What is Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)?
Nov 25 - 1 min read
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- Continuous Integration: The practice where multiple developers can merge their working code multiple times a day in a shared repository with the help of automated tests and build
- Continuous Delivery: Deploying the committed code post automation test, directly into the production environment so that the software users can continuously experience the continuous changes.
- Continuous Deployment: The aim for continuous deployment is similar to continuous delivery, i.e., automated and quick releases to production environments. However, moving a step ahead from continuous delivery, here the developer is not required to approve the deployment, and the changes can be released as soon as the automated testing passes them.