Common Practice
Continuous Delivery
Common Practice
Practice
Continuous Delivery is the ability to release software at any time.
Plain English explanation
continuous delivery means software is always ready to be released.
Why it matters
It allows fast feedback and reduces release risk.
How it works
Automated pipelines ensure code is always in a deployable state.
Example
Deploying features whenever needed.
Common myths
It does not mean releasing constantly — it means being ready.
Key points
- Always releasable
- Reduces risk
- Supports fast feedback
- Requires automation
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Learning note
This is a common Agile/Scrum-related term or practice included to help learners understand language often used around Scrum.