Learn about Change Volume, including how to measure it, and leverage it in dashboards and visualizations with Metabase.
Change volume describes the number of code changes that occur after a given release or specified period of time. This metric differs from deployment frequency in that it focuses on the amount of code changed instead of the amount of code deployed. You can use this DevOps metric to contribute to a greater calculation of perceived end-user value as well as look at how teams are approaching change. A high volume of deployments could be an indication that your team is working efficiently, or it could be an indication that a team is making too many unnecessary changes.
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Change volume is a simple visualization that shows the number of deployments made in a specified timeframe. It’s important to remember that, as we mentioned previously, the volume alone shouldn’t be the end all be all for your final analysis. You have to check on the purpose of the code being deployed. If you notice there’s a lot of minor unneeded changes, you can help guide your team into the right direction. Too many small changes can lead to wasted time.
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