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Get clear definitions of software delivery metrics and the practices behind them, from deployment frequency to recovering from a failed change.
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5 termsMain branch health
Main branch health is a software delivery concept used to describe a specific event, interval, control, or operating condition in the path from source change to production behavior. A useful definition names the boundary, unit, and decision the measure supports.
DORA and DevOpsMean time to mitigate
Mean time to mitigate is a software delivery concept used to describe a specific event, interval, control, or operating condition in the path from source change to production behavior. A useful definition names the boundary, unit, and decision the measure supports.
DORA and DevOpsMean time to resolve
Mean time to resolve is a software delivery concept used to describe a specific event, interval, control, or operating condition in the path from source change to production behavior. A useful definition names the boundary, unit, and decision the measure supports.
DORA and DevOpsMean time to restore
Mean time to restore is the average elapsed time needed to restore a service after an incident or failure. The result depends on which events count, how recovery is defined, and whether the distribution is summarized by a mean or another statistic.
DORA and DevOpsMerge to deploy time
Merge to deploy time is a software delivery concept used to describe a specific event, interval, control, or operating condition in the path from source change to production behavior. A useful definition names the boundary, unit, and decision the measure supports.
DORA and DevOps