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Add content for "How do we CD with a mud ball?"

Open bdfinst opened this issue 3 years ago • 5 comments

Discussed in https://github.com/Minimum-CD/cd-manifesto/discussions/199

Originally posted by rlabercrombie April 15, 2022 Given the latest presentation at devnexus (great job by the way!) there were a few questions about 'how to get there' with tough architectures; in this example they mentioned having to have a many year long process of transitioning from VMs to x/y/z prior to being able to achieve (or it sounded like even start) minimal cd.

Would there be any interest in creating a new section or adding to existing sections for use-cases fitting the bill of 'getting to a minimum viable cd system: best practices (or examples... whichever would fit best)?

As an example of a use-case: You have a monolith with zero testing coverage. Separating out a small chunk of code - ideally on an appropriate domain/business seam - into its own project, adding some unit (or other) tests and getting a basic pipeline working as a way of an iterative process? Then you could have parallel work on improving that pipeline and pulling off another small chunk of code.

Or is this out of scope?

bdfinst avatar Apr 15 '22 20:04 bdfinst

i think this would be a great thing to have experience reports for

Jerreck avatar Apr 17 '22 04:04 Jerreck

Creating a high level recommendation path to dig out from the hole many teams are in, I think that could help many .

ibathazi avatar Apr 20 '22 15:04 ibathazi

I'm going to write an article about this, because I get this question constantly, and I'll link it over here.

bdfinst avatar Oct 20 '22 16:10 bdfinst

Any updates on that article? :)

esmiralha avatar May 15 '23 18:05 esmiralha

I agree that this is an experience report as well as high level recommendations for addressing this. It is HIGHLY prevalent in my world. @bdfinst - Glad to coauthor or be a feedback provider.

tracybannon avatar Jul 29 '23 18:07 tracybannon