Some common release controls are:
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A release or deployment plan must be documented and reviewed with the Deployment Manager (or the release
organization). This plan must address how risks, issues, or code deviations are to be handled during the key
timeframe leading up to the actual release
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The components of each release package must be defined, integrated, and compatible with one another
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The integrity of each release package must be verified and maintained
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References to the configuration items (CIs) that the release package represents, if applicable
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The customer for which the application is being developed must approve the release, indicating that the user
community (or a specific subset) is ready to receive and use the requisite capabilities of the release
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Each release package must be capable of being backed out of production without negatively impacting the remaining
production environment
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The contents of each release package must be transferred to operations and support staff with sufficient
documentation and knowledge transfer so that those organizations can effectively support the released capabilities
in production
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