The State of Continuous Delivery: The Evolution of Software Delivery Performance
summary
Surveying >70,000 developers from Q3 2020–Q1 2022, the report finds 23% not involved in DevOps and only 20% running full CI/CD, while about a third still manually approve production deploys. Large enterprises cut low performers on lead time from 34% to 24% and raise top performers to ~21%. Microservices users are two‑thirds less likely to be low performers (33% → 22%), containers double the chance of <1‑day lead time, and Kubernetes users are ~33% more likely to be top performers. The CDF launches CD Events to standardize CI/CD event exchange.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:51The Continuous Delivery Report Series
- 2:04Takeaways
- 6:07Deployment Frequency
- 7:09Change Failure Rate
- 7:30Mean Time to Recovery
- 9:50Diploma Frequency
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