A Model-driven Approach to Continuous Practices for Modern Cloud-based Web Applications

Tegeler, Tim; Gossen, Frederik; Steffen, Bernhard

doi:10.1109/confluence.2019.8776962

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“…This challenge is significantly more complex when the implementation considers ongoing projects with developed practices and habits. The first issue faced is dealing with a currently established development routine [ 8 ], as having to re-establish current procedures and having the teams follow it can be met with resistance. The second issue is cost, as there are infrastructure considerations involving an initial cost in budget, skill development, and time taken for integration and maintenance of the tools required [ 9 , 10 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

Continuous and Secure Integration Framework for Smart Contracts

Reyes

Jimeno

Villanueva-Polanco

2023

Sensors

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As part of agile methodologies seen in the past few years, IT organizations have continuously adopted new practices in their software delivery life-cycle to improve both efficiency and effectiveness of development teams. Two of these practices are continuous integration and continuous deployment, which are part of the DevOps cycle which has helped organizations build software effectively and efficiently. These practices must be considered for new technologies such as smart contracts, where security concerns and bugs might cost more once deployed than traditional software. This paper states the importance of using a proper DevOps routine and how it is possible to apply this practice to a smart contract build. Specifically, this paper introduces a framework to implement DevOps for smart contracts development by describing multiple DevOps tools and their applicability to smart contract development.

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confidence: 99%