Iterative and incremental development Wikipedia

Iterative development is an approach in which IT professionals build up features and functions through repeated cycles or iterations. The product is developed, tested, and then modified based on feedback in each iteration. A new version of the software is released with additional features or improved functionalities. The analysis of an iteration is based upon user feedback, and the program analysis facilities available. It involves the analysis of the structure, modularity,

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Identify and fix broken builds with CI CD pipelines

The canonical example of a load balancer is nginx—but every cloud has its own offerings (like Azure Front Door or Elastic Load Balancing on AWS). The benefit of this is you can quickly roll back any changes by redirecting users to another prod environment. It also leads to drastically reduced downtime while you’re deploying a new application version. In today’s post, I’ll introduce these concepts, show you how to get

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