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Salesforce DevOps for Architects

You're reading from   Salesforce DevOps for Architects Discover tools and techniques to optimize the delivery of your Salesforce projects

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837636051
Length 260 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Rob Cowell Rob Cowell
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Lars Malmqvist Lars Malmqvist
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Preface 1. Chapter 1: A Brief History of Deploying Salesforce Changes 2. Chapter 2: Developing a DevOps Culture FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: The Value of Source Control 4. Chapter 4: Testing Your Changes 5. Chapter 5: Day-to-Day Delivery with SFDX 6. Chapter 6: Exploring Packaging 7. Chapter 7: CI/CD Automation 8. Chapter 8: Ticketing Systems 9. Chapter 9: Backing Up Data and Metadata 10. Chapter 10: Monitoring for Changes 11. Chapter 11: Data Seeding Your Development Environments 12. Chapter 12: Salesforce DevOps Tools – Gearset 13. Chapter 13: Copado 14. Chapter 14: Salesforce DevOps Tools – Flosum 15. Chapter 15: AutoRABIT 16. Chapter 16: Other Salesforce DevOps Tools 17. Chapter 17: Conclusion 18. Index 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

The benefits of tracking your work

The foundation of any successful project relies on an organized approach toward task management and tracking. Utilizing a ticketing system in Salesforce DevOps offers multiple advantages.

Transparency

All tasks and their statuses are visible to team members, fostering open communication and promoting teamwork. When everyone has visibility into what needs to be done and who is working on what, it eliminates duplicative work and makes coordinating easier.

This visibility provides benefits at multiple levels – for individual team members, team managers, cross-functional stakeholders, and leadership. For team members, having all tasks and current statuses in a central ticketing system lets everyone see what needs to be worked on and who is working on what. Immediately, developers can check which tickets are In progress versus In code review or Ready for testing. Testers can view what items are queued up for validation.

This real-time...

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