CI == Automating the running of code, tests, and or builds on a separate machine
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CD == Automating the deployment of code to a server
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It's important to note that Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment are not the same thing. The two get conflated and sometimes used wrong interchangeably. Continuous Deployment specifically means deploying straight to production.
When CI/CD is put into practice it creates automation. When automation works as it is intended, it's magical.
CI is "continuous integration". Where your team "continuously integrates" their code so everyone is working with as similar version of the code as possible.
Indeed. But I was speaking in the context of process and implementation versus the definition of the term.
Typically we’re asked to implement it, or how we’d implement it.
All with the idea of being able to integrate code more efficiently and effectively with the emphasis of “continuous”. Otherwise it would be more intermittent due to the “it works on my machine”.
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CDwill prevent 👇🏽It's important to note that
Continuous DeliveryandContinuous Deploymentare not the same thing. The two get conflated and sometimes used wrong interchangeably.Continuous Deploymentspecifically means deploying straight to production.When CI/CD is put into practice it creates automation. When automation works as it is intended, it's magical.
No it isn't.
CI is "continuous integration". Where your team "continuously integrates" their code so everyone is working with as similar version of the code as possible.
Indeed. But I was speaking in the context of process and implementation versus the definition of the term.
Typically we’re asked to implement it, or how we’d implement it.
All with the idea of being able to integrate code more efficiently and effectively with the emphasis of “continuous”. Otherwise it would be more intermittent due to the “it works on my machine”.
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