Hanselminutes Podcast 230 - Continuous Deployment with Jon Tørresdal
This week Scott talks to Jon Tørresdal from Norway via Skype. Jon is an Architect for a Norwegian insurance company, and an editor for InfoQ. His agile team practice Scrum and Jon shares his experiences making web deployment a no-click affair. What are the tools and techniques you need to make your automated build automate deployment to a production web farm?
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The main issues involve adding new columns to various tables. The typical process is either allow nulls or default in a value. Either way the old application code needs to be able to handle this during the upgrade. This might make a couple of interesting shows discussing the various ways of attacking these issues.