Q2 Flashcards

1
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One or more changes to an IT service that are built, tested and deployed together

A

Release

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2
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Scope of a Release (3)

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  • Process
  • System
  • Function
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3
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covers release numbering, frequency and the level in the IT infrastructure that will be controlled by definable releases.

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Release Policy

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4
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Releases should be uniquely identified according to a scheme defined in the release policy.

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Release Identification

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5
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will help to ensure repeatability and consistency.

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Automation

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6
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Release design options and considerations (3)

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  • Big bang
  • Phased approach
  • Push and pull
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7
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The new or changed service is deployed to all user areas in one operation.

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Big bang

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8
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The service is deployed to a part of the user base initially, and then this operation is repeated for subsequent parts of the user base via a scheduled rollout plan.

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Phased approach

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9
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is used where the service component is deployed from the centre and pushed out to the target locations.

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Push approach

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10
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is used for software releases where the software is made available in a central location but users are free to pull the software down to their own location at a time of their choosing.

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Pull approach

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11
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will define what approach to use when transitioning from the current service to the new one.

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Service design

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12
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should be authorized as part of the change management process

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Release and deployment plans

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13
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Release and deployment plans should define (4)

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  • Scope and content of the release
  • Risk assessment and risk profile for the release
  • Customers affected by the release
  • CAB members that approved the change request for the release and deployment
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14
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establishes the approach to building, testing and maintaining the environments prior to production.

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Build and test planning

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15
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are useful for testing the service with a small part of the user base before rolling it out to the whole business.

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Planning pilots

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16
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Logistics and delivery planning aspects (3)

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  • Delivery of release units and service components.
  • Typical lead times.
  • Progress tracking.
17
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Key aspects that need to be managed during the activities to build and test a service (3)

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  • Usage of the build and test environments
  • Recording the complete record of the build so that it can be rebuilt if required
  • Maintaining evidence of testing, e.g. test results and test report
18
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key activities to build a release package (4)

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  • Assemble and integrate the release components in a controlled manner
  • Create the build and release documentation
  • Install and verify the release package
  • Send a notification to relevant parties
19
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When reviewing a deployment the following activities should be included (3)

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  • Capture experiences and feedback on customer, user and service provider satisfaction with the deployment
  • Review quality criteria that were not met
  • Check that any actions, necessary fixes and changes are complete