Continuous Delivery
If we have CI working, we are only one step away from Continuous Delivery (CD), but sometimes that step is not a short step. However, we should always try to move in that direction regardless. We could have a working software in our integration environment, but if it takes weeks to be available at our end, we are not giving the users the value that our application should give.
In CD, we will try to automate the whole process to get our software from our code base into a live application, with all the steps that we could need. This could go from having our infrastructure created and configured, to our application being tested, deployed, or even verified and a range of things in-between, with the minimum, or non-manual intervention. ...
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