CI, CD, and CD
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In this lesson
tell the three terms apart.
Planned topics
- Continuous Integration (CI): every change is merged often and built and tested automatically.
- Continuous Delivery: every passing change is ready to release; a human presses the button.
- Continuous Deployment: every passing change goes to production automatically.
- The same letters mean two things (delivery and deployment); ask which one a team means.
- The goal is small, frequent, low-risk changes with fast feedback.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
a pipeline line: commit, build, test, package, (approval), deploy, with the boundary of each term marked.
Check your understanding
What is the difference between delivery and deployment?
Show answer
Delivery waits for a human approval; deployment releases automatically.
Practice
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