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Open-sourcing Teletraan, a code deployment system

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Re: Open-sourcing Teletraan, a code deployment system

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We use Teletraan heavily. Currently we have about 500 deploys per day, including the auto deploys.

Slightly off topic, I'm a big fan of continuous deployments, but 500 deployments a day seems excessive. Assuming an 8 hour work day, thats more than 1 deploy every minute. Its great that this system works that seamlessly, but are there really benefits with deploying that frequently?

Re: Open-sourcing Teletraan, a code deployment system

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We use Teletraan heavily. Currently we have about 500 deploys per day, including the auto deploys. Slightly off topic, I'm a big fan of continuous deployments, but 500 deployments a day seems excessive. Assuming an 8 hour work day, thats more than 1 deploy every minute. Its great that this system works that seamlessly, but are there really benefits with deploying that frequently?

I think they are talking about different services though.

Re: Open-sourcing Teletraan, a code deployment system

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We use Teletraan heavily. Currently we have about 500 deploys per day, including the auto deploys. Slightly off topic, I'm a big fan of continuous deployments, but 500 deployments a day seems excessive. Assuming an 8 hour work day, thats more than 1 deploy every minute. Its great that this system works that seamlessly, but are there really benefits with deploying that frequently?

I think they are talking about different services though.

Some services probably have continuous deploy too
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