Preview deployments explained
Preview deployments are essentially test versions of your product that are deployed specifically for the purpose of review and feedback gathering.
When you're developing new features or making changes, it's crucial to get input from various stakeholders, including team members (e.g. product owner, project manager, sales people, Q & A guys, clients), or end users.
So, we create these preview deployments for you to provide a snapshot of the current state of your product for them to interact with and evaluate.
This allows everyone involved to provide feedback early in the development process, helping to ensure that you're on the right track and delivering value.
How do preview deployments help your team become better fast?
Developers can ensure their code meets requirements by deploying it to a preview environment and validating its functionality together with their relevant peers.
Preview deployments allow for testing your new code for integration with other features, reducing the risk of conflicts later on.
By actively testing your changes in a preview environment, you can identify and resolve bugs early, ensuring a smoother overall development process.
Your developers use multiple preview deployments each representing a different environment.
Accelerate feedback cycles by providing early access to your new features, facilitating swift adjustments based on stakeholder input.
Mitigate the risk of production issues by identifying and addressing potential bugs or issues in the preview environment before your real deployment.
Empower the product owner with direct access to the latest changes, enabling informed decision-making and prioritization of features.