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Hear about Continuous Delivery from the team at Octopus. Bob Walker, Steve Fenton, and Tony Kelly have enough combined experience in years to walk a new software version to the moon, but we know a few better ways to deliver software.
Future of Dev hosts Continuous Delivery Office Hours, a technology show with 12 episodes published.
In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, Steve, Charlotte, and Matt take a sneaky look at the forthcoming Future of Platform Engineering report. They look at changes in adoption patterns since the Platform En
In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, Tony, Bob, and Steve focus on the concept of “haute culture”, or high-performing organizational culture. Culture design and posters on the wall do nothing
In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, Tony Kelly chats to Bob Walker and Steve Fenton about modernizing legacy applications. Many teams and organizations face the decision on whether to modernize software
In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, Steve Fenton is joined by Octopus Deploy founder Paul Stovell to explore the hidden bottleneck in the AI productivity conversation that nobody is talking about: compli
In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, Tony Kelly, Bob Walker, and Steve Fenton discuss some of the tangled pathways around AI, the search for efficiency and productivity, and the need to re-focus on effect
In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, Tony Kelly, Bob Walker, and Steve Fenton discuss modern multi-tenancy and how different it is today than during the SaaS revolution. Multi-tenancy has a single purpose
In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, Tony Kelly, Bob Walker, and Steve Fenton discuss the purpose and common pitfalls of software change approvals. They argue that strict, manual change approval processes
While application code deployments have become highly automated and disciplined, database changes often remain manual, “folksy,” and prone to causing messy environment drift. Find out why databases require a
Your system’s architecture can support team autonomy, independent deployability, and independent evolution of components, or it can be a sticky mess. This episode looks at whether choosing a monolith or microservic
Your branching strategy can support Continuous Delivery, or make it an impossible goal. Teams should assess the impact of how they branch on their ability to deliver software at all times, and that means there are some b
To ensure software is deployable, teams must shift from manual testing to automated pipelines. Automation provides immediate feedback, captures institutional knowledge, and reduces long-term costs. Strategies like the St
Tony Kelly hosts our first episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, with Bob Walker and Steve Fenton. In this episode of Continuous Delivery Office Hours, we ponder why prioritizing Continuous Delivery (CD) is essent
Thierry de Pauw wrote a super-helpful refresher on Continuous Delivery, based on his experiences of organizations who say “we’re doing it”. The refresher looks at the 9 principles, 3 foundations, 3 practices, 1 pattern,
Drawing on the findings of the most recent two volumes of the State of Platform Engineering report, this episodes looks at the difference between shift-left and shift-down, portal traps, and abstract requirement satisfac
CodeRabbit looked at 470 open-source pull requests and produced the State of AI vs Human Code Generation report with their findings. Crucially, AI makes 1.7x more errors, increasing major and critical defects. The AI-aut
This week we look at the LeadDev and Honeycomb Engineering Performance report 2025, which is based on 400+ survey responses from engineering leaders. Find out what they’re measuring performance and how they work out whet
Based on the 2025 Platform Engineering Pulse report from Octopus, we look at what’s happening in practice. Within the Platform Engineering (PE) community we talk about reducing developer burnout, taking a product not pro
DORA has published their latest report and it goes deep into AI-Assisted Software development. It covers the extent of adoption, how it moves the needle on outcomes, and (crucially) what you need in place if you want to
This episodes look at the white paper Achieving Continuous Delivery With TPF by Bob Walker at Octopus Deploy. TPF is a set of three practices that can solve many CI/CD pipeline problems. Find out the core problems and ho
Ron Westrum is famous for his classification of organizational culture, but he’s also done great work on hidden events, and information flow. This episode looks at Westrum’s study of information flow and it contains high
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