Description: Delivering in the context of agile methodologies such as Scrum and Extreme Programming refers to the act of providing completed work to stakeholders. This process is fundamental to ensure that the results of the work are reviewed and accepted, allowing for continuous feedback and improvement of the product. In Scrum, delivery occurs at the end of each sprint, where a product increment is presented for evaluation by stakeholders. In Extreme Programming, frequent delivery of small functionalities allows developers to receive immediate feedback and adjust the project’s course. Additionally, in the context of container management, delivery may refer to the deployment of applications in production environments, ensuring that the software is available and functioning correctly. Delivery not only involves task completion but also effective communication with stakeholders, ensuring that their expectations align with the delivered results. This collaborative and transparent approach is essential for the success of any agile project, as it fosters trust and customer satisfaction.
