After fully implementing CI in the organization, you can move on to the next process and implement Continuous Delivery.
The following is a schematic of Continuous Delivery. In this process, the Dev Team, Testing Team, and Software Configuration Team work together to integrate the latest code and make it available for the acceptance test. Once this acceptance test has completed successfully, the product is available for delivery:
Continuous Delivery aims to deliver quality software in a very fast manner. It has the ability to continuously deliver changes, such as new features, bug fixes, and configuration changes into UAT, staging, and production. It also helps to deliver work in small batches frequently, so that issues can be uncovered at an early stage.
Continuous Delivery differs from Continuous Integration...
