The document discusses enabling continuous integration and delivery by having developers commit code changes often with version control, integrating changes automatically through an integration server. The server compiles, runs unit and acceptance tests on each change and notifies who broke integration if tests don't pass. Successful changes are delivered and reported. This allows organizations to work together, reduces build times from 8 hours to 10 minutes, and provides the capability to deliver changes now. It also shares lessons learned and how others can implement continuous integration themselves.

1. ENVISION

2. Smaller Deliverables
Less Bugs
Better Feedback

3. ENABLE

4. Developer Version Control Integration Server
Commit (often) Check or notify changes
No Starts from each change:
1. Who broke the integration? Compile / Analysis
2. Inform automatically
Unit Testing
Did it
Acceptance Testing
Pass?
Yes
1. Deliver
2. Report

5. COMMUNICATE

6. DELIVER NOW

7. PUBLISH PRODUCT BUILD
FETCH
FEEDBACK COMPILED
UPSTREAM
DEVELOP
FEATURE BUILD

8. ITERATE

9. Organizations work together
Build times from 8h to 10min
Capability of Delivering now

10. LESSONS LEARNED

13. HOW TO DO IT YOURSELF?

14. Marko Klemetti (@mrako)
@eficode