Hi All,
I was just curious about how the deployment process looks like in these modern days companies. We follow a process where the developer raises a CR(Change Request) for application changes or Data layer changes and after approvals from Manager, QA manager, Change management and 4 Eyes someone from DevOps/DBA picks up the request and implements it in production. I feel the process is tedious and usually takes a day. Doing this multiple times a week takes a big toll on velocity and usually feels like its too much dependent on DBA and DevOps teams.
I want to understand how do teams deal with build updates, config changes, data base inserts/updates for non financial data that might need to be done at moments notice to support any fixes/issues.
What kind a process is followed in your companies?
Update 1:
Do you have write access to production databases?
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Just look up open-source CI / CD tools, or most popular CI / CD tools.
What you're talking about, stuff like managers and other teams checking your changes to ensure things look OK, can often be built as "approval steps" into the pipelines for a lot of these tools (I'm thinking Jenkins here, but have seen similar for other tools too). How approval can be sped up is often more a product of how good your automated testing is, plus how conservative and old-school your management is.
Good list: https://cprimestudios.com/blog/top-cicd-tools-2021-most-complete-guide-33-best-picks-devops