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  • Reconciliation loop

    Reconciliation loop is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Recovery point objective

    Recovery point objective 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
  • Recovery time objective

    Recovery time objective 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
  • Recreate deployment

    Recreate deployment is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release approval

    Release approval is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release automation

    Release automation is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release batch size

    Release batch size 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
  • Release cadence

    Release cadence 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
  • Release candidate

    Release candidate 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
  • Release change correlation

    Release change correlation is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release engineering

    Release engineering is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release freeze

    Release freeze is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release frequency

    Release frequency 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
  • Release health check

    Release health check is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release observability

    Release observability 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
  • Release orchestration

    Release orchestration is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release readiness

    Release readiness 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
  • Release readiness review

    Release readiness review is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release readiness signal

    A release readiness signal is evidence used to decide whether a software change or release is sufficiently understood, tested, and supported for its intended production boundary. It may combine quality checks, risk, review, deployment, observability, and operational information.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release reversal

    Release reversal is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release rhythm

    Release rhythm is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Release train

    Release train 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
  • Release window

    Release window is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Roll-forward

    Roll-forward 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
  • Rollback

    Rollback 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
  • Rollback frequency

    Rollback frequency 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
  • Rollback time

    Rollback 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
  • Rolling deployment

    Rolling deployment 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
  • Rolling release

    Rolling release is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps
  • Rollout marker

    Rollout marker is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.

    DORA and DevOps