CI/CD Principles
CI/CD Section 1
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 2
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 3
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 4
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 5
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 6
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 7
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 8
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 9
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 10
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 11
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 12
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 13
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 14
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
CI/CD Section 15
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CD) are practices that automate the software
development lifecycle. They ensure that software changes are tested, integrated, and delivered efficiently and reliably.
Key Concepts:
- CI: Automates integration and testing of code changes.
- CD: Automates delivery and deployment of code to production.
- Version Control Systems: Use Git or similar tools to track changes.
- Automated Testing: Ensures quality and prevents regressions.
Best Practices:
- Use branching strategies like GitFlow or trunk-based development.
- Implement pipeline stages for build, test, and deploy.
- Use metrics to monitor deployment frequency and failure rates.
