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Continuous Delivery Pipelines
How to Build Better Software Faster
At the heart of great software development is the Continuous Delivery Pipeline - find out why!
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Last updated on 2025-02-28
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The Community Edition of Dave Farley's book "Continuous Delivery Pipelines" which gives an insight into what a great deployment pipeline looks like.
What is it all about?
This edition is an extract from "Continuous Delivery Pipelines" by Dave Farley, which introduces the key concepts and benefits of efficient deployment pipelines, and includes a case study of the LMAX pipeline, through which we built a complex, high-performance financial exchange from scratch.
If you would like to learn more, and get step by step advice about how to build your best Continuous Delivery Pipeline, please buy the full version of the book, using this link to get a discount: https://leanpub.com/cd-pipelines/c/rF8VoYtDWwv0
What you'll learn
The first section, "Deployment Pipeline Foundations", describes the principles and benefits of Continuous Delivery and Deployment Pipelines and how to think about them to best effect for your software development process.
The "LMAX Case Study" takes a look at how the London Multi-Asset Exchange built their Deployment Pipeline" starting simply by building a bare-bones Pipeline in just 2-3 weeks, to support the development of the first couple of features of the system; and, evolving a sophisticated Deployment Pipeline over the next 5 years, as the software grew into a complex, high-performance, financial exchange which now handles £billions of other people's money every day.
