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How Digg does continuous deployment

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Re: How Digg does continuous deployment

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Has a regular user of Digg and an alpha tester for Digg4, I have to say I am quite impress with the rapidity and the quality of the changes. The real-time digg count updates give quite a good feeling to the website in general since you have a feeling to participate in something bigger. The update has been on the right track and I hope the best for Digg.

Re: How Digg does continuous deployment

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Could someone name other companies that do continuous deployment? I've only heard that IMVU uses buildbot.

Buildbot is used for continuous integration, which is a big step along the path to continuous deployment. A lot of companies are doing this today. Fewer are doing continuous deployment. kaChing has some posts about their setup:

http://eng.kaching.com/2010/05/deployment-infrastructure-for...

http://eng.kaching.com/2010/06/applied-lean-startup-ideas-co...

And I believe many of the companies featured in the Startup Lessons Learned conference are doing continuous deployment:

http://www.justin.tv/startuplessonslearned/videos

There's a lot of momentum towards this. The company I'm at is working to get there.

Re: How Digg does continuous deployment

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Could someone name other companies that do continuous deployment? I've only heard that IMVU uses buildbot.

Automattic/Wordpress.com does either automated Continuous Deployment or have their deployments so streamlined that releases are made very frequently and are (almost always) non-events.
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