Java project management

Project management is a major component of server-side application development. Having talented coders who are capable of writing intricate and innovative components is not enough. Enterprise applications require architects and software project managers that can oversee Java project management, organizing those talented Java developers into a cohesive development effort. Learn how to better manage an enterprise Java development team with project management tips, development lifecycle tutorials, news and advice on Agile methodologies, and application lifecycle management (ALM) coverage including requirements gathering, design, testing and deployment.

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Tip 25 Oct 2022
The differences between Java and TypeScript devs must know

Do you know Java? Are you trying to learn TypeScript? Here are five differences between TypeScript and Java that will make the learning transition easier. Continue Reading
Tip 20 Oct 2022
Product owner vs. product manager: What's the difference?

The job a product manager does for a company is quite different from the role of product owner on a Scrum team. Learn key differences between a product owner and product manager. Continue Reading

Feature 08 Jan 2016

The next big challenge in IoT evolution: Getting the protocols right

In this article you will learn about some of the considerations that need to be taken into account for leveraging different protocols while writing applications for the Internet of Things (IoT) Continue Reading
Feature 07 Jan 2016

How to quickly move a microservice infrastructure off AWS in a weekend

In this article you will learn how a small development team moved a 200-service application infrastructure away from AWS in order to reduce cost and increase resiliency. Continue Reading
Feature 04 Jan 2016

Java APIs to bridge the gap between today and future development efforts

At JavaOne 2015, a big topic of conversation was APIs and API development. In the IBM keynote, the promise was that an evolutionary approach to API development will help modern day developers pass the torch to those doing development in the future. Continue Reading
Feature 01 Jan 2016

Perfecting product migrations without customer disruption with Agile

Learn how MobiTV created a software development process for powering the future of connected TV. Continue Reading
Tip 28 Dec 2015

Continuous DevOps documentation: It's a necessity

Too often, documentation takes a back seat when organizations struggle with new methodologies and development approaches, but there is a need for documentation in a DevOps world. Continue Reading
Feature 22 Dec 2015

The benefits of integrating blockchains into distributed enterprise architectures

Blockchains aren't just for Silk Roaders paying with Bitcoins. Integrating blockchains into a distributed enterprise architectures has many benefits. Continue Reading
News 10 Dec 2015

Payara founder: GlassFish Open Source a great app server

At JavaOne 2015, Steve Millidge discusses expectations for the future and what he and Payara are working on with GlassFish Open Source. Continue Reading
News 10 Dec 2015

Java turns 20: What's in store for Java programming?

Barry Burd, author and Java expert, discusses how Java programming recently turned 20 years old how it's managed to stick around for so long. Continue Reading
Feature 02 Dec 2015

How to build an application integration framework for flexibility

Learn how MOBI Wireless created a back end infrastructure that makes it easy to implement different business workflows across service providers. Continue Reading
Feature 01 Dec 2015

How Notion Baked Intelligence Into the Server to Simplify the IoT

Here we take a look at how Notion, an IoT startup, built a sophisticated tier of server applications to empower a new generation of customizable sensors. Continue Reading
News 01 Dec 2015

Are you putting software projects at risk?

In this interview, Daniel Bryant discusses how many software projects are at risk due to development fallacies. Continue Reading
News 01 Dec 2015

How to setup a local Maven repository server for artifact hosting

This article looks at how to setup a local Maven repository, along with the functionality a local Maven repository server should provide. Criteria for choosing a private, local Maven repository are listed, along with Maven tutorials on how to setup Artifactory and Nexus. Continue Reading
Tip 24 Nov 2015

How Eclipse plans to harmonize Java DevOps for the cloud

Learn about Eclipse Che, the cloud-based version of the Eclipse IDE. Che will simplify the creation of Java DevOps environments on top of the OpenShift cloud platform. Continue Reading
Feature 10 Nov 2015

Containers and microservices take center stage as Devoxx 2015 kicks off

Containers like Docker, and microservice development, are the big topics at Devoxx 2015, but with more session rooms than every, there's plenty of other great fare for Java professionals. Continue Reading
Feature 10 Nov 2015

How collapsing the database stack improves developer productivity

Developers are reducing development time by collapsing the database stack and focusing on customer satisfaction and not on operations overhead. Here is how they are doing it. Continue Reading
Feature 02 Nov 2015

Is crowdsourcing bug fixes the next big wave in quality assurance testing?

Learn how crowd sourcing can incentivize the development of bug fixes and new features for open source software. Continue Reading
Podcast 17 Sep 2015

Network capacity management still a challenge for apps

Network capacity management challenges are increasing at a faster rate than ever with the robustness of the Internet of Things. Continue Reading
Tip 11 Sep 2015

State-based streaming emerges as REST development alternative

Developers are looking to increase Web application performance with alternatives to REST development approaches. Continue Reading
Tip 28 Aug 2015

Meet the challenge of optimizing system performance

Finding the right metrics for optimizing system performance is challenging. A software engineer offers tips for removing barriers to top performance. Continue Reading
Podcast 27 Aug 2015

Redis creator signs with vendor amid community support

How did the Redis community feel when the creator of their coveted NoSQL database signed on with a commercial vendor? TheServerSide talks to Salvatore Sanfilippo to find out. Continue Reading
Tip 26 Aug 2015

Improving software quality means mixing DevOps with Agile

As DevOps evolves and merges with advanced Agile methods, developer teams will have greater success at improving software quality. Continue Reading
Tip 04 Aug 2015

NoSQL technology remains key to drawing BI from big data

Both business users and vendors are challenged with managing and using big data. Learn how NoSQL technology providers are meeting the challenge. Continue Reading
Tip 04 Aug 2015

A new HTTP protocol eases server-side development

The HTTP protocol is finally getting its first major overhaul, bringing a number of improvements to managing the connections between servers and users. Continue Reading
Podcast 23 Jul 2015

Boost runtime performance with NoSQL

IT pros are turning to NoSQL to enhance runtime performance and fulfill non-functional requirements. Continue Reading
Feature 15 Jun 2015

When loose coupling and SOA style software layering doesn't make sense

Loose coupling and adding in SOA style layers don't make sense unless an application is going to be distributed. If enterprise wide distribution isn't in your application's future, stop adding in extra complexity, and collapse those layers into something easier to build and maintain. Continue Reading
News 21 May 2015

Open source initiatives saving grace for many companies

Companies are realizing that IT can't write all the code needed. They are learning to write less code and do more with open source initiatives. Continue Reading
Feature 18 May 2015

The challenge of managing distributed data can only be solved with NoSQL solutions

Managing data over large geographic areas where latency and reliability problems exist is a major challenge for relational databases, but fortunately, NoSQL databases are solving the problem of managing distributed data. Continue Reading
Feature 12 May 2015

Cutting costs in the cloud with modern PaaS based solutions

Cloud computing has been an incredibly disruptive technology, but more than SaaS and PaaS, enterprises are cutting costs and realizing new efficiencies by leveraging Platform as a Service (PaaS) based solutions. Continue Reading
Tutorial 04 May 2015

Asynchronously invoking a second managed bean method in JavaSever Faces (JSF)

The new features added to JSF make doing an asynchronous call to the server incredibly easy, but what if you need to follow that first asynchronous call with a second asynchronous call to a JavaServer Faces managed bean? It's a bit of work, but in this tutorial, we walk you through it. Continue Reading
Feature 04 May 2015

The next generation of cloud management and monitoring (CMM) tools with Aternity

Cloud management and monitoring (CMM) presents new challenges in this world of distributed data, distributed compute nodes and abstract hypervisors. Aternity is helping to solve many of these problems with their latest offerings. Continue Reading
Feature 27 Apr 2015

Failing to integrate security with DevOps? Do so at your own peril

Security is often considered as an afterthought in the software development lifecycle. But organizations need to keep up with vulnerabilities as they move to more agile DevOps practices. Read on for some best practices in building a security conscious culture. Continue Reading
Feature 23 Apr 2015

Mobile development looks inwards as internal facing apps gain traction

As enterprise moves forward to provide employees with the apps they need for maximum productivity, everything is on the table for reinvention. A mix of standardized and customized solutions will be required by big business to meet the needs of an internal workforce that is ready to truly mobilize. Continue Reading
Tip 22 Apr 2015

High-performance computing with cloud clusters

An expert offers tips for using cloud clusters to roll out high-performance computing applications in the cloud. Continue Reading
Tip 22 Apr 2015

Bridging the gap between WebRTC, VoIP and phones

The WebRTC protocol has shown great promise for integrating telephony capabilities into modern enterprise applications. But challenges remain. Continue Reading
Feature 21 Apr 2015

Improve software quality by paying early attention to application security

There are a number of strategies enterprises are taking to keep security on pace with faster development cycles. These include earlier code reviews, leveraging PaaS with built in security, and using cloud services for static and dynamic security analysis. Continue Reading
Feature 15 Apr 2015

Who are the heroes of the tech world?

TheServerSide has spoken with many up and coming stalwarts in the industry, and what we wanted to know was who they looked up to as thought leaders and heroes. The names they picked might surprise you. Continue Reading
Feature 09 Apr 2015

Emerging 2015 Java trends: Cloud based IDEs and greater Java 8 adoption

So far in 2015, big trends are emerging in the Java ecosystem, and top among those trends are the use of cloud-based IDEs and the adoption of Java 8 and lambda expressions. Continue Reading
Feature 07 Apr 2015

Google's Project X: Solving the worlds problems, one moon-shot at a time

Using the ambitious plans to put humans on the moon as a source of inspiration, Google is asking young minds to come up with their own 'moon-shots' that approach solving important problems in new and creative ways. Continue Reading
Feature 06 Apr 2015

Where are the REST alternatives for real-time applications?

Enterprise developers face number of challenges in creating frameworks for building scalable real-time applications that power modern apps like the cars moving in Uber. Read on to find out how new protocols and automatically synchronized database frameworks can help to simplify these kinds of applications. Continue Reading
Feature 03 Apr 2015

Docker and containerization: The uncontainable trend of 2015

Containerization, especially using new and exciting platforms like Docker, is a massive trend in the industry. Find out how to leverage this trend to run applications, host operating systems and gain even more benefits from running in a fully virtualized environment. Continue Reading
Tip 26 Mar 2015

Successfully managing software quality with growing, globally distributed teams

Successfully managing a software project is always a challenge, but when a project grows into a globally distributed development effort, application lifecycle management (ALM) becomes a real challenge. So how does Liferay, an open source, enterprise portal do it? Senior software architect Ray Auge tells us how. Continue Reading
Feature 25 Mar 2015

Cloud computing and AWS form perfect test beds for the risk averse

Risk aversion is a cornerstone of the enterprise computing community. Do no harm is philosophy that goes beyond medicine's Hippocratic oath. But the risk averse can now safely try new technologies by using cloud computing options and AWS. Continue Reading
Feature 23 Mar 2015

Rethink your tooling: How to make the DevOps promise a reality

Many organizations have struggled with breaking down the wall between development and operations. Tools are not the solution to every problem that faces DevOps integration, but they can help to make the DevOps promise a reality. Is it time to rethink your DevOps tooling? Continue Reading
Tip 23 Mar 2015

Improving software quality in every application lifecycle management (ALM) stage

Development lifecycles have become tremendously compressed, which means many stages of the application lifecycle management process are iterated over time and time again. Here are some lessons SFactory's Sorin Zaporojan learned throughout the ALM process. Continue Reading
Feature 18 Mar 2015

Will ObjectLayout's StructuredArrays finally solve the Java performance problem?

Java performance has greatly improved over the years, but getting true, linear scalability has always been a problem, largely due to the way data collections are handled in memory. However, new approaches to memory management are being developed, and ObjectLayout's StructuredArrays just might make it into Java 9 or 10. Continue Reading
Podcast 17 Feb 2015

Discussing Aerospike at DeveloperWeek 2015

Aerospike's developer discusses how the NoSQL database recently moved its IP to open source at DeveloperWeek 2015. Continue Reading
Feature 30 Jan 2015

Growing the demand for NoSQL technology, and non-relational solutions

While relational databases have been the stalwart of enterprise computing, more and more organizations are looking at NoSQL solutions that will free them from many of the constraints of a relational database system. Continue Reading
Feature 20 Jan 2015

How realistic is your mobile testing strategy?

Given the unpredictable nature of the way handheld devices will be used, organizations must ensure they employ a realistic mobile testing strategy, or face the reality that problems will be a reality after deployment. Continue Reading
Feature 15 Jan 2015

Can a pattern become an anti-pattern? How to avoid the loose coupling mistake

Nobody is debating the benefits of loose-coupling, but far too many SOA architects take the practice too far. Make sure you know when loose-coupling makes sense, and more importantly, when it doesn't. Continue Reading
Feature 15 Jan 2015

Will value types and structured arrays be Java 9's cap feather?

Scalability and performance are always issues that dog the Java platform. But with so many lessons learned from languages like Scala and Clojure, will Java 9 take on these scalability issues by introducing immutable types like structured arrays and value types? Continue Reading
Feature 12 Jan 2015

Cloud based IDEs continue to mature, changing the software development process

There has always been talk of doing software development in the cloud, but the reality has been far from the promise. But recent improvements are changing attitudes, enticing developers to change their software development process. Continue Reading
Tip 09 Dec 2014

Behavior-driven development: Five tips for keeping BDD projects on track

Many organizations are approaching software design in a new way, with one of the most popular being Behavior-driven development (BDD). Here are five tips to keep your BDD projects on track Continue Reading
Feature 15 Oct 2014

Choosing the right log aggregator to mine your performance data

To maintain and improve an existing system, being able to read and understand log files is an absolute requirement. Here we look at how various logging technologies compare with each other. Continue Reading
Tutorial 07 Sep 2014

Advanced JSF Tutorial: The single page interface (SPI) with Facelets, Ajax and HTML5

Some say it's impossible, but if you really understand the technology, you will realize that creating a single page interface (SPI) with JSF, Facelets, Ajax and HTML really isn't all that hard. In fact, JavaServer Faces makes it pretty easy! Continue Reading
Feature 07 Sep 2014

Top 5 DevOps best practices for achieving security, scalability and performance

How do you get the most out of your applications? One way is to adopt a DevOps approach to deployment and apply these five best practices for achieving security, scalability and performance. Continue Reading
Feature 28 Jul 2014

Top 5 Java based tools for capturing business intelligence (BI)

There are many tools out there for working with BI, but here we look at the top five Business Intelligence tools that are written using the Java language. Continue Reading
Tutorial 20 Jul 2014

Integrating Ajax into your Facelets pages: Death to JSF's request-response cycle

If you're doing Facelets development, this might be the most important tutorial you will ever read. It will explain to you how to throw out that annoying request-response cycle, and explain how to integrate Ajax based JSF components with a dynamically re-rendering Facelets page snippet. Continue Reading
Tutorial 20 Jul 2014

Creating pages based on a JSF template: Using the Facelets ui:define tag

What do you do once you've set up a handsome page template using the Facelets functions that come with JSF 2.x? Well, you start creating new pages, meshing those ui:define tags in with ui:composition and ui:insert. It's easier than it sounds, trust me. Continue Reading
Feature 06 Jul 2014

The challenge of tagging for analytics in a world of unstructured text

Many organizations are managing massive amounts of information in their big data systems, but handling that inflow, and making it make sense is a massive challenge. Tagging is one solution, but how does one tag unstructured text? It's a problem that is slowly being solved. Continue Reading
Tutorial 30 Jun 2014

Adding the MBean to the JMX server

Part two of this tutorial delves into how and why to add MBean to the JMX server. Continue Reading
Tutorial 27 Jun 2014

Configuring VisualVM to connect to the app server

Learn how to configure VisualVM in part three of this tutorial. Continue Reading
Tutorial 24 Jun 2014

Monitor your Web applications using JMX and Spring

Learn how to use JMX and Spring to monitor new Web application projects. Continue Reading
Tip 18 Apr 2014

Software architecture: Five things every developer should know

Learn five things every developer should know about software architecture for present-day technologies. Continue Reading
Tutorial 20 Mar 2014

O'Reilly Fluent 2014 conference coverage

Get the latest on Web platform technology from Fluent 2014. Continue Reading
Feature 02 Mar 2014

The three most common NoSQL mistakes you don't want to be making

More and more organizations are using NoSQL to solve various data persistence problems. But sometimes the rush to use a new technology can cause problems. Here are three common NoSQL mistakes adopters of the technology will want to avoid. Continue Reading
Feature 05 Feb 2014

Continuous Development: The glue holding DevOps, TDD and Agile methods together

Continuous integration(CI) and continuous development (CD) have become central components in the application lifecycle management process. In many cases, CI and CD have become the central tenets holding together DevOps, Agile development and test driven methodologies. Continue Reading
Tip 21 Jan 2014

There is more to PaaS than just application deployment and management

There is no doubt that various PaaS plays and cloud computing platforms have greatly simplified application management and deployment, but growth and survival has meant growing far beyond these humble beginnings. Continue Reading
Feature 20 Jan 2014

Become a NoSQL expert: Three best books for learning polyglot persistence

The NoSQL movement has taken the industry by storm, and more and more applications are using polyglot persistence technologies. Are you up to speed on NoSQL? If not, here are three books that will make you an expert. Continue Reading
Feature 11 Jan 2014

People and process trump tools when it comes to improving software quality

There are a variety of new tools emerging on the market, but if your organization is working to improve the quality of their product, improving the process and dealing with the culture is more important than the tools of the trade. Continue Reading
Tip 05 Jan 2014

With Java EE 7, your Design Patterns are dead. And your EAR is ugly too.

Adam Bien isn't without opinions when it comes to modern day enterprise programming techniques. From the use of design patterns, to the manner in which projects and modules are divided, Bien isn't without opinions when it comes to developing Java applications. Continue Reading
Feature 28 Oct 2013

Improving software quality by optimizing through automation

At STPCon 2013, HP's Kelly Emo talks about how organizations are using new software tools to improve software quality through the use of automation. Continue Reading
News 23 Sep 2013

Java development and application lifecycle management collide at JavaOne

There is an intersection between Java development and application lifecycle management, but at JavaOne this year, the ebb has flowed away from ALM, as the conference focuses largely on the technical side of things. Continue Reading
Feature 25 Aug 2013

Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tips from the industry's TaskTop expert

Mik Kersten of TaskTop has continued to lead the industry in the application lifecycle management (ALM) space, and here we look at some of the insights and tips he has provided TheServerSide with over the years. Continue Reading
Feature 03 Aug 2013

Software developers demanding resource based, RESTful APIs

Software developers are demanding APIs that are delivered in a RESTful, resource based way, and one way to do that is by building with the RESTlet framework. Continue Reading
Feature 01 Aug 2013

Handling the four 'V's of big data: volume, velocity, variety, and veracity

If you are about to engage in the world of big data, or are hiring a specialist to consult on your big data needs, keep in mind the four 'V's of big data: volume, velocity, variety and veracity. Continue Reading
Tutorial 22 Jul 2013

Enums versus Exceptions: An new, Agile approach to application error handling

As Agile teams recognize the overhead of using throwable objects, the enums versus exceptions debate is beginning to rage, but smart developers know that using enums means better error handling. Continue Reading
Tutorial 20 Jul 2013

Top ways that Java enums can simplify the software development process

Introduced in Java 5, the enum has become an effective tool in simplifying software development in Java. But not every developer is using the enum construct to its fullest. This article will demonstrate interesting and unique ways to simplify application development through the use of enums. Continue Reading
Tutorial 03 Jul 2013

Which EJB to use? Stateful, stateless and singleton session beans compared

When developing a service layer, Java architects are often challenged with which of the three session beans, stateful, stateless or singleton, should be used. Continue Reading
Feature 29 Jun 2013

Software lifecycle integration bus: New ALM tool is the key to social coding

The software lifecycle integration bus could be the key social coding ALM tool that will bring open source coding success to the enterprise. Continue Reading
Feature 29 Jun 2013

Simplify Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) with the AWS Elastic Beanstalk

Using the Elastic Beanstalk, part of the Amazon Web Service (AWS) suite of of products, can greatly simplify application lifecycle management tasks suck as scaling, monitoring and provisioning. Continue Reading
Tip 07 Jun 2013

Understanding the implicit dangers of software component re-use

Every software developers has the goal of component re-use, but there are implicit dangers in the practice that all developers must be aware of. Continue Reading
Tip 06 Jun 2013

Mobile ALM Tip: Four ways to effectively move apps out of production

Moving applications out of production can be a mobile ALM challenge, but with these four tips, organizations will be minimizing the challenge of application decommissioning. Continue Reading
Feature 22 May 2013

Inside advice on the use of Platform as a Service in the enterprise

CloudBees founder and CEO Sacha Labourey answers tough questions and hands out practical advice about PaaS and how it works in the enterprise. Continue Reading
Tutorial 23 Apr 2013

How 'big data' solved the content management (CMS) problem

Content management systems that need to sift through huge amounts of data are big data problems in need of a solution. Fortunately, projects like Hadoop and MapReduce are coming to the rescue. Continue Reading
Feature 23 Apr 2013

Big Data Hadoop solutions with Hive, Mahout, HBase and Cassandra

As Hadoop evolves, complimentary technologies such as Hive, Mahout, HBase and Cassandra are allowing software engineers get more and more out of commodity hardware. Continue Reading
Tip 14 Apr 2013

Software requirements and expectation management key to project success

Many shun the task of properly documenting a system, but successful projects know that effective requirements docs lead to better expectation management and a greater degree of success. Continue Reading
Tip 07 Apr 2013

BEST: Simple web service alternatives to SOAP, XML and REST

Sometimes architects over-complicate web services, but indeed, effective solutions can be created without SOA, REST and SOAP. Continue Reading
Feature 01 Apr 2013

Key benefits of architecting loosely coupled SOA-based solutions

Service-oriented architectures (SOA) experience the most benefits when architects use loose coupling to build their solutions. Continue Reading
Tutorial 13 Mar 2013

Mobile application development tutorial

Looking for a start in developing mobile apps for existing enterprise computing systems? This mobile application development tutorial is here to help. Continue Reading
Feature 06 Mar 2013

How Headless Android is Impacting Embedded Systems Development

Given the fact that Android is targetted towards the smartphone market, you wouldn't expect any significant interest in Android from the embedded market. However, making Android 'headless', and working with it on an embedded device has a variety of compelling use cases, and accordingly it is becomming ever more popular. Continue Reading
Feature 21 Feb 2013

Mobile ALM guidance: Android and iOS development is not ‘business as usual’

Mobile development presents new challenges to architects and solution developers, but guidance on the topic of mobile ALM (application lifecycle management) is lacking, and the industry is looking for answers. Continue Reading
Tip 15 Feb 2013

ALM expert says Agile methods are the way to conquer mobile ALM

Enterprise application developers are finding mobile application lifecycle management has challenges. ALM pro Howard Deiner advises an Agile approach. Continue Reading
Feature 06 Feb 2013

How big data and distributed systems solve traditional scalability problems

The highly centralized enterprise data center is becoming a thing of the past, as organizations must embrace a more distributed model to deal with everything from content management to big data. Here we examine how technologies like Hadoop and NoSQL fit into modern distributed architectures in a way that solves scalability and performance problems. Continue Reading
Feature 06 Feb 2013

Contrasting distributed computing with concurrent programming:

In many ways, concurrent programming and distributed programming address the same set of programming issues, but there are significant differences between the two, and architects and developers need to understand the difference. Continue Reading
Feature 10 Jan 2013

How NoSQL, MySQL and MongoDB worked together to solve a big-data problem

Choosing between schemaless NoSQL databases and strong-schema relational designs isn't an either-or decision, as this case study points out. When dealing with their big data problem, Craigslist decided that their MySQL servers could use a little help from MongoDB, and putting the two technologies together created a better system with greater availability, scalability and performance. Continue Reading
Feature 09 Jan 2013

The Craigslist Dilemma: A case study for big data and NoSQL solutions

It's hard to imagine just how many postings Craigslist has handled over the years, and if you were in charge of archiving those posts and storing them for compliance, you'd need a 'big data' solution. So how does Craigslist manage all of their data, both the incoming stuff and the stuff that needs archiving? It's a beautiful combination of MySQL, NoSQL and a little help from the people at 10Gen. Continue Reading
News 12 Dec 2012

Cloud's impact on ALM

At the 2012 AADI Summit in Las Vegas, Gartner VP Mark Driver explained how the cloud is changing the way developers create and maintain software. Continue Reading
News 30 Nov 2012

The evolution of the API: A future beyond mobile and embedded systems

According to Kin Lane, APIs are moving from social media to the enterprise. Will public APIs be the key to computing in the internet of things? Continue Reading
Quiz 30 Nov 2012

Cloud application knowledge quiz

Test your knowledge with SearchCloudApplications.com's cloud application knowledge quiz. Continue Reading
Tip 16 Nov 2012

Try an Agile deployment strategy

Agile development methods hold value for more than planning, design, development and testing. A deployment strategy also benefits from Agile tactics. Continue Reading