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'''From Continuous Integration to Continuous Deployment - using SystemLink to close the gap''' by Mathis Baumert
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''When I interviewed for a previous role, the question came up how I would deal with the conundrum of manufacturing floor deployment. I would class this indeed as one of the most challenging problems test software developers face in their jobs. The challenge is that in a growing business you do not have the luxury to interrupt revenue-driving work, going from one test station to another and bit by bit updating all machines in question and at the same time keeping track of which machine is running what.''
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|abstract=When I interviewed for a previous role, the question came up how I would deal with the conundrum of manufacturing floor deployment. I would class this indeed as one of the most challenging problems test software developers face in their jobs. The challenge is that in a growing business you do not have the luxury to interrupt revenue-driving work, going from one test station to another and bit by bit updating all machines in question and at the same time keeping track of which machine is running what.


''As part of this presentation, I will be giving background about Continuous Deployment (CD) and demonstrate how SystemLink, an off-the-shelf solution by NI, can help (fully/semi) automate the deployment process, as well as help, manage your assets. I will also demonstrate how this will link into your Continuous Integration strategy which effectively closes the loop from development to deployment.''
As part of this presentation, I will be giving background about Continuous Deployment (CD) and demonstrate how SystemLink, an off-the-shelf solution by NI, can help (fully/semi) automate the deployment process, as well as help, manage your assets. I will also demonstrate how this will link into your Continuous Integration strategy which effectively closes the loop from development to deployment.
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==External links==
 
*[https://www.glasummit.org/presentation-list/2021 GLA Summit 2021 Presentations]
==Presentation Links==
* [https://youtu.be/CgmZ6R_9fas YouTube Video Link]
 
==See Also==
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== External Links ==
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From Continuous Integration to Continuous Deployment - using SystemLink to close the gap
Conference GLA Summit 2021
Presenters Mathis Baumert
From Continuous Integration to Continuous Deployment - using SystemLink to close the gap by Mathis Baumert

When I interviewed for a previous role, the question came up how I would deal with the conundrum of manufacturing floor deployment. I would class this indeed as one of the most challenging problems test software developers face in their jobs. The challenge is that in a growing business you do not have the luxury to interrupt revenue-driving work, going from one test station to another and bit by bit updating all machines in question and at the same time keeping track of which machine is running what. As part of this presentation, I will be giving background about Continuous Deployment (CD) and demonstrate how SystemLink, an off-the-shelf solution by NI, can help (fully/semi) automate the deployment process, as well as help, manage your assets. I will also demonstrate how this will link into your Continuous Integration strategy which effectively closes the loop from development to deployment.



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