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Codemagic

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IBM DevOps Deploy

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Memfault

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Learn More About Continuous Delivery Software

What is Continuous Delivery Software?

Continuous delivery software enables an approach to development in which code can be deployed quickly and often, with minimal downtime for the end-user. Typically this means generating software builds in small, repetitive cycles. Unlike continuous deployment, continuous delivery is typically not fully automated, allowing administrators to halt deployments as needed.

Continuous delivery tools are essential for businesses that need to push updates out fast with minimal downtime. If a business doesn’t update their applications regularly or can accept downtime during application updating, a continuous delivery solution can still be beneficial since less supervision is needed.

Continuous delivery software gives businesses a more significant amount of control over their code deployments compared to other options. These deployments are low risk and on-demand, which can help businesses go to market faster with software releases. This is also beneficial since businesses can easily update their products as market demand dictates allowing them to stay in competition with their competitors.

Continuous Delivery Software Features

Most continuous delivery software products have the following features:

  • Deliver code from staging to production
  • Create software builds from repositories
  • Automation of deployments
  • Manage frequent deployments
  • Version control capabilities
  • Build testing
  • Build updates as needed
  • Language specific integrations

Continuous Delivery Software Comparison

Before purchasing continuous delivery software, businesses should consider the following factors:

Supported languages: Some continuous delivery tools specialize in delivering apps built with certain languages, while others take a more generalist approach. If a business completes its development process primarily in a few languages, they should consider a tool that specializes in those languages.

Testing Features: All continuous delivery tools support the deployment of code, but some also include testing features so businesses can be sure their code is functioning properly as they build their applications. These additional features also tend to cost more, so businesses should consider how much they need them when choosing a continuous delivery tool.

Repositories Supported: Some continuous delivery tools have built-in support for specific version control tools, allowing production to move faster. Some continuous delivery options even include their own version control. Before purchasing this software, they should make sure they choose a platform that supports their code repositories.

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Pricing Information

Some free continuous delivery options are available, but most are either on a trial basis or are highly limited on uptime or features. For organizations with multiple applications or that update often, a paid tool may be required.

Paid tools for continuous delivery options depending on the feature set offered by the software. Vendors commonly offer their platforms as a service with a monthly subscription. Smaller businesses with only a few projects may be able to take advantage of free continuous delivery options. Still, larger businesses should expect to pay at least $70.00 per month or more if they have many projects or need a large amount of cache storage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does continuous delivery software do?

Continuous delivery software allows businesses to automate almost all of their entire software release process. Anytime a revision is added to the design, developers can manually add these changes to the end product.

What are the benefits of using continuous delivery software?

Continuous delivery tools provide businesses the tools needed to push updates out faster with less downtime, respond to market changes more quickly, and automate their software release process.

How much does continuous delivery software cost?

Continuous delivery tools range in price, but businesses should expect to pay around $70.00 per month for their platform. This rate increases as more features, projects, or storage is added. Most vendors will also provide a free trial or version to businesses before committing.