Good Software Delivery (GSD) is the name for a set of best practices that help teams deliver high-quality software to production in minutes, not months.

While the term GSD may be new for you, you may already be familiar with the core tenants of GSD that have formed as best practices for delivering software over the last two decades.

Good Software Delivery is about establishing a system of software delivery to production that encompasses all of the security and compliance requirements checks in an automated fashion that can be run and reported on earlier in the SDLC before the final delivery to production.

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