Agile Release Planning and Roadmaps Flashcards
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What does 'Definition of Done' (DoD) mean in the context of release planning?
Answer: A shared agreement on criteria that must be met before an increment is considered releasable
The Definition of Done is a shared, transparent checklist of criteria every increment must meet before it can be considered releasable.
In Agile, what is a 'release train'?
Answer: A scheduled release cadence where teams synchronize delivery on a fixed schedule
A release train is a scheduled, fixed-cadence release cycle used in scaled Agile frameworks like SAFe to synchronize multiple teams.
What is the role of the product owner in Agile release planning?
Answer: To prioritize the product backlog and decide what is included in each release
The product owner prioritizes the backlog and decides which features are included in each release based on business value and stakeholder needs.
What is 'release burndown' used to track?
Answer: The remaining work (story points or features) across sprints until a release is complete
A release burndown chart tracks remaining work across multiple sprints, showing whether the team is on track to complete the planned release scope.
What is 'feature freeze' in Agile release planning?
Answer: The point at which no new features are added so the team can focus on stability and quality
Feature freeze is the point in a release cycle when no new features are added so the team can focus on stabilizing, testing, and hardening the product.
Which Agile artifact best represents the long-term vision of a product for release planning purposes?
Answer: Product roadmap
The product roadmap provides the long-term vision and direction of the product, serving as the strategic foundation for release planning.
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