Continuous Integration Vs Continuous Delivery Vs Continuous Deployment

Continuous Integration Vs. Continuous Delivery Vs. Continuous Deployment

Continuous integration, continuous delivery, and continuous deployment are key software delivery processes in a DevOps environment. But what does each one do for your product development and release cycles? Brent Laster explains what these terms really boil down to, and how they work separately and together to help your team release software. This powerful set of disciplines, best practices, and technologies automates the process of integrating and delivering source code changes from inception through production. Although their implementation may vary, these processes are necessary to ensure that software is released frequently, reliably, and with high quality. You’ll learn how: Continuous integration ensures that individual code changes are suitable for inclusion in the code base and merged in successfully Continuous delivery assembles your product, automatically testing the quality and functionality along the way, and produces deliverables that are proven to be deployable Continuous deployment simplifies releasing the product to customers, whether it’s in the cloud, via download, or in some other format, while also allowing for limited deployments or rolling deployments back

Continuous Integration Vs. Continuous Delivery Vs. Continuous Deployment

Continuous Integration Vs. Continuous Delivery Vs. Continuous Deployment, 2nd Edition

Continuous integration, continuous delivery, and continuous deployment are key software delivery processes in a DevOps environment. But what does each one do for your product development and release cycles? In this updated report, Brent Laster explains what these terms really boil down to and how they work separately and together to help your team release software. This powerful set of disciplines, best practices, and technologies automates the integration and delivery of source code changes from inception through production. Although their implementation may vary, continuous integration, continuous delivery, and continuous deployment are necessary to ensure that software is released frequently, reliably, and with high quality. You'll learn how: Continuous integration makes certain that individual code changes are suitable for inclusion in the code base and merged in successfully Continuous delivery assembles your product, automatically tests quality and functionality, and produces deliverables that are proven to be deployable Continuous deployment simplifies releasing the product to customers-whether it's in the cloud, via download, or in some other format-while also allowing for limited deployments or rolling deployments back This valuable resource for business professionals, software engineering managers, senior developers, and architects will also explore how containers and Kubernetes interact in this environment.