Artifact storage
When we implement any form of Continuous Integration (CI), we produce various artifacts because of the build process. The artifacts can range from binaries to the output of tests. We need to consider how we are going to store this data; thankfully, cloud computing has many answers to this problem. One solution is cloud storage, such as AWS S3, which is available in abundance, and at a small cost. Many of the software-as-a-service CI providers such as Travis and CircleCI also offer this capability built into the system; so, for us to leverage it, there is very little we need to do. We can also leverage the same storage if, for example, we are using Jenkins. The existence of the cloud means we rarely need to worry about the ...
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