiency of the development and delivery process. It is essential to understand that Batch Size influences not only the speed of change delivery but also system stability and the overall costs incurred by a company.
📄️ Anti-patterns
1. Lack of Unified Release Planning: Teams plan and execute releases independently without a unified roadmap or coordination.