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Engineering Workflow Changelog Template

This document serves as a changelog for the engineering workflow at Hyletic. It provides a historical record of changes, updates, and improvements made to the engineering processes and practices within the company.

Change Log​

Version 1.0 - [Date]​

  • Implemented Git version control system for code management.
  • Established branching strategy using feature branches, develop branch, and release branches.
  • Introduced code review process to ensure code quality and collaboration.
  • Implemented continuous integration and automated testing using [tool name].
  • Integrated [tool name] for code analysis and quality checks.
  • Established documentation standards and practices for code documentation and knowledge sharing.

Version 1.1 - [Date]​

  • Updated branching strategy to incorporate hotfix branches for quick bug fixes.
  • Introduced pull request templates to provide clear guidelines for code reviews.
  • Implemented automated deployment process for staging and production environments.
  • Integrated [tool name] for monitoring and alerting of system performance and errors.
  • Implemented a comprehensive logging system for better debugging and troubleshooting.

Version 1.2 - [Date]​

  • Introduced a feature flag system for controlled feature releases and A/B testing.
  • Implemented containerization using Docker for easier deployment and scalability.
  • Updated documentation standards to include API documentation and architectural diagrams.
  • Improved test coverage and introduced performance testing in the CI/CD pipeline.
  • Integrated [tool name] for vulnerability scanning and security testing.

Version 2.0 - [Date]​

  • Transitioned to a microservices architecture to improve scalability and maintainability.
  • Implemented service mesh using [tool name] for better service-to-service communication.
  • Introduced Kubernetes for container orchestration and management.
  • Updated CI/CD pipeline to include automated deployment to Kubernetes clusters.
  • Implemented centralized logging and monitoring using [tool name].
  • Introduced chaos engineering practices for testing system resilience.

Version 2.1 - [Date]​

  • Implemented infrastructure as code using [tool name] for better reproducibility and scalability.
  • Updated documentation standards to include infrastructure diagrams and deployment processes.
  • Introduced automated load testing using [tool name] to ensure system performance under heavy loads.
  • Implemented canary deployments for gradual rollout of new features and updates.
  • Integrated [tool name] for automated incident response and resolution.

Conclusion​

The engineering workflow at Hyletic is continuously evolving and improving to meet the demands of a dynamic and rapidly growing industry. This changelog provides an overview of the major changes and updates made to the workflow, highlighting the company's commitment to staying at the forefront of engineering practices and technologies.